Breath Is Life: The Fascinating History Of The Iron Lung
The ominous medical contraption that saved the life of thousands of polio victims.
The ominous medical contraption that saved the life of thousands of polio victims.
Polish social worker, Irena Sendler, was a relentless heroine, saving almost 2,500 Jewish children from death in the camps.
Jewish historian and humanitarian, Emanuel Ringelblum, started a secret archivist group dedicated to preserving the history of the Warsaw Ghetto.
Many of the actors and crew members in Casablanca were WWII refugees whose resiliency allowed them to bounce back and flourish.
The fascinating journey of Charles de Foucauld from tragic youth to Saint.
While visiting Dracula’s Castle, the author comes upon an ancient scale used to determine people’s innocence or guilt.
Body Prayer, developed by Julian of Norwich, imbued the dominant Father-God with more forgiving feminine aspects and bears great similarity to yoga.