The year of tiger is quickly approaching and with every new generation, it brings these marvelous wild animals, one step closer to the brink of extinction. In memory of the tiger I present this digital photo gallery featuring 20 stunning, images of captive breed tigers.

During the history many countries have yielded to the racial hatred and mass murders.
Although there were genocides throughout human past they had never reached such a huge level as in 20th century.

Are we all doomed?

What is the purpose of suffering? In this article, I explore this question and then present a passage from Elie Wiesel’s powerful book Night that eloquently and powerfully expresses this question.

In Darfur, entire ethnic and religious groups are being killed. These people are being killed because of their race and lots of the African’s being killed are the Black Sudanese.

The Congo Killings need to be stopped – except no one knows about it.

Christopher Columbus is possibly the best known explorer of the middle ages. Born in Genoa, Italy in 1451, not much is know of his early life but as a young man he worked as a sailor and then became a sea fairing entrepreneur.

Many people have been fighting against wars, but are they truly wrong? Here is my stand.

In this blog entry I argue that, although the horrors of the Holocaust occurred over 60 years ago, the Holocaust lives on through prejudiced attitudes today.

A consideration of the events leading up to the Great Famine in Ireland that changed it’s history. This includes a consideration of the effectiveness of British policy toward famine relief and the lack thereof.