Mark is a freelance writer specializing in various historical topics. He has a bachelor's degree in History and is currently studying for a master's degree.
Education
MA Modern Jewish History (In-Progress) — Touro University
BA History (4-year Degree) — University of Toronto, 2024
BA History (3-year Degree) — University of Toronto, 1996
Areas of Expertise

Why Cincinnatus Became the Roman Ideal of Duty and Leadership
When enemies threatened Rome in its early years, the Senate appointed Cincinnatus as dictator to save the fledgling Republic.

The Extraordinary Story of the Christmas Truce of 1914 (WWI)
During the first Christmas of WWI, fighting on the Western Front briefly halted to celebrate the holiday. The event is known as the Christmas Truce.

The Central Powers vs. The Allies in World War I
In World War I, some of the world’s largest powers faced off in a grueling test of strength and will that lasted more than four years.

The Weapons Revolution of World War I That Changed Everything
Combatants in World War I witnessed a weapons revolution. New technologies such as tanks and airplanes gave armies powerful weaponry with new strategic possibilities.
