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As pubs decline one community has come together to keep their village pub in business, The Raven Inn is a community run pub in Llanarmon-yn-Ial saved from the brink.

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Daily Quiz for February 22, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff2/22/2010

According to tradition, this English king "died in Jerusalem" as a prophecy had foretold, although his place of death was England.

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Worth the Cost? Justificaton of the Iwo Jima Invasion

by Robert S. Burrell2/21/20102/7/2023

After a staggering loss of life on Iwo Jima, American military leaders scrambled to justify the invasion.

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Besieged on the Rock: The 1942 Siege of Corregidor

by Jack McClure2/21/20104/26/2016

Pressed into duty as a marine during the 1942 siege of Corregidor, U.S. Navy Supply Ensign Jack McClure had to quickly decide whether to follow orders or save a life.

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‘A Dreadful Step’: Surrender at Luzon

by John M. Taylor2/21/20103/20/2020

Former cavalry officer Jonathan Wainwright sank to unimaginable depths after he was compelled to surrender American forces to the Japanese in the Philippines in April 1942.

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‘I Will Fight to the Last’: WWII Japanese Soldier Diary, June 1943

by Jack H. McCall2/21/20104/26/2016

A Japanese junior army officer’s diary describes World War II’s harsh island combat in June and July 1943.

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by HistoryNet Staff2/21/2010

Giuseppe Zangara killed the mayor of Chicago while attempting to assassinate this man.

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by HistoryNet Staff2/20/2010

Joseph T. Angelo of Camden, New Jersey, saved this future general’s life.

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Daily Quiz for February 19, 2010

by HistoryNet Staff2/19/2010

The South Braintree murders are associated with this pair.

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Interview: Dale Throneberry / Veterans Radio Founder

by Gerald D. Swick2/18/20106/10/2024

Listeners never know what may happen or what they may hear on Veterans Radio, a Saturday-morning radio program of, by and for veterans; an interview with its founder Dale Throneberry.

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