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Famed for Sagrada Familia and La Pedrera, Gaudi's architecture combined modernism or Art Nouveau with his own unique view of the nature.

Losing a child is a horrendous, life changing experience and returning to the workplace soon after is something that could be considered an enormous task.

Flossenburg was one of a number of Concentration Camps built by the Nazis in Germany before the Second World War.

Thousands of prisoners served time on Devil's Island and thousands died there, whether by starvation, overwork, execution or disease.

Elisabeth Kubler-Ross dedicated her life to study death, to campaign for the dying to be treated with dignity and to recognize the healing power of unconditional love.

Use these lesson ideas to teach your students about the first African-American becoming the President of the United States of America.

He was once one of Cambodia's most respected opposition figures, but Khieu Samphan fled persecution only to become the Khmer Rouge head of state and now awaits trial.

Napoleon Bonaparte rises through the military to declare himself emperor of France. He ideas of destiny change the face of Europe during the 19th Century.

DVD bonus features highlight Jerry Seinfeld's involvement in the animated film.

Slavery was a prominent part of the ancient world and Rome was no exception.

In Their Eyes Were Watching God, Hurston continually uses animals as symbols to show Janie's struggle against conforming to her Nanny's definition of a black woman.

Baby boomers, those born between 1946 and 1964 have left their mark. They started the sexual revolution, went to college, and are at the forefront of an aging population.

Mauthausen Concentration Camp was opened in 1938 in Austria; just a few months after the Anschluss. It was the Nazi's first camp outside of Germany.

The favoured role of women in Nazi Germany was to produce large numbers of children to strengthen the future of the Third Reich. How much did this change during the war?

The Jewish victims of WWII are the best-known group to be exterminated by Nazis. Other targeted groups included Jehovah's Witnesses, criminals, the disabled, and more.

Many employees don't take their allotted time off each year, but not using vacation time might prove more detrimental to the job than people realize.

Acclaimed author Esther Friesner talks about why she writes, who to invite to dinner and what we can expect next from her writing pen.