Although during his first term Donald Trump did not agree to the release of all the remaining documents on the Kennedy assassination, on Tuesday (March 18th) his administration released thousands of documents related to the assassination
American President John F. Kennedy was assassinated on November 22, 1963. His memory still lives on. Who was he and how was he killed?
Josephine Baker was an American dancer, Foley Berger's Black Venus, an icon of the "roaring 1920s", De Gaulle's spy, opponent of racial segregation, mother of twelve adopted children of the "Rainbow Tribe". On November 30, in the French Pantheon, she joined the figures who indelibly marked French history - Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Pierre, Marie Curie. Josephine Baker is the first black woman to receive such an honor
According to a new report by Chatham House, since the Cuban Missile Crisis, there have been as many as thirteen, mostly secret, international incidents that have brought the world to the brink of nuclear war.
Yugoslav experts staged the assassination of the US president and came to the conclusion that the official version of the American security agencies is simply impossible. That report was never published
In the fall of 1962, the world watches helplessly as a Cold War nuclear poker game in which the chip equals one megaton of trinitrotoluene. The Soviet government is secretly building bases in Cuba and deploying missiles with nuclear warheads within range of Washington and half of the US strategic bomber bases. US President John F. Kennedy rejects military pressure to bomb Cuba immediately and orders a naval blockade. American bombers are in the air. Russian ships are approaching the blockade line of which they were not informed... Exactly half a century has passed since the thirteen-day Cuban missile crisis in October 1962, when atomic Armageddon was narrowly avoided, the last battle before the end of the world
