This established Luxembourg as an independent, sovereign state.
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The View from the High Castle: Philip K. Dick and World War II
We’ve been discussing the accepted “narrative” of the war, the ways that we Americans […]
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Daily Quiz for August 22, 2011
Nazi Germany’s mass bombings of London in September 1940 actually assisted the British, in this respect.
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Daily Quiz for August 21, 2011
The future U.S. president John Adams angered citizens of Massachusetts prior to the revolution by doing this.
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Daily Quiz for August 20, 2011
The dinosaur that serves a symbol of Sinclair oil and gasoline first appeared in their advertisements in this decade.
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Daily Quiz for August 19, 2011
Before accepting an appointment to the United States Military Academy, George Armstrong Custer was employed in this occupation.
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‘I Am Well and Hearty’ – Walt Whitman’s Brother in the Civil War
Walt Whitman has the reputation as a Civil War writer, but it was his younger brother, George Washington Whitman, who saw the war up close and personal as a member of Company K, 51st New York Volunteer Infantry.
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Daily Quiz for August 18, 2011
Fascist Italy sent approximately this many troops to fight on the Russian Front.
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Daily Quiz for August 17, 2011
The Revolution of July overthrew the government of this country.
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Daily Quiz for August 16, 2011
This was the British name for their role in the Berlin Airlift.