National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek has covered a lot of ground: some 14,000 miles — on foot — through 21 countries so ...

In early February of 1945, when the defeat of Germany was finally a foregone conclusion, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Premier Joseph Stalin met in the ...

President Donald Trump is reshaping the way America’s history is presented in places that people around the world visit.

Ukraine’s suffering under Joseph Stalin, including a forced famine that ... Kasia Strek The naturalism of Kondzelevych’s images, with their vibrant colors and the individualized facial ...

which often include The New York Times International Edition, complete the picture ... Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Elisabeth, whose oversized portraits adorn a rear wall. No wonder Freud and ...

which often include The New York Times International Edition, complete the picture. What’s more ... the watchful eyes of Hapsburg Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Elisabeth, whose oversized ...

Alamy Tony Gilroy, the creator of the Andor TV series, has said that the young Joseph Stalin looked ... "If you look at a picture of young Stalin, isn’t he glamorous," Gilroy said in an ...

General Secretary of the Ceylon Teachers’ Union, Joseph Stalin, says that the special investigation into a primary scholarship tuition teacher receiving VIP police escort to the Bandaranaike Memorial ...

He often went by the name "Soso" (which he had used when writing poems for local publications), though in years to come he would become far better-known – and feared – as Joseph Stalin.

Joseph is wracked with grief. He leaves his son to be cared for by his wife’s parents and throws himself into his revolutionary work. He adopts the name 'Stalin' which means 'steel' in Russian.