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Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA From the May/June 2026 edition of National Geographic History magazine. "Charlemagne: Portrait of an Emperor", by Julia Pavon Benito. Thanks to a biography by a member of Charlemagne's c
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA From the May/June 2026 edition of National Geographic History magazine. Title: "Apollo of Cyrene: Emblem of an Ancient City", by Ruben Montoya Gonzalez. Cyrene, a city in Northeast Syria
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA March/April 2026 edition of National Geographic History magazine. "Mary Stuart, The Tragic Queen", by Pedro Garcia Martin. Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots, was born into clan rivalries. The
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA March/April 2026 edition of National Geographic History magazine. Title: "War-torn Village Keeps Christ's Language Alive", by Ryan Biller. The village of Maaloula is nestled in a cleft i
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA "Prohibition" by Isabel Ravenna. During Prohibition the U.S .government added toxins to industrial alcohol, knowing it could kill. The result? A chemical war that targeted the poor and r
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA Nov/Dec 2021 edition of National Geographic History magazine. Title - "The Birth of Jesus", by Antonio Pinero. The Christmas story inspires wonder. Famous Renaissance artists depicted sc
Show Notes for NG History-AIRSLA Nov/Dec edition of National Geographic History magazine.. The title is, "Why the Vietnam War Lasted Decades", by Erin Blakemore. A decades long war pitted the opposing systems of capitali
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA National Geographic History magazine "Pancho Villa: From Bandit to Revolutionary Hero", by Isabel Bueno The Mexican Revolution changed cattle rustler Pancho Villa into a brilliant comman
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA July /August edition of National Geographic History magazine "The Fall of the Roman Empire", by Jorge Pisa Sanchez. The "why" of the collapse of the Roman Empire has long intrigued histo
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA From the May/June 2025 edition of National Geographic History magazine. Liberia: Colony of Liberty With a Dark History", by Enrique Vaquerizo. After free Black Americans settled in Liber
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA National Geographic History magazine The Hello Girls: Unsung Heroines of World War I, by Erin Blakemore. Often working within range of German artillery in France in World War I, uniforme
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA "Eridu: First City of the Earliest Known Civilization", by Antonio Rossi. Sumer, present day Iraq, is the site of Eridu, a foundational city in Sumerian culture, the earliest known civil
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA National Geographic History magazine - March/April 2025 edition Title: "Paul of Tarsus the Traveling Apostle", by Angel Narro Description: A vision on the road to Damascus turned this ze
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA Jan/Feb 2025 National Geographic History magazine. Title - "Pajamas: From Street Wear to Sleepwear", by Ana Velasco. Description - Nowadays pajamas are worn for comfort while sleeping an
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA "Triumphal Arches - Rome Commemorates its Victories", by Ivan Fumado Ortega. Arches were built to commemorate general's military victories as well as to honor civic achievements. Feature
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA January/February 2025 edition of National Geographic History magazine "Jean-Henri Dunant: Peacemaker and Activist" by Ainhoa Campos. In 1859, Swiss businessman Jean-Henri Dunant was on h
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Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA Dandan-Oilik, the Lost Oasis Town on the Silk Road", by Angel Carlos Aguayo. The ruins of an abandoned Chinese desert oasis town on the Silk Road were discovered in 1896. The area had be
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA From the July/August edition of National Geographic History magazine. The title is, " Cabeza de Vaca: Explorer, Survivor, Historian", by Jose Garrido Palacios. After serving as a soldier
Show Notes for NG Traveler-AIRSLA March/April 2024 edition of National Geographic History magazine. "The Magnificent Roman Mosaics of Carranque", by Ruben Montoya. In 1983, Samuel Lopez, a teenager in rural Spain, was he
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