Today, we dive into six major historical events that happened on December 10th! From Martin Luther's defiant burning of the papal bull to the daring 300 million yen heist in Japan, these milestones continue to resonate through time.

What moment in history stands out to you as most remarkable on this day?

1.1520: Martin Luther defiantly burned the papal bull, rejecting the Pope’s authority and fueling the fire of the Protestant Reformation.
2. 1901: The first Nobel Prizes were awarded, honoring achievements in science, literature, and peace, forever changing global recognition.
3.1913: After two years missing, Leonardo da Vinci’s 'Mona Lisa' was dramatically recovered in Florence, ending one of history's greatest art heists.
4.1936: King Edward VIII abdicated the British throne, sacrificing his crown for love, choosing Wallis Simpson over royal duty forever changing the monarchy.
5. 1948: The UN adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, led by Eleanor Roosevelt, championing equality and freedom worldwide.
6. 1968: Posing as a cop, a daring thief stole 300 million yen from a cash transport, making Japan’s largest heist an unsolved legend.

Music

Song : Heaven and Hell
Artist: Jeremy Blake
Album : Heaven and Hell

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