PEOPLE

FROM NAZI SS OFFICER TO ISRAELI DEFENSE FORCES SOLDIER
Coming into this world, a child needs a parent’s love and support to grow up with a sense of themselves. Ulrich Schnaft grew up feeling abandoned, inadequate and yearning to belong, to be a part of something bigger than himself. He struggled to find his special place in the world and to prove his self-worth. Throughout his life he would seek out circumstances he believed would fulfill those needs and then worked harder than everyone else to ensure his success. Unfortunately, his choices always led to his failures.

NANNY OF THE MAROONS
Nanny of the Maroons was born in Ghana between 1680-1686, into the Asante ruling class of the Oyoko clan. She was kidnapped on the Gold Coast of Africa and brought by ship in chains to Jamaica. Nanny was enslaved on a sugar plantation until she escaped and went on to command the Jamaican Maroons, a society of escaped slaves. They mobilized and went to war against the British, challenging their enslavement. Using West African guerilla tactics, they became formidable enemies.

FIDEL CASTRO AND HIS LOVE OF DAIRY
Castro instituted a nation dairy program from the 1960s to the early 1970s. Its goal was for Cuba to attain agricultural self-sufficiency. Its objective was to develop high yielding “Super Cows”. He planned to make milk readily available to every child in the country. Yet behind this ambitious program was Castro’s lifelong bizarre obsession with dairy products.

WHERE IS THE MISSING TREASURE OF AL CAPONE?
Al Capone has gone down in history as the most notorious gangster in America. This is amazing considering he only operated his crime syndicate for six years between 1925 to 1931. His imagery would come to represent how a crime boss looked and acted. Capone with his cocky attitude was always dressed in his custom pinstriped suit, fedora hat and over the top jewelry. He created an image of himself that the newspapers ate up and the public adored. But who was Al Capone and where is his missing fortune?