August 9, 1974 — Nixon resigns the Presidency in disgrace
After the long, slow death of a thousand cuts that was the Watergate scandal, Nixon’s decision to resign from the...
After the long, slow death of a thousand cuts that was the Watergate scandal, Nixon’s decision to resign from the...
On November 21, 1974, two pubs in central Birmingham, the Mulberry Bush and the Tavern in the Town were bombed...
The Khmer Rouge were a Communist movement allied to the Viet Cong. When the United States military pulled out of...
On November 11, 1975, then Governor-General John Kerr dismissed the ALP government of Gough Whitlam and installed Leader of the...
Air France Flight 139 was carrying 246 passengers and 12 crew on a routine flight from Athens to Paris when...
Steve Biko was born in King William’s Town, south Africa in 1946. He went to the University of Natal, where...
Albino Luciani was the Patriarch of Venice, prior to his ascension to the throne of St Peter. He was much...
One of the briefest reigning popes, Pope John Paul I (his papal named honoured his two immediate predecessors, John XXIII...
Although the revolution against him began in January 1978, the Shah did not flee Iran until January of 1979. Ayatollah...
One of the most controversial British heads of state since King Charles I, Margaret Thatcher was 64 when she became...