To be considered a "landmark trial," a case must represent a significant occasion in legal history that continues to attract public interest and spark discussions. These cases usually include well-known persons, important social matters, or innovative legal rulings. Here are some of the most impactful trials of the century/

How Did The Vietnam War End? The War officially ended in 1975, but it took it was a combination of factors to achieve that pivotal moment.

In 1932, after a roving mob of migrating emus destroyed valuable crops, Australia declared war on the flightless birds. The emus won—but there’s a lot more to the story than just its unlikely punchline.

At the conclusion of The Great War (1914-1918), there appeared to be a collective agreement that never again would the nations of the world engage in conflict on such a scale. "The war to end wars." was the phrase used at the time. Unfortunately, that wasn't to be. In 1939, WWII began. Let's examine the most important events of one of history's most brutal armed conflicts.

The First World War, otherwise known as the Great War was one of history's most memorable wars and one of the first large-scale, international conflicts of the 20th century. Let's take a look at some of the most important events of WWI.

It's wild how one human decision can be the catalyst for greatness or tragedy. Here are the 9 mistakes in history that changed the world forever.