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Hitler’s Nephew; The One Who Fought For The Allies
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Hitler’s Nephew; The One Who Fought For The Allies

It was a cold day in Long Island that January 1939 when William “Willy” Patrick Hitler … Hitler’s Nephew; The One Who Fought For The AlliesRead more

by Damon•September 8, 2023
Hiroo Onoda; The Man For Whom WWII Didn’t End Until 1975
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Hiroo Onoda; The Man For Whom WWII Didn’t End Until 1975

On January 16th, 2014, as Hiroo Onoda exhaled his last breath, his battle with pneumonia ended … Hiroo Onoda; The Man For Whom WWII Didn’t End Until 1975Read more

by Damon•September 3, 2023
WWII Hero: Matt Urban Was An Unstoppable One-man Army
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WWII Hero: Matt Urban Was An Unstoppable One-man Army

As one of the most decorated soldiers in WWII, Lieutenant Colonel Matt Louis Urban is the … WWII Hero: Matt Urban Was An Unstoppable One-man ArmyRead more

by Damon•August 25, 2023
United Nations to Convict ISIS of War Crimes for Destroying Historical and Cultural Sites
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United Nations to Convict ISIS of War Crimes for Destroying Historical and Cultural Sites

“I’m confident that there will be trials for the destruction we’ve seen in the Middle East, … United Nations to Convict ISIS of War Crimes for Destroying Historical and Cultural SitesRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 19, 2023
How Dorothea Lynde Dix Improved life for the Mentally Ill
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How Dorothea Lynde Dix Improved life for the Mentally Ill

Dorothea Lynde Dix spent much of her career as an educator and social reformer to working … How Dorothea Lynde Dix Improved life for the Mentally IllRead more

by AO•August 12, 2023
March 18, 2003; The Single Largest Bank Heist In History
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March 18, 2003; The Single Largest Bank Heist In History

The only thing worse than a bank heist around $1-billion (USD) is when the person in charge, … March 18, 2003; The Single Largest Bank Heist In HistoryRead more

by Damon•August 12, 2023
The Stories From WW III Won’t Be Like These WW II Mysteries
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The Stories From WW III Won’t Be Like These WW II Mysteries

In the recent movie, Snowden, about the man by the same name, the head of CIA … The Stories From WW III Won’t Be Like These WW II MysteriesRead more

by Damon•August 12, 2023
1864: The First Time A Submarine Sank A Ship
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1864: The First Time A Submarine Sank A Ship

The first time humans sunk a ship with a submarine was the US Civil War. It … 1864: The First Time A Submarine Sank A ShipRead more

by Damon•August 12, 2023
5 Mysteries Of WWI We May Never Solve
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5 Mysteries Of WWI We May Never Solve

Stretched over four years, dragged through the trenches of Europe and raked through her skies, World … 5 Mysteries Of WWI We May Never SolveRead more

by Damon•August 12, 2023
No Go Zone: The Popular Films That Were Banned During WWII
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No Go Zone: The Popular Films That Were Banned During WWII

World War II was one of the most devastating events of the 20th century. Affecting almost … No Go Zone: The Popular Films That Were Banned During WWIIRead more

by Hannah•August 12, 2023

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