History - Vietnam War, Civil War, History Channel

Are you a history buff? Can you name all of the major battles of the civil war? If so then this is the Xomba category for you. Here you can find information about all kinds of historical subjects including: state history, world history, the Vietnam War, World War II, ancient history and much more. The Xomba history category also covers the history of popular culture such as the history of soccer, music history, fashion history and the history of basketball. So before you turn on the History Channel to get your fix, check out the Xomba history category.


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(2 votes) Ancestry and Genealogy: Your Online Family Tree

There are greater than 6.5 billion people living on the planet earth today and more people on this planet are becoming interested in the subject of ancestry and genealogy.  There are quite a lot Read more...

(1 vote) Pleading Their Bellies: Impersonation on The High Seas

The brief factual reports that exist state that Anne’s father was an Irish lawyer who left his wife and sailed from Country Cork in order to establish a new practice in Carolina, an immense do Read more...

(1 vote) The Falling Water Cookbook History Meets Cooking

  Suzanne Martinson, Jane Citron, Robert Sendall, The Fallingwater Cookbook, Elsie Henderson’s Recipes & Memories, University of Pittsburgh Press, © 2008, pp.190, $29.99.   Read more...

(1 vote) History of Latin America – South American History & Central American History Articles

This website has a whole host of articles covering the history of Latin America. Read more...

(1 vote) A POW Story

My father, Clarence Clough, was captured by the Japanese Army May 6, 1942 on the island of Corregidor in the Philippines. Read more...

(1 vote) Unlocking The Afterlife – Codes and Ciphers May Reveal Life After Death

  For thousands of years mankind has cherished a belief that the individual identity survives after the death of the body, although evidence for this belief is as rare as the phoenix. But tod Read more...

(7 votes) Bringing History to Life for Children

There is a simple way of bringing History to life for children. It does not involve months of preparation, costume making, dressing up or experimental archaeology. Read more...

(4 votes) The Little Drummer Boy

When we think about war, we think about all the young men and women who willing lay their life on line to fight for us and our country. Read more...

(4 votes) Thomas Jefferson, Third President of the Colonial United States

 "I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility against every form of tyranny over the mind of man." (Jefferson, 1800). The legacy bestowed upon each and every American living Read more...

(3 votes) The Maine Men

  After watching the movie "Gettysburg" I wrote this, because I think that we should all be thankful to "The Maine Men. Johnny There were 120 men from Maine that volunteered f Read more...

(3 votes) Silence Can Be the Biggest Agreement of All

If you look back in history you will see it's not only those who actively hurt others that are at fault, but those who stood by silently and let it happen! Between the recent alleged (legally th Read more...

(3 votes) Two Vet Views of World War II

For just about as far back as I can remember the camera has always been an important element in any events occurring in my family.  Whether it be my first steps or simply a beautiful panoramic vi Read more...

(19 votes) Mans Greatest Erection for a Woman

Mans greatest erection for a women comes Via-Agra (no pun intended). Its called the Taj Mahal. Read more...

(12 votes) Mama Has Taken Your Kodachrome Away

I remember getting my first Kodak Brownie (box) camera when I was 9. That was a long time ago, 1960. I can still remember the film I use to go buy for it, Kodachrome VP-127. Read more...

(11 votes) A Black African Slave Child in the Seventeenth Century

Before reading this article in full, please take a long hard look at the painting below.  This is a scene from the seventeenth century.  Gaze into the eyes of the person at its centre &ndash Read more...

(10 votes) A Profile in Courage: President John F Kennedy - Birthday: May 29, 2009 (Snapshots in life)

I always remember this date, as I do the first moon landing, July 20, 1969. But, I've always wondered why JFK's birthday is never remembered? Read more...

(10 votes) The First Married Gay Bishops

  Who were the first practicing gay bishops in history? Who were the first married gay men in the history of Catholicism?   Paulinus of Nola (ca. Read more...

(9 votes) 1066 The Battle for Middle Earth | Excellent Popular History

You’d perhaps not watch 1066: The Battle for Middle Earth if you read the poor, pointless and pretentious review by Sam Wollaston in The Guardian. Read more...

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