Salem, 1692: When Accusation Became a Death Warrant
Through warrants, examinations and prison petitions, follow how the Salem accusations became a judicial system that punished denial and multiplied its own evidence.
Dark History
Evidence-led accounts of exploitation, persecution, and state violence, with attention to victims and historical context.
Rubber, Hostages, and Testimony in the Congo Free State
Rubber extraction in Leopold II’s Congo depended on more than quotas. Witnesses described hostage-taking, food requisitions, and violence whose full human cost cannot be reduced to one exact number.