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May 12, 2026
Operation Plunder
Operation Plunder was a World War II military campaign launched by Allied forces in April 1945 to cross the Rhine River and secure a foothold in Nazi Germany. It involved extensive aerial and ground assaults, successfully leading to the capture of the Rhine’s eastern bank. The operation played a crucial role in the Allied advance towards Berlin.
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February 24, 2021
Doughboys of World War One
American troops were assigned the nickname ‘doughboys’ in WW1 although the origins are not entirely known, many statues have been erected to commemorate the American Expeditionary Forces.
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February 23, 2021
What is Hinduism: Practices of Dharma, Karma, Brahman and More
Third-largest and arguably the oldest world religion, hinduism embraces a main deity known as the Brahman, as well as practicing Karma, Dharma, and more.
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February 22, 2021
Enslaved Onesimus Brings Smallpox Relief to the American Colonies
West African slave, Onesimus, told his interested owner, Cotton Mather about the African and Asian variolation practice of introducing a small amount of pox discharge into the body for inoculation, saving many Bostonians from small pox.
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February 19, 2021
What is Cholera: Causes, Symptoms, Transmission and Treatment
Having killed an estimated 30 million people worldwide, Cholera is an infectious disease caused by poor sanitation spreading the vibrio cholerae bacterium.
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February 18, 2021
William Chapman Ralston: The Magician of San Fransisco
Nicknamed the magician of San Francisco, William Chapman Ralston made and ultimately lost immense fortunes before his untimely and controversial death.
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February 17, 2021
Hundred Years’ War
The hundred years war fought between France and England during the 116-year period 1337 to 1453 did not end with formal treaty, but the acknowledgement of superiority.
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February 16, 2021
First Four Presidents to get Sick in the White House
The first four presidents to get sick in office include #1 George Washington, #9 William Henry Harrison, #22 Grover Cleveland and #28 Woodrow Wilson.
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