The lone person in this large crowd who refused to give the Nazi salute. |
History Thru The Lens
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My interests in history and photography come together in this photoblog. Featured in this blog are historical pictures such as the above photo of the RMS Olympic and her sister ship the RMS Titanic, which would prove to be the last one of them together side by side. Hopefully all who visit will enjoy it and recommend the site to their friends.
My interests in history and photography come together in this photoblog. Featured in this blog are historical pictures such as the above photo of the RMS Olympic and her sister ship the RMS Titanic, which would prove to be the last one of them together side by side. Hopefully all who visit will enjoy it and recommend the site to their friends.
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You may click any picture in this blog to view it on its' own screen.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Could The Mystery Be Finally Solved?
Yesterday, an article authored by Richard L. Jantz, Professor Emeritus and Director Emeritus at the University of Tennessee Forensic Anthropology Center, was released regarding the Amelia Earhart mystery. It tells of recent studies of the skeletal remains recovered on Nikumaroro Island in the South Pacific as having a 99% probability of being those of the long lost aviator.
Tighar, (The International Group For Historic Aircraft Recovery), a non-profit organization that has been searching for Earhart for the past 29 years, features detailed and fascinating reports on their never ending quest to solve this mystery. The entire press release can be viewed at Tighar's website https://tighar.org
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Amelia Earhart,
Nikumaroro,
South Pacific,
Tighar
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