TODAY IN HISTORY we live in a slightly mad world
Feb 17 1600
Italian philosopher Giordano Bruno burned at the stake at Campo di Fiore in Rome, likely because ecclesiastical authorities were alarmed at his rambling and somewhat insane ideas, coupled with rejection of accepted authority. Exactly what the charges against him were [...]

Seiring dengan berkembangnya debat dan diskusi mengenai penyebab meningkatnya pemanasan global yang disebabkan ulah manusia, serta sejalan pula dengan menularnya demam hijau (green fever), kecenderungan manusia untuk hidup lebih sehat dengan kembali ke alam terbuka dan mengonsumsi makanan-makanan hijau yang lebih sehat yang semakin meluas di seluruh dunia, banyak pencinta lingkungan hidup dan politisi yang [...]

TODAY IN HISTORY we live in a slightly mad world
Feb 16 1923Lord Carnarvon opens King Tut’s tomb, revealing one of the most well-preserved treasures from the ancient world. While it has been frequently reported that a curse killed 13 of the 20 people present at the opening of the tomb, there [...]

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Feb 15 1898
The battleship U.S.S. Maine blows up in Havana Harbor, commencing a splendid little war against Spain that ends with the United States owning a colonial empire and Cuba under martial law.

TODAY IN HISTORY we live in a slightly mad world
Feb 13 1917
Mata Hari is arrested for spying.
Feb 13 1945
An estimated 135,000 people, mostly women and children, die in the firebombing of the 13th-century city of Dresden, a revenge bombing that had no real military justification.

TODAY IN HISTORY we live in a slightly mad world
Feb 9 1909
The first federal law prohibiting the importation of opium is enacted, aimed not particularly at the ravages the drug was having on American society (none: white people weren’t using opium), but at the hated Chinee.

TODAY IN HISTORY we live in a slightly mad world
Feb 3 1882P.T. Barnum purchases the elephant Jumbo. He keeps him for three years until the animal’s skull is crushed by a train. After his death, Jumbo gets extra exposure, as his stuffed skin and skeleton are shown separately.

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Jan 27 1343
A papal bull by Clement VI expresses the doctrine that indulgences gain their validity and power from the accumulation of merit in the manifestation of the Catholic Church.Jan 27 1945
Soviet troops liberate the Auschwitz and Birkenau concentration camps in Nazi [...]

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Jan 25 1485The Chief Inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition, Peter Arbues, was bludgeoned from behind as he pray inside the cathedral at Saragossa, Spain. A fortnight later blood of the martyr liquefied on the floor of the cathedral — a miracle! — and [...]

Apa  yang  ingin di paparkan  di  sini, ialah bukti penemuan hasil kajian saintifik oleh Dr. Masaru Emoto seorang “pakar air” dari Jepang.