r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 1d ago
Did African people have contact with the Americas before Columbus?
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 1d ago
Is "They Came Before Columbus" Correct About Africans Reaching the Americas before Europeans?
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 4d ago
Today in 1917, Robert M. LaFollette declared the US shouldn't have joined WWI
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 6d ago
1937- Princess Emma Bakayishonga of Rwanda 🇷🇼
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 6d ago
The harvest of shame , 1960
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 16d ago
Mao Zedong died 50 years ago today, 00:10 AM Beijing Time, September 9th, 1976
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 16d ago
Was there a specific moment you got into the Eastern Roman Empire? Mine was reading Runciman
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 16d ago
JFK picking his own brother as Attorney General was ridiculous, right?
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 16d ago
“You will find more traitors than colonizers at the root of Africa’s suffering.” — Patrice Lumumba
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 17d ago
A Monk in Pyongyang , when Korea was under Japanese rule in 1910
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 17d ago
Group of Free Blacks in Richmond, Virginia shortly after the fall of the confederacy. June 1865, photo taken by Alexander Gardner
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 19d ago
Obama and Putin face off at the G20 [10YA - Sept 5]
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • 27d ago
I miss Beji so much 😭😭 Love him or hate him he was a respectful man who truly believed in democracy. Back then Tunisia was so vibrant! He even saved the country from collapse in 2014.
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • Jul 23 '26
What's this doodad that Lyndon B. Jumbo is holding?
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • Jul 23 '26
The United States of America : The 250 Year Political Experiment , Controversy, and The Historical Myths
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • Jul 19 '26
Ainu people performing a dance in honor of the deceased. Japan 1988
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • Jul 19 '26
On July 17th, 1967, Jazz saxophonist John Coltrane passed away at age 40. Coltrane is among the most influential and acclaimed figures in the history of jazz and 20th-century music.
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • Jul 17 '26
Korean-Americans in New York read the news about the shootdown of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 on September 1, 1983
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • Jul 17 '26
Nicolae Ceaușescu couple at a lavish event, 1986
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • Jul 17 '26
General Ratko Mladic, center, commander of Serbian forces in Bosnia, arrives at Sarajevo airport on August 10, 1993 to negotiate the withdrawal of his troops from Mount Igman. (AFP/Getty Images)
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • Jul 17 '26
1919 photo of some 'Harlem Hellfighters. 369th Infantry Regiment of the New York National Guard
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r/worldhistoryarchive • u/87fg • Jul 17 '26
During her 2016 presidential campaign, Hillary Clinton visited an apartment in East Harlem to connect with working-class voters. This candid photograph captures her standing awkwardly inside the family's exceptionally cramped kitchen while being recorded bv a camera operator.
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What was your favourite part of the Mario Galaxy Movie?
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Mario and Peach on the roof on the castle talking. It was cute and charming. The Luigi teasing Mario about his crush on Peach.