Khait Landslide 1949 Tajikstan
On 10th July 1949, a violent earthquake, registering approximately 7.4 on the Richter scale, shook Tajikistan.
2008 Afghanistan Blizzard
Afghanistan’s rugged terrain, consisting of remote villages and towering mountains, made it especially vulnerable to the effects of the blizzard.
Karbala – Massacre of Hussain Ibn Ali and His Family
In 632 AD, the conflict started as a fight over leadership, legitimacy, and Islam's essential values.
Sakoot-e-Dhaka – The Separation of East and West Pakistan
The central government in West Pakistan, particularly under the influence of Punjab’s military and political elite, controlled the bulk of the…
Schoolhouse Blizzard USA
Many children who were on their way home from school found themselves trapped by the storm, unable to reach safety.
Eruption of Mount Pelee
With an estimated death toll of 30,000 people, it remains one of the deadliest volcanic eruptions in modern history.
1883 Eruption of Krakatoa Indonesia
The climax came at 10:02 AM, when a final earth-shattering explosion obliterated over two-thirds of the island.
Nation of Prophet Luth
At the time, the Dead Sea area was a hub of trade and culture, with its salt-laden waters and fertile plains serving as the backbone of its…
Western Hubei Landslide 1310 China
Among these events, the Western Hubei Landslide of 1310 remains one of the most devastating but lesser-known tragedies.
Minoan Eruption Greece 2nd Millenium BC
The volcanic ash that covered the landscape rendered the soil infertile, making it impossible to grow crops for several years.