The killing of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, an Austro-Hungarian in Sarajevo, marked the commencement of the First World War on July 28, 1914, as the Austro-Hungarian Empire declared war on the Serbia[1]. It is this that led to the many alliances form...Why-did-the-US-enter-World-War-1 …

In the novel, “The Buddha in the Attic,” the author explores the journey and lives of Japanese women who travel from Japan to America during the early 1900s. Julie Otsuka provides an account of the lives of these immigrants in the eight chapte...Book-Review:-"The-Buddha-in-the-Attic" …

Alfred Stieglitz’s was born in 1864 in Hoboken, U.S.A and died in 1946. Alfred was of American origin, and studied in Germany, but returned to the U.S. He was actively involved in photography work and promoting it to be accepted as a modern form...Alfred-Stieglitz’s …