Nelson Mandela and The Makgonatha
Nelson Mandela was a political prisoner on Robben Island in Apartheid South Africa. In prison, he lived in harsh conditions and he and other prisoners were forced to work at a quarry nearby. At prison...
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Mohandas Gandhi and The Salt March
The Salt March was a non-violent resistance movement led by Mohandas Gandhi in 1930 against the British colonial law that monopolised the production and sale of salt in India. Gandhi and his followers...
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George Washington and The Delaware Crossing: A Night of Doubt
George Washington and the Continental Army attempt a risky crossing of the Delaware River in December of 1776. Washington is burdened by doubt and uncertainty as his army is ill-prepared, low on moral...
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Napoleon Bonaparte and The Forty Inches of Rain
General Napoleon Bonaparte and the French army overcome the challenges of a forty-day-long heavy rain in northern Italy during an offensive against the Austrian army. Despite the weather's negative im...
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Gautama Buddha and The Broken String
The story is about Prince Siddhartha who renounced his princely life and became an ascetic in search of enlightenment. After enduring various self-mortification practices, he realised that the path of...
8 Touko 20248min
Jesus Christ and The Lost Coin
In the dusty streets of Capernaum, a desperate Martha approaches Jesus, seeking help in finding a lost silver coin that holds sentimental value. Jesus, understanding the depth of her loss, offers to h...
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