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Biographies, famous historical events, Artist Interviews, archaeology, historic places and more. We're talking about it all. If you're into history and Art, this is your place to be. Learn and read about things you've never heard of before--and things you've heard about way too many times.


The Planets in Our Solar System: Gods & Fun Facts
A deep-dive into the planets of our solar system by combining astronomy with Greek and Roman mythology.
Apollo Imperium
2 days ago9 min read
7


Oscar Wilde: The Tragic Brilliance of a Literary Icon
Few writers in history have burned as brightly, or fallen as spectacularly, as Oscar Wilde. He was a man of contradictions.
Jake Zuurbier
Mar 257 min read
9


Christmas Around the World: Celebrating the Season with Unique Traditions
While the spirit is always the same—bringing people together and spreading warmth—each place has its own special twist on this beloved day.
Apollo Imperium
Dec 24, 20248 min read
9


The Origins of Christmas: from Pagan Rituals to Modern Celebration
Christmas is like a patchwork quilt sewn together over centuries, borrowing bits and pieces from different cultures, religions, and rituals.
Apollo Imperium
Dec 17, 20247 min read
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Top 10 Conspiracy Theories About Famous Historical Events: Did the Titanic Really Sink the Way They Said It Did?
What if the Titanic didn't sink the way they say it did? Or maybe Shakespeare wasn’t even real? These will make you question everything.
Apollo Imperium
Nov 19, 202410 min read
1


Apollo History: Your New Go-To for All Things History
Apollo History: Articles on everything from short, juicy biographies to deep dives into world-changing events and quirky, little-known tales
Apollo Imperium
Nov 10, 20243 min read
1


Edgar Allan Poe: The Master of Macabre
Edgar Allan Poe, master of gothic horror, explored madness, death, and mystery in haunting tales that still captivate readers today.
Apollo Imperium
Nov 3, 20247 min read
50


Gaston Leroux: The Mastermind Behind "The Phantom of the Opera" and Mystery Fiction
Gaston Leroux was born on May 6, 1868, in Paris, France. Growing up in a prosperous family, he was expected to pursue a respectable career.
Apollo Imperium
Jul 28, 20247 min read
78


Friedrich Carl von Savigny: The man who shaped Legal History
This article delves into the life, work, and enduring legacy of Friedrich Carl von Savigny, exploring how his ideas shaped the field of law.
Apollo Imperium
Jun 18, 20245 min read
157


The Brothers Grimm: Guardians of German Folklore and Dictionary
Their work in collecting and publishing German fairy tales and the German dictionary has entertained and inspired audiences for centuries.
Apollo Imperium
Jun 11, 20246 min read
36


Apollo Classics: Well-Known Books in a New Coat
Apollo Classics, a new collection of books made by and for those who love to read the stories of times long gone AND looking at pretty books
Apollo Imperium
Apr 26, 20242 min read
33


The Royal Albert hall: A Legacy of Excellence in Culture, Fitness, and History
One of London’s most iconic landmarks, and a venue that has played host to everything from world-class musicians to bodybuilding events.
Apollo Imperium
Mar 5, 20247 min read
11


The Great Competition of 1901: The start of Modern Bodybuilding
The origins of modern bodybuilding with "The Great Competition" of 1901. Learn how Eugen Sandow's vision shaped the future of bodybuilding.
Neuroasis
Feb 29, 20247 min read
424


Eugen Sandow: The Legendary Father of Modern Bodybuilding
How Eugen Sandow went from being just another strongman to becoming the father of bodybuilding—and the man who made muscles more than circus
Neuroasis
Feb 21, 20249 min read
194


The Evolution of Dumbbells: A Trip from Ancient Times to Modern Fitness
We'll explore where dumbbells came from, who thought of them first, how they've changed over time, and why they've become such a big deal.
Neuroasis
Jan 25, 20245 min read
85


The Spartan Mindset: Embracing Challenges and Overcoming Obstacles
The Spartan mindset isn't just about physical endurance and strength, it's also about developing a resilient and determined mindset.
Neuroasis
Dec 8, 20233 min read
6


The Historical Context of "The Detective": the Cultural, Social, and Political Landscape
Delve into the historical context of "The Detective" set in the 1950s, exploring class dynamics, post-war aftermath, and societal changes.
Jake Zuurbier
Mar 1, 20235 min read
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