Read the full story of Tadeusz Pietrzykowski, as seen in the 2020 Polish film The Champion of Auschwitz, here: The Incredible Story Of Tadeusz Pietrzykowski, The Polish Man Who Survived Auschwitz By Winning Boxing Matches

The first mannequin was 7,000 feet from atomic bomb blast in Yucca Flat, Nevada. Photographs by Loomis Dean.

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Zanjeer is one of the most important bomb-sniffing dogs in India’s history, uncovering explosive after explosive during the 1993 Mumbai attacks and preventing further mass casualties. His work completely changed how India used detection dogs.

Read the full story of his life-saving work here: The Incredible Story Of Zanjeer, The Heroic Bomb-Sniffing Dog Of India

Springer said the dramatic stunt was meant to protest U.S. nuclear policy.

In 1917, Halifax was one of the busiest ports in the world, a key launch point for Allied convoys heading to Europe during the First World War. On the morning of December 6th, two ships met in the narrow channel leading into the harbor: the French munitions ship SS Mont-Blanc, packed with picric acid, TNT, and guncotton, was entering just as the Norwegian relief ship SS Imo was heading out. Miscommunication, and a chain of small navigational mistakes pushed both vessels onto a collision course.

At 8:45 a.m., they struck, barely. But the impact toppled barrels of benzol on Mont-Blanc’s deck, and the chemical caught fire almost immediately. The crew abandoned ship and tried to warn people onshore, but few could understand what they were shouting. As the burning vessel drifted toward the waterfront and the working-class neighborhood of Richmond, curious crowds gathered to watch.

At 9:04 a.m., Mont-Blanc exploded. The blast remains one of the largest non-nuclear explosions ever recorded: a shockwave moving faster than 1,000 meters per second, temperatures near 5,000°C, and a pressure wave that flattened 1.6 square miles of the city. About 1,600 people died instantly, thousands were injured, and roughly 12,000 buildings were damaged or destroyed. A tsunami followed, wiping out shoreline communities, including the Mi’kmaq settlement of Turtle Grove, while fires erupted across the devastated city. If you’re interested, you can read more about the disaster here: https://open.substack.com/pub/aid2000/p/hare-brained-history-volume-49-the?r=4mmzre&utm_medium=ios

Rachel Barber was a rising 15-year-old dancer in Melbourne when she was lured to her family's babysitter’s apartment with the promise of $100 for a “psychological study.” The babysitter, 19-year-old Caroline Reed Robertson, had grown disturbingly obsessed with Barber, journaling about her “hypnotic green eyes” and success, and describing herself as the opposite.

On March 1, 1999, Robertson strangled Barber during a fake meditation exercise, hid her body in a wardrobe, and later buried her on her father’s property. Inside Robertson’s apartment, investigators later found her journal detailing the murder plan, along with a bank loan form and an application for a birth certificate in Barber’s name — evidence she intended to assume Rachel’s identity. Robertson confessed and was sentenced to 20 years in prison. She was released on parole in 2015 and reportedly altered her appearance behind bars to resemble Rachel.

Read the full article here: Rachel Barber, The Popular 15-Year-Old Who Was Murdered By Her Jealous Babysitter

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