History of February 9

“I learned that courage was not the absence of fear, but the triumph over it. The brave man is not he who does not feel afraid, but he who conquers that fear.” said in history on February 9 by Nelson Mandela. Brag Social presents some events in history which took place on February 9.  The
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Today – 18 July

We have successfully completed half a year. 2020 is flying by like a shooting star, and here we are at July. It is a long year ahead just like the mon We have successfully completed half a year. 2020 is flying by like a shooting star, and here we are at July. It is a
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Today – 18 July

We have successfully completed half a year. 2020 is flying by like a shooting star, and here we are at July. It is a long year ahead just like the months that went by. The days that passed have taught us many things and we are going to rock the rest of the months as
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June 12 – Anne Frank’s Gift and more

1812: Napoleon Bonaparte and his army invade Russia The invasion of Russia lasted six months. The Army crossed the Namen River to invade Russia, present-day Poland. The army was led by French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. They lost 300,000 men. This war is known as the                Patriotic War in Russia. 1849: The gas mask is patented
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May 10 – Nelson Mandela elected and more

1503: Christopher Columbus discovers the Cayman Islands Christopher Columbus sighted the Cayman Islands on May 10. And then named them Las Tortugas after seeing numerous sea turtles swimming in the surrounding waters. This is a combination of three islands. Later their name was changed to Cayman in 1530 as a tribute to the caimans who
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Today in History – April 26th Flights, Nuclear disaster, Presidency

1929 The first non-stop flight from England to India is completed. April 24–26 – Royal Air Force Squadron Leader Arthur G. Jones-Williams and Flight Lieutenant Norman H. Jenkins make the first non-stop flight from the United Kingdom to British India, using a Fairey Long-Range Monoplane. 1931 New York Yankee Lou Gehrig hits a home run but is called out for passing a
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