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When people started washing their hands before eating — the history of hygiene
History of hand washing: from ancient religious rituals and ancient traditions to Semmelweis's scientific discovery in the 19th century. How hygiene became a habit.
Catalog: Ethics 
10 hours ago · From John Oppenheimer
Shliemann: fraudster or historian?
Henry Schliemann: self-taught archaeologist who discovered Troy, or a forger who destroyed an ancient city? Examining the arguments of both sides.
Catalog: History 
4 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
The most successful nation at the Olympics
The most successful nation in the Olympics: Norway at the 2026 Games, the United States in the total number of medals, and Russia in the historical ranking.
Catalog: Sports 
4 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
A Swing Day: Eternal Magic
A Swing Day: Eternal Magic
Catalog: Cultural Studies 
11 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
Lunch in the Age of Globalization
Lunch in the Age of Globalization
Catalog: Cultural Studies 
13 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
Magic of the number three
Magic of the number three
Catalog: Philosophy 
13 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
International Blues Day continues...
International Blues Day continues...
Catalog: Arts 
13 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
Robert Johnson and his fate
Robert Johnson and his fate
Catalog: Arts 
13 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
Ilya - a name of hope, steadfastness, and goodness
Ilya is a name of hope, steadfastness, and goodness.
Catalog: Theology 
13 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
The Prophet Elijah as a religious-cultural archetype and a unifying element of the Abrahamic religions
Prophet Elijah as a religious-cultural archetype and a unifying element of the Abrahamic religions
Catalog: Theology 
13 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
Guest as a cultural code
Guest as a cultural code
Catalog: Cultural Studies 
13 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
The fight against singlism, or a way to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the holiday for single working women
The fight against singlism, or a way to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the holiday for single working women
Catalog: Sociology 
14 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
Circus in the 21st century looks to the future
Circus in the 21st century looks to the future
Catalog: Cultural Studies 
14 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
Young circus performers with worldwide fame
Young circus performers with worldwide fame
Catalog: Sociology 
14 days ago · From John Oppenheimer
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Kako Nemci sprejemajo Ruske?
How Germans Perceive Russians: Divided Attitudes and Cultural Barriers If you ask a German what they think of Russians, the answer can depend greatly on where they live in Germany, how old they are, and whether they have ever been to Russia. There is no s …
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Franz Kafkas 'Brevet til faren': En tilståelse som aldri nådde fram.
In November 1919, Franz Kafka, already a well-known writer at thirty-six, the author of "The Metamorphosis" and "The Trial," but still a deeply insecure man, sat down to write a letter. The addressee was his father — Hermann Kafka, a Prague haberdasher, a …
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Franz Kafka: 'Pismo njegovemu očetu': Izpoved, ki ni nikoli prišla do svojega cilja
In November 1919, Franz Kafka, already a well-known writer at thirty-six, the author of "The Metamorphosis" and "The Trial," but still a deeply insecure man, sat down to write a letter. The addressee was his father — Hermann Kafka, a Prague haberdasher, a …
Libmonster Online · 122 days ago 0 141
Hvorfor kalles Volkswagen "Folkets bil"?
Volkswagen is called the "people's car" not just because of its name. The German name literally translates as "Volks" — people, and "Wagen" — car. But behind this simple translation lies a nearly century-long history of political ambitions, world wars, for …
Libmonster Online · 136 days ago 0 171
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Charles Darwin
Charles Darwin (February 12, 1809–April 19, 1882) was a naturalist who originated the theory of evolution through the process of natural selection. Darwin holds a unique place in history as the foremost proponent of this theory. While he lived a relatively quiet and studious life, his writings were …
Catalog: Scientists and researchers 
Gender: Man
1139 days ago · From Libmonster Online
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Shadows of the Past
Shadows of the Past is a moving story based on real events that took place in Chile following the military coup of 1973. Through the memories of a child, the author recounts the painful journey of a family whose father, Mario Sandoval, disappeared under political repression. Amid fear, poverty, and …
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