History Obscura

Following a triumphant European tour last summer, I've written down so much lore and true history that I want to share with you! Here's a look at the almost unbelievable underground tomb of more than six million Parisians - the Paris Catacombs.
Enter if you dare!
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Music from Canva

It's the New Year of 2026!
Let us embrace empathy, learning and benevolent mindsets more than ever. It's always up to us to ensure that the light of human understanding and intellectualism does not die out during dark ages.
Peace be with us all!
Music from Fesliyan Studios and Podcastle.
The introductory poem is an excerpt from "The Death of the Old Year", by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
The short story, "Uncle Richard's New Year Dinner," is by Lucy Maud Montgomery.
Opening anti-ICE, anti-regime rant courtesy of the author.

It's Christmastime and we're talking Yule Cat!
Music from Fesliyan Studios

November 2025 marks the 80th anniversary of the start of the Nuremberg trials, the international and formal effort to bring the war criminals of the Nazi party to justice following the end of the Second World War. In remembrance, History Obscura presents the story of one of the most eminent members of the party who was NOT required to testify in one of the United States' or West Germany's courts: Wernher von Braun.
#NurembergTrials
#NaziHistory
#WWII