History
News, analysis, and features about historical events, dates, figures, and discoveries.
Revolutionary Flight: How the Wright Brothers Conquered European Skies in 1908
An epochal moment in aviation history, when American pioneers break through skepticism and prove the possibility of a controlled flight before an amazed French audience.
Watergate: Nixon's Historic Resignation - A Triumph of Democracy
On August 8, 1974, President Richard Nixon resigned after a large-scale political scandal, demonstrating the strength of the rule of law and the independence of institutions in the United States.
International Film Forum "Quarantine" - Sea Stories from 19 Countries in Varna
The eleventh edition of the "Quarantine" festival presents unique short films from around the world, focusing on Bulgarian documentary and social messages.
The Assyrian Martyrs: A Forgotten Tragedy That Echoes Today
On August 7, the world honors the memory of the Assyrians, victims of genocide and ethnic violence. The history of their suffering reveals the universal call for human rights and dignity.
The Epic Walk in the Air: How Philippe Petit Transformed New York with a Legendary Feat
A French tightrope walker crosses between the twin towers without safety equipment, turning his 45-minute performance into a world sensation and a symbol of the human spirit.
Heraclea Sintica: Ancient Statues Reveal Unknown Layers of Bulgarian History
Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov presented a second restored statue from the archaeological site Heraclea Sintica, emphasizing the importance of national cultural heritage and state investments in archaeology.
Bolivia at 200 Years of Freedom: An Epic of Independence That Inspires
The historical battle of Bolivia for liberation from Spanish dominance reveals the universal values of human dignity and national identity.
The Revolution in Voting Rights: 80 Years of American Democratic Transformation
How the Voting Rights Act of 1965 Eliminates Racial Discrimination and Changes American Society by Creating a Model for Civil Rights Protection.
Hiroshima: 80 Years of Memory for the First Atomic Bombing and Its Tragic Consequences
On August 6, 1945, the world experienced an unprecedented tragedy - the first atomic bombing in history, which took the lives of hundreds of thousands of people and forever changed the course of world history.
"Murder 360" Revelations: A Revolution in Documentary Crime Investigation
Paramount+ presents an innovative documentary series that reveals the essence of criminal cases through a multi-perspective approach and in-depth analysis of the judicial system.
The Monument of Hope: How One Stone Gave Birth to a Global Symbol of Freedom
The story of creating the pedestal of the Statue of Liberty reveals an epic of civic spirit, international solidarity, and collective efforts to build one of the most significant monuments in human history.
Nelson Mandela: An Epic Arrest That Changed the World on August 5, 1962
The dramatic capture of Nelson Mandela near Howick marks a turning point in the struggle against apartheid, which will change the course of South African history.
The Berlin Treaty: 131 Years of Transformation in the Balkans
A key international act from 1878 that redraws the political map of Southeast Europe and lays the foundations for modern state borders in the region.
Sliven celebrates 147 years of freedom: An epic day of national revival
On August 4th, a key moment in Bulgarian history is remembered - the liberation of Sliven from Ottoman rule, marking the beginning of a new national era.
Helsinki 1975: A Historic Treaty Changed the Geopolitical Landscape
A unique international document unites 35 countries from East and West, laying the foundations for future democratic transformations by guaranteeing human rights and territorial integrity.