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74History of World War I Part I - Causes of Destruction
Military conflict that began on 28 July 1914 as a clash located in the Austro-Hungarian Empire and Serbia, was transformed into an armed confrontation at the European level where the declaration of...
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68Portrait of Vlad Dracula
Portrait depicting the head and shoulders of the historical Vlad III, Vlad Dracula, Prince of Wallachia....
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78Rise and decline of the Ottoman Empire
THE country of Turkey stretches over portions of Europe and Asia the slender thread of the Bosphorus and the Dardanelles being the division between the two continents. A rapid current rushes through these...
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74Islam & Socailism Together. A Way To Destroy America?
Ah... Sweet Love. Amin Al Husseini shown shaking hands with his friend Heinrich Himmler, head of Hitler's SS. Amin Al Husseini asked Himmler if he could see the gasing of Jews first-hand in the concentration...
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81The First Vampire In History-Countess Elizabeth Bathory
Elizabeth Bathory, We always hear and read about relentless, merciless and fearless male murderers, rapists, burglars and sadistic men etc, and the keyword here is MALES. But, we never hear or read such...
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73Travel to the Greek Island of Chios to Trace My Ancestors
Marmaro is on the coast near the top on the right.I remember sitting on my Grandfather's knee, listening to his stories about how he and two of his best friends had escaped from Marmaro - possibly Marmara --...
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85Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman
The Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, formally known as Lounge Chair 670 and Ottoman 671, are considered to be some of the most significant and influential furniture designs pieces of...
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74The Decline of the Ottoman Empire
During the beginning of the 20th century, the once powerful Ottoman Empire was then referred to as the “Sick Man of Europe”. Many argue that external factors, such as capitulation, change in trade routes,...
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72Battle of Nicopolis (1396 AD)
Just as Islam exploded into power in the eighth century in conjunction with the timely weakness of both the Parthians and the Byzantines, so too did Sultan Bayazid I arrive in the Balkans at precisely the...
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74Battle of Constantinople (1453 AD)
Constantine the Great established the city of Constantinople as his capital in 323. He occupied the former city of Byzantium, which for centuries controlled the straits separating Asia and Europe. It lies on...
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