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Only two women and three children survived the tragic end of the Sakari, a radical group that fought against Roman rule in first-century Jerusalem.
Only two women and three children are said to have survived the suicide pact at Masada, marking the end of the Sakari's resistance against Roman rule.
Ten million people fled from northern France to the south in 1940, creating chaos that a serial killer named Marcel Petiot exploited for his own gain.
Fifteen Israeli civilians died in a suicide bombing in Jerusalem carried out by Izzedine Masri, a young man from Jenin, in April 2002.
Roy Lichtenstein died in 1997 at the age of 74, leaving behind a legacy of innovative works that transformed comic book imagery into fine art.
Scores of Iraqi interpreters who worked with British troops now face violent death threats and live in hiding after feeling abandoned by their former employers.
Ukraine's SBU arrests suspected Russian collaborators under new anti-collaboration law.
Palestinians risk execution by Hamas for spying for Israel in the Gaza Strip.
Poland's plans to open Communist files may lead to a witch hunt against collaborators.
Shatara Michelle Ford and producer Pin Chun Liu discuss the challenges of financing their first feature film, which began over three years ago.
Glaswegian visual artist Stephen Skrynka transforms the traditional wall of death into an art form after a fallout with his collaborators, hand-building his own version.
Glaswegian visual artist Stephen Skrynka transforms the traditional wall of death motorbike attraction into a unique art form while navigating personal and collaborative challenges.
The Ukrainian flag is raised in Kherson after Russian forces complete their military withdrawal, marking a significant loss for Russia.
