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Norman Oler to N1: Drugs are a perfect way to control society – the Nazis understood this first
- Writer and historian Norman Oler discussed his research on drug use in the Third Reich in an interview with N1. - Oler stated that archival research revealed the significant, yet overlooked, role of chemical factors in historical events, particularly during Nazism. - He explained that historians often missed this aspect because they lacked expertise in pharmacology, but his work has helped integ…
Anna Jarvis, the Woman Who Invented Mother's Day and Regretted It
- Mother's Day, celebrated differently worldwide, has become a significant commercial event. - The holiday's origins trace back to ancient Greek rituals honoring the goddess Rhea, but its modern form …
Norway Remembers Finnish History Finland Has Forgotten
- A new book examines Finland from a Norwegian perspective, highlighting aspects of Finnish history that may have been forgotten within Finland. - The book,
Calendar Page: What Happened on May 10th?
- The article provides a historical calendar of events for May 10th. - Notable events include the resumption of rabbinical training in Germany in 2001, an attack on Chancellor Helmut Kohl in 1991, Fra…
