The Other Goebbels – The Story of Dr. Goebbels’ Brother

Hans Goebbels lived most of his life in the shadow of a brother whose name became synonymous with Nazi propaganda. Born in 1895, he was two years older than Joseph Goebbels, the future Reich minister who sold Nazism to the German people from the movement's wilderness years through its 12 years in power. The two … Read more

30 September 2026

Hitler’s “Jewish Daughter”

On April 20, 1933, Adolf Hitler had been chancellor of Germany for less than four months. He was weeks away from his 44th birthday, and as was his custom he came out of his Bavarian residence near Berchtesgaden to greet the well-wishers and admirers gathered at the security gates. The house would be rebuilt two … Read more

30 September 2026

Princess Diana’s Grandmother Was Much Disturbing Than You Think

Ruth Sylvia Gill entered the world on October 2, 1908, at Delhi House in Bieldside, just outside Aberdeen. Her father, Colonel William Smith Gill, owned Scottish land and wore a military uniform, which in that world amounted to roughly the same badge of status. Her mother, also named Ruth, came from the Littlejohn family, a … Read more

30 September 2026

August 4, 1962 Reconstructing Marilyn Monroe’s Last Day

In July of 1962, Marilyn Monroe was photographed on a beach, barefoot in the sand, wrapped in a white blanket, laughing as the wind moved her hair. She was still working, still talking about what might come next. Three weeks later, she was dead. Most people believe they know the story of August 4, 1962. … Read more

30 September 2026

The Tragic Life of The “Monster” of The Palace | Eugenia Martínez

MADRID — A new historical examination of Eugenia Martínez Vallejo, the Spanish girl taken from her rural home at age six and displayed before the court of King Charles II as a human curiosity, has renewed attention on one of the most disturbing chapters in European royal history, in which a child was stripped of … Read more

30 September 2026

What Patton Did When He Found the SS Unit Responsible for Malmedy

The winter of 1944 arrived in Europe not just as a change in weather, but as a punishing adversary in its own right. General George S. Patton's Third Army had spent the summer tearing across France, pushing shattered German forces back toward their homeland. American morale was high, and many soldiers believed the war would … Read more

30 September 2026

Tony Spilotro: The Chicago Outfit Enforcer Who Secretly Ran Las Vegas

ENNIS, Indiana — A farmer’s plow struck something in a northwestern Indiana cornfield on the morning of June 23, 1986, and uncovered the brutal end of the most feared mob enforcer in Las Vegas history. Two bodies lay in shallow graves, stripped to their undershorts, their faces beaten beyond recognition. Dental records would confirm what … Read more

30 September 2026