History acts as a precedent for the society that helps people determine their moral code by learning from the lessons their ancestors taught them by virtue of their actions. Therefore, history is an important aspect of comprehending the right and wrong, and it's almost elementary for us to be able to learn from history and not repeat the mistakes made by those preceding us. However, the human rationale is erroneous at times, therefore, we never learn, and more often than not, history repeats itself on all the wrong fronts.
The recent Charlottesville tragedy in the United States is the quintessential case to be studied in this regard. History repeatedly reminded us of the horrors of The Holocaust, telling us never to let anything remotely close
The recent Charlottesville tragedy in the United States is the quintessential case to be studied in this regard. History repeatedly reminded us of the horrors of The Holocaust, telling us never to let anything remotely close