If you could travel back in time to any past historical event, which one would you go to and why?

I'd go to the moments just before Alois & Klara tler had sex and conceived Adolf.....i would entirely ruin their moment and erase the holocaust.

I would go back to the fall of the Berlin Wall. Just to be standing in the crowd watching the Wall come down! Wow, what a moment!

This being said, I think mamakin's answer is great too... and if she had prevented tler from being conceived, the whole 20th Century would have been a kinder, gentler, better time for all of us!

I would want to see Jesus speak on Mt Olive, where he fed the crowd with just a few fish and loafs of bread.

I'd like to go to the delivery room where I was born..i want to see my mother how happy she was when I was out from her womb. That will also make me love her more! :)) ps: for me this is a history.

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I would go back to the time when apes began walking upright in Africa, setting the path toward the existence of humans.

I would want to meet Jesus... to hear him at the Sermon on the Mount... to here his voice.... to touch him as he walked here on earth... I have often thought how amazing it would have been to have met Jesus.

Visit ancestors - it would answer a lot of questions. Great question there bestpay.

I would go the time when the killer is going to kill Abraham Lincoln. I hit him by my life because he want to break up the wall beetween black and white like kenedi,MJ,Obama etc.

I would travel across the continent with Louis and Clark. What an amazing adventure that would be.

I would have gone back to the moment when Mohammad Ali Zinnah's parents were born. I would have killed any 1 of his parents this guy was responsible for the partition of indian subcontinent.

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.