Trends4 Min Read gutenblogonOctober 22, 2003 The Untold Secrets of Disneyland Princesses One former employee revealed that only three out of 500 candidates were hired in a single audition year.
Disasters History10 Min Read gutenblogonOctober 7, 2003 Armero Tragedy 1985 Thousands died in their sleep. Families were torn apart in an instant, their screams drowned out by the relentless force of nature and human…
Disasters7 Min Read gutenblogonAugust 27, 2003 Eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD Italy Historians argue that many of Pompeii’s residents could have survived had they evacuated earlier. But why did so many remain behind despite…
Disasters5 Min Read gutenblogonJuly 31, 2003 1926 Havana-Bermuda Hurricane . The magnitude of the damage was something that hadn’t been fully anticipated, and it highlighted the vulnerability of island nations to such…
Disasters6 Min Read gutenblogonJuly 4, 2003 North Sea Flood of 1953 The Netherlands, Belgium, and the UK were completely caught off guard by the destructive power of the flood, which tore through towns and…
Disasters5 Min Read gutenblogonJune 4, 2003 Indonesia 1917 Bali Earthquake This disaster was not merely a physical calamity—it reshaped the resilience and perseverance of the Balinese people.
Trends4 Min Read gutenblogonMay 13, 2003 15 Surprising Facts About Men You Need to Know From their emotions to their subconscious behaviours, let’s dive into 15 fascinating facts about men that reveal more than meets the eye.
Disasters6 Min Read gutenblogonApril 14, 2003 1975 Banqiao Dam Failure Disaster Typhoon Nina China At 4 a.m. on 8th August 1975, the pressure from Typhoon Nina's heavy rains became too much for the Banqiao Dam to handle.
Disasters6 Min Read gutenblogonMarch 27, 2003 Cyclone Winnie 1961 The response to Cyclone Winnie in 1961 has sparked ongoing discussions about whether the catastrophe was simply the result of a natural…
Disasters History12 Min Read gutenblogonFebruary 26, 2003 Antioch Earthquake in 526 Byzentine Empire The earthquake itself was catastrophic, but it was the firestorm that followed that ensured Antioch’s near-total destruction.