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Did The US Really 'Give Greenland Back' To Denmark? Fact-Checking Trump's Davos History Lesson
Historical records and international law do not support the claim that the US ever owned or controlled Greenland's sovereignty.
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From Orphan To Midwife: Japanese Woman Raised By Chinese Devotes Life To Help Others
They named her Xu Yan, which means "swallow," hoping she would become independent and strong.
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80 Years Later, US Made 470-Kg WWII Bomb Removed In Serbia's Capital
A 470-kilogram (1,000-pound) World War II aerial bomb was safely removed on Sunday from a construction site in a central district of Serbia's capital, Belgrade, police said.
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Alleged Nazi Camp Guard, 100, May Face Trial For Carrying Executions
The man, according to prosecutors, was involved in killings while working at Stalag VI A, a prisoner-of-war camp in Hemer, Germany, between December 1943 and September 1944.
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What Is Bella Ciao? Popular Italian Song Written On Alleged Charlie Kirk Assassin's Bullet Casing
The song's popularity has soared in recent years, owing to pop culture where it has been used in TV series as well as video games.
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Trump Says China Should Have Mentioned US During "Beautiful Ceremony"
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that China's "beautiful ceremony" marking the end of World War Two should have highlighted the role that the U.S. played in Japan's defeat.
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In Rare Foreign Visit, North Korea's Kim Uses Bulletproof Train To Enter China
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un entered China on Tuesday aboard a private train to attend a military parade in Beijing, a rare overseas visit that will underscore his ties with both President Xi Jinping and Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
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North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Departs for Rare China Trip: Report
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un departed Pyongyang for Beijing on Monday afternoon to attend a military parade marking the end of World War II, a rare overseas visit that will underscore his ties with both China and Russia
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"Must Oppose Bullying": Xi Sends Indirect Message To US At SCO Summit
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for promoting a correct view of second world war history and opposing cold war mentality, block confrontation and bullying, a statement seen as sending a message to US over its unilateral imposition of tariffs
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They Fought For US In World War II. Today, China Calls Them Heroes
The shark's teeth painted on their planes were more of a threat than a decoration. In 1941, the Flying Tigers, Americans hired to fight in China, proved it in combat by shooting down hundreds of Japanese aircraft.
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B-29 Superfortress: This WWII Bomber Was So Advanced It Cost More Than The Atomic Bomb
During World War II, Boeing B-29 was the most sophisticated bomber and also the most expensive weapon, costing more to design and build than the atomic bombs it dropped on Japan.
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Howrah Bridge: 6 Fascinating Facts About Kolkata's Iconic Steel Giant
Whether seen in the early morning haze or lit up against the evening sky, the Howrah Bridge fills visitors with a sense of awe and respect.
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Trump To Host Putin Where Russia Once Ruled: Here's Other Things To Know Ahead Of Alaska Summit
When US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin meet in Alaska on Friday, it will be the latest chapter in the 49th state's long history with Russia - and with international tensions.
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Was Rolex Founder A Nazi Spy? MI5 Files Link Wilsdorf To Hitler
Rolex said it was well aware of the file in the National Archives and had constituted a team of historians for further research.
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Kremlin Signals Openness To Putin-Trump Talks In Beijing In September
Russia is open to discussing the possibility of holding talks between President Vladimir Putin and Trump, should the latter attend the upcoming commemorative events in Beijing this September, Kremlin spokesman said on Monday, according to RT.
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Did The US Really 'Give Greenland Back' To Denmark? Fact-Checking Trump's Davos History Lesson
Historical records and international law do not support the claim that the US ever owned or controlled Greenland's sovereignty.
-
From Orphan To Midwife: Japanese Woman Raised By Chinese Devotes Life To Help Others
They named her Xu Yan, which means "swallow," hoping she would become independent and strong.
-
80 Years Later, US Made 470-Kg WWII Bomb Removed In Serbia's Capital
A 470-kilogram (1,000-pound) World War II aerial bomb was safely removed on Sunday from a construction site in a central district of Serbia's capital, Belgrade, police said.
-
Alleged Nazi Camp Guard, 100, May Face Trial For Carrying Executions
The man, according to prosecutors, was involved in killings while working at Stalag VI A, a prisoner-of-war camp in Hemer, Germany, between December 1943 and September 1944.
-
What Is Bella Ciao? Popular Italian Song Written On Alleged Charlie Kirk Assassin's Bullet Casing
The song's popularity has soared in recent years, owing to pop culture where it has been used in TV series as well as video games.
-
Trump Says China Should Have Mentioned US During "Beautiful Ceremony"
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that China's "beautiful ceremony" marking the end of World War Two should have highlighted the role that the U.S. played in Japan's defeat.
-
In Rare Foreign Visit, North Korea's Kim Uses Bulletproof Train To Enter China
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un entered China on Tuesday aboard a private train to attend a military parade in Beijing, a rare overseas visit that will underscore his ties with both President Xi Jinping and Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
-
North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Departs for Rare China Trip: Report
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un departed Pyongyang for Beijing on Monday afternoon to attend a military parade marking the end of World War II, a rare overseas visit that will underscore his ties with both China and Russia
-
"Must Oppose Bullying": Xi Sends Indirect Message To US At SCO Summit
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for promoting a correct view of second world war history and opposing cold war mentality, block confrontation and bullying, a statement seen as sending a message to US over its unilateral imposition of tariffs
-
They Fought For US In World War II. Today, China Calls Them Heroes
The shark's teeth painted on their planes were more of a threat than a decoration. In 1941, the Flying Tigers, Americans hired to fight in China, proved it in combat by shooting down hundreds of Japanese aircraft.
-
B-29 Superfortress: This WWII Bomber Was So Advanced It Cost More Than The Atomic Bomb
During World War II, Boeing B-29 was the most sophisticated bomber and also the most expensive weapon, costing more to design and build than the atomic bombs it dropped on Japan.
-
Howrah Bridge: 6 Fascinating Facts About Kolkata's Iconic Steel Giant
Whether seen in the early morning haze or lit up against the evening sky, the Howrah Bridge fills visitors with a sense of awe and respect.
-
Trump To Host Putin Where Russia Once Ruled: Here's Other Things To Know Ahead Of Alaska Summit
When US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin meet in Alaska on Friday, it will be the latest chapter in the 49th state's long history with Russia - and with international tensions.
-
Was Rolex Founder A Nazi Spy? MI5 Files Link Wilsdorf To Hitler
Rolex said it was well aware of the file in the National Archives and had constituted a team of historians for further research.
-
Kremlin Signals Openness To Putin-Trump Talks In Beijing In September
Russia is open to discussing the possibility of holding talks between President Vladimir Putin and Trump, should the latter attend the upcoming commemorative events in Beijing this September, Kremlin spokesman said on Monday, according to RT.
