Operation Plunder

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President Woodrow Wilson at the Paris Peace Conference had a mental breakdown most likely caused by a high fever associated with the Spanish Flu of 1918.

In 1962, a massive seam of underground coal caught fire turning Centralia, Pennsylvania into a burning ghost town. The government seized the land under imminent domain, forcing all but five residents from the town.

Hollywood’s picturesque pioneer of the American west, Kit Carson was known as a fur trader, guide, decorated war hero, and ultimately the symbol of Native American mistreatment.

Detroit automakers showcased their industrial supremacy when they shifted production from cars to war machines to aid allied victory in World War II.

One of the bloodiest battles fought in human history, WWI’s Battle of the Somme saw 141 days of fighting and over 1 million men wounded or killed in action.

December 8, 1941, the day after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, the US enters WWII. The war would drag on until September of 1945.

One of the most important rulers to sit on the English throne, King Henry VIII was known for his six wives, unsuccessful wars and expensive lifestyle.