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He firmly opposed a proposed U.S. visit by Nikita Khrushchev, warning it would confer recognition on the ‘Kremlin gangsters’ and dispirit the captive people of Eastern Europe:

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Daily Quiz for January 9, 2008

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This American physician conducted breakthrough research on blood plasma in the years leading up to World War II:

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Daily Quiz for January 8, 2008

by HistoryNet Staff1/8/2008

Jacobo Guzman Arbenz was a soldier, nationalist politician and president of this country:

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Daily Quiz for January 7, 2008

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This American president?s administration was rocked by the Elk Hills Scandal:

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Daily Quiz for January 6, 2008

by HistoryNet Staff1/6/2008

The Amethyst Affair involved this:

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Daily Quiz for January 5, 2008

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World War II Japanese general Tomoyuki Yamashita was nicknamed the "Tiger of Malaya" for his masterful capture of this city:

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Letter From America’s Civil War – March 2008

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Why Reenactors Are Important When Confederates in the Attic was published 10 years ago, […]

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Daniel Sickles: An Unlikely Union General

by Christopher Ryan Oates1/4/200811/19/2019

The Civil War salvaged Dan Sickles’ career and saved him from financial ruin.

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Daily Quiz for January 4, 2008

by HistoryNet Staff1/4/2008

This all-girl cavalry company began as a lark during the American Civil War, but soon attracted the attention of unamused Union officers.

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MiG Madness: The Air War over Korea

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In the Korean War’s air battles between Sabre and MiG jets, American pilots often crossed a forbidden line, the Yalu River.

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