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71Financing From Fear
Many things are inevitable...no money will stop a natural disaster. Money should not control our lives but we could control money.
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75World War One: The Last Morning
The signing of the Armistice on November 11, 1918 did not end the hostilities of World War I until 11:00 later that morning. Until that time, attacks continued and almost 11,000 men were killed, wounded or went missing even though the fighting would stop in just a few hours.
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72The Spanish Flu.The 1918 Flu Pandemic.
The Yank's are Coming!. That was the rallying call that was reverberating all across the stalemated trenches of the Western Front in the Spring of 1917. America's congress had declared war on Germany and the Axis Powers in April of 1917. War wary...
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72Swine Flu Pandemic (H1N1)
The 2009 flu pandemic was caused by a new strain of H1N1 influenza virus. A similar strain was endemic in pigs but was not readily transmissible to humans. In 1998 an apparent hybridisation of pig, bird and human strains created a transmissible...
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68German Cinema: Talkie Movies and You
This is an overview of the emergence of talkies in Germany. It highlights some of the classic films that arose from the coming of sound. The German film industry takes the technology and makes it their own; which is something entirely different from the song and dance numbers that Hollywood put out.
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79The Buffalo Nickel History and Values
The Buffalo Nickel is an American coin that is worth 5 cents of a dollar or 5/100. Although the design of the coin is quite unique, there were many problems with the coin from constant circulation wearing. In fact, there are many of these coins that...
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70History of a Lovely Lady
This is a history of the capital city Riga in Latvia. How it developed through the centuries.
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61Gay Berlin The Cabaret Between The Wars (1918-1933)
World war one had ended in 1918 leaving Germany defeated and the country bankrupt, super inflation had now taken over with a loaf of bread costing up to 1 million german marks.Many people were starving and on the streets, communism was on the rise...
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74The Wonderful World of Beatrix Potter
Beatrix Potter is best known for her wonderful animal stories. Here you can read about this amazing woman's life.
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73Camping, fishing, skiing, hiking, visit Museums, medieval Church and play Golf in Vammala (Sastamala), Finland.
Guide for Camping, fishing, skiing, hiking, visit Museums, century old Church and play Golf in Vammala (Sastamala), Finland
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