by Matilda Cruz | Feb 28, 2024 | History
On February 28, 1947, a tragic chapter in Taiwanese history began with the outbreak of violence known as the 228 Massacre. This somber event, which erupted amid mounting tensions between local citizens and ruling authorities, not only led to significant loss of life...
by Matilda Cruz | Feb 27, 2024 | History
On February 27, 1693, The Ladies’ Mercury made history as the first English periodical dedicated entirely to women. Published in London by the Athenian Society, this short-lived but groundbreaking publication signaled the rising influence of women as a distinct...
by Matilda Cruz | Feb 26, 2024 | History
On February 26, 1846, Isaac and Mary Ann Cody gave birth to William Frederick Cody near Le Claire, Iowa. Cody transformed himself from a scout and soldier to a famous icon of the American frontier. He got the nickname ‘Buffalo Bill’ after hunting buffalo...
by Matilda Cruz | Feb 25, 2024 | History
On this day in 1910, the 13th Dalai Lama boldly fled Tibet, seeking refuge in British India as Chinese forces occupied Lhasa. This event marked a crucial turning point in Tibet’s struggle against foreign control and significantly shaped its modern political landscape....
by Matilda Cruz | Feb 24, 2024 | History
After nearly fifty years at the forefront of Cuba’s political landscape, Fidel Castro officially announced his resignation as president on February 24, 2008. This pivotal moment marked the conclusion of an era that profoundly influenced Cuban history, beginning...
