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How Chessplayers helped Crack Enigma and Win WW2

Posted on 2020/05/06 by Carl Robitaille

Travel Time from Ancient Rome

Posted on 2020/05/02 by Carl Robitaille

Travel Time from Ancient Rome

Roman expeditions in Subsaharan Africa

Posted on 2020/04/29 by Carl Robitaille

Roman expeditions in Subsaharan Africa

Armée-CHSLD

Posted on 2020/04/23 by Carl Robitaille

Armée-CHSLD

Nuclear Explisions since 1945

Posted on 2020/04/21 by Carl Robitaille

Map shows all nuclear explosions since 1945. Slowing down nuclear tests and minimizing nuclear weapons must be a main objective of every government. Nice choice of map projection. Source: https://t.co/U1REzaQT3T pic.twitter.com/M18SkQPMBD
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) February 12, 2019

The Insane Engineering of the SR-71 Blackbird

Posted on 2020/04/19 by Carl Robitaille

A transit map of all the primary roads of the Roman Empire, from 150 CE

Posted on 2020/04/16 by Carl Robitaille

A transit map of all the primary roads of the Roman Empire, from 150 CE – an ancient network made instantly more understandable via a familiar format. pic.twitter.com/77ulIg06LP
— Simon Pampena (@mathemaniac) April 16, 2020

Auschwitz Museum

Posted on 2020/04/09 by Carl Robitaille

Every object preserved and displayed at @AuschwitzMuseum represents one person. #eyeglasses pic.twitter.com/ovd0o8EGCc
— Auschwitz Memorial (@AuschwitzMuseum) April 9, 2020

Brett Crozier, commandant du Theodore Roosevelt, a été démis de ses fonctions

Posted on 2020/04/03 by Carl Robitaille

Un hommage bien senti des marins à l'égard du commandant qui avait écrit une lettre afin de protéger ceux-ci contre une contamination par le #coronavirus. Il vient d'être démis de ses fonctions par le Pentagone. https://t.co/RFcYGGDVot
— Pierre Duchesne (@duchp) April 3, 2020

Great map of Berlin marks all building destroyed in WWII

Posted on 2020/03/29 by Carl Robitaille

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B–DX6GWmaxuTUtHOFg3OHpQeE0/view

Great #map of #Berlin marks all building destroyed in #WWII in yellow. Check out the high res version here: https://t.co/FDmtB9sOFx #history pic.twitter.com/ptMXocq85i
— Simon Kuestenmacher (@simongerman600) April 19, 2017