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How We Beat The Fascists Last Time: The London History Show
A couple of clarifications: -The existence of the Uganda Resettlement Board shouldn’t imply that the main parties of the 70s were not doing other things that were very harmful for immigrants. They were not pro-immigrant. It’s just that they weren’t … Continue reading
Around 1500 CE people climbed the 6,736-meter summit of a dormant volcano, placed three drugged children in a small burial chamber and left them to die. The climate preserved their bodies until they were found some 500 years later.
Around 1500 CE people climbed the 6,736-meter summit of a dormant volcano, placed three drugged children in a small burial chamber and left them to die. The climate preserved their bodies until they were found some 500 years later. byu/kalalalalkekeke … Continue reading
Why Do 35 DIFFERENT European Cities Use The SAME Name?
Why are there so many towns in Europe called Newcastle? From Neuchâtel in Switzerland to Castel Nuovo in Naples, Niokastro in Greece, Castelo Novo in Portugal, and of course Newcastle upon Tyne in England, at least 17 European countries have … Continue reading
Elspeth Beard was the first Englishwoman to circumnavigate the world on a motorcycle, traveling 35,000 miles on her BMW R60/6. The journey took her 2 years, from 1982-1984.
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