How Tsars and Soviets Created Myths that Russia Today Uses to Justify the Annexation of Crimea
The article explores the historical narratives that Russia uses to justify its annexation of Crimea, specifically addressing the claim that Crimea has always been a part of Russia and was unfairly given to Ukraine in 1954.
When the Polio Vaccine was First Used, School Children were Vaccinated
On February 23, 1954, the first polio vaccine was administered to school children in Pittsburgh, marking a significant turning point in the fight against polio.
The playing career of Uli Stielike
Uli Stielike, born on November 15, 1954, in Offenburg, Germany, is celebrated as one of the finest midfielders in German football history, known for his quality and consistency throughout his illustrious career across Europe.
The story of Juan Eduardo Hohberg, the footballer who scored in the 1954 World Cup, died and continued playing
The article recounts the extraordinary tale of Juan Eduardo Hohberg, a Uruguayan footballer who scored two goals in the 1954 World Cup semifinal, briefly died, revived, and continued playing during the match.
They Were the Most Famous People in the World. Their Marriage Was Desperate
Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio, major Hollywood icons, married on January 14, 1954, in San Francisco, attracting significant media attention but with a troubled union.