Twenty-five years have passed today Saturday since the most massive extermination of people in the history of Europe after the second world war, and the commemorative events in Bosnia-Herzegovina are also peaking. A massacre characterized as genocide by the International Criminal Tribunal for the fo
Hundreds of lives lost, but the world would never know. Several dozen catastrophes were concealed in the USSR. Eventually the truth came out. Already at the time of the establishment of the Soviet Union in 1922, the authorities limited citizens access to information. With time, they achieved true
Quite recently we wrote about the inhabitants of besieged Leningrad, who in their desperate struggle for their lives did not shy away from cannibalism. Before this happened, however, the city authorities somehow tried to feed hundreds of thousands of starving people. When practically everything was
The story of Wojtek, who became a soldier, sounds unbelievable. Yet it did happen! In addition, the most famous teddy bear in the army of General Anders went down in the pages of history not only because of the species unusual for a warrior. A brave bear put his paw to the blood-borne victory at Mon