Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow: Famous Dallas Criminals
The story of Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow is much more than a romantic tale of the criminal life of two young people. The couple managed to become the embodiment of rebellion and...
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Yevheniia Shevchenko
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Dallas' most high-profile crimes
Every day, the number of open criminal cases around the world increases. People continue to surprise with their cruelty, greed and self-interest. Regardless, most offenses are forg...
Biography of Eric Johnson
Eric Johnson was elected Mayor of Dallas on June 8, 2019. He defeated his opponent, Scott Griggs, during voting in the second round of elections. As a result, Johnson became the ci...
Biography of Laura Miller
Laura Miller became the third woman in Dallas history to serve as mayor. During the 2002 elections, she received 55% of the vote. During her campaign, the politician focused on inc...
Women politicians in Dallas' history
According to studies conducted regularly in the state of Texas, women (especially dark-skinned women) are significantly less likely to hold leadership positions. These statistics h...
John Neely Bryan, the founder of Dallas
In 1841, farmer and merchant John Neely Bryan, a native of Tennessee, founded Dallas. The development process began with the building of a modest hut, which was the first and, for...
The fates of women during World War II: Female residents in the front and rear
During World War II, the role of women in Dallas changed dramatically. According to statistics, from 1941 to 1944, every fourth woman was involved in some way in supporting the Ame...
Care for orphaned children in Dallas during World War I
When it comes to World War I, most people think of fighting and devastating bombings of cities. Unfortunately, few people remember about the fates of hundreds of thousands of child...
Industrial development in Dallas at the start of World War II
By 1940, the population of Dallas had reached about 295,000. After the outbreak of World War II, most countries and towns almost fully converted to military production, and the Dal...
Camp for integrated and prisoners of war in Dallas
During the Second World War, tens of thousands of German and Italian prisoners of war were sent to Texas. According to historical records, more than 80,000 prisoners passed through...
Grand Prairie Armed Forces Reserve Complex
The Grand Prairie Armed Forces Reserve Complex (GPAFRC) was formerly known as Hensley Field. It is located in southwest Dallas, on Mountain Creek Lake. It was used as a naval base...
The most dangerous areas of the city: gangs in Dallas
Dallas is also known as the D city and is considered to be the heart of Texas. It has a well-developed economy, a large population and modern infrastructure. But like any other lar...
The killing of President John F. Kennedy
The 35th President of the United States, John F. Kennedy, was murdered on November 22, 1963, during his trip to Dallas. The fatal rifle shots were fired as Kennedy and his spouse w...
Joe Biden's visit to Dallas
Joe Biden's working trip to Dallas in March 2024 was part of his election campaign. As a Democratic presidential candidate, he needs to make every effort to overtake his Republican...
Mattie Nash: Dallas' unofficial mayor
No one else in the long history of Dallas has managed to be a politician as close to the life of the community as Mattie Nash was. The woman put a lot of effort into developing the...
Bill Clinton at his brother's wedding in Dallas
Everyone knows about the close relationship between Bill Clinton and his half-brother Roger. This can be seen in numerous photographs in the media, as well as by studying the biogr...