May 8 – Small Pox Eradicated and more

1945: V-E Day V-E stands for Victory in Europe Day.  World War II in Europe ended twice. On 7 May 1945, in a small red brick schoolhouse in the French town of Reims, German representative Alfred Jodl signed the instrument of unconditional surrender on behalf of the Nazi High Command. Representatives from the US, UK,
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History of May 7

History is a cause of celebration and reflection. It is a source of inspiration. There have been uncountable inventions, innovations, treaties, and other significant events in the past and all of them have something to teach us, to inspire us to keep going, and not to stop even if we fail. So, start your day
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History of May 5

Every day has a history in the past, which seems to be interesting and good for knowledge. The history of May 5 also contains interesting events. Today, on May 5, BragSocial again takes you on the trip of historical events that held on this date. 1809: Mary Kies, 1st woman to issue a US patent
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History Of May 4

History is an interesting fact that displays past events. Today, BragSocial is again here with the historical events on this date, to embrace you with the history of May 4. 1686: Municipality of Ilagan founded Ilagan is the capital of the province of Isabela, Philippines, and a first-class component city as well. It was founded
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Today in History- May 1

History symbolizes the past events that held about a century or decades ago. Once more, Bragsocial conveys to you the historical events of May 1 that took part in different past years. 1822: John Phillips becomes 1st mayor of Boston on May 1. John Phillips was an American politician. He was the father of abolitionist
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Today in History-April 30

History develops interesting facts inside everyone. Again, Bragsocial is here to keep you updated about the history of April 30, which includes formations, organizations, and so on. 1789: George Washington, initiated as the first President of the United States of America. During the American Revolution, he became a national hero as he led the colonial
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History – April 29

Knowing one’s history is essential for every society and person. The past shows our shifting attitudes toward life and various aspects of it. Moreover, discussing history helps to know about the significant events that led to a social change in our society. Some of these events on April 29 are below. 1813: Jacob Hummel receives
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History – April 28

It feels great to know about the history of our ancestors. We could never know what happened when without the proper historical records. Here are some of the events that happened on April 28 for various years. 1848: Slavery abolished in French colonies Many countries prohibit slavery during those years. For France, one of the
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History of April 24

Bragsocial brings you the prominent events that happened in history on April 24. This ranges from sports to patents in science, foundations, and inaugurations. Basically, Give yourself some history dose today. 1880:  Amateur Athletic Association founded Amateur Athletic Association, established at Oxford’s Randolph Hotel, on April 24, 1880. AAA was the first true national governing
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History of April 23

One of the most interesting areas for social studies, history holds significance throughout the generations. It helps us to understand and reflect upon the changes that have taken place. Hence, April 23 witnessed some of the most well-known incidents. These impacted the way things would be in the present. Here is a deeper understanding of
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