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Scientists believe that earthquakes and volcanoes occur along the Earths "ring of fire.
When Robert Kennedy, about to address an Indianapolis crowd including many African-Americans, learned that Martin Luther King Jr. had been assassinate...
Supporting his older brother Jack (before and after JFKs election to the U.
In this clip - from "Terror!
After one year of tyranny, known as the "Reign of Terror," Maximilien Robespierre himself became a victim of the madness he had helped to create.
Robespierre dies, by guillotine, on July 28, 1794. During the French Revolution, he was known by his supporters as "The Incorruptible," but it was he ...
How could Robespierre - a strong believer in equality and "the rights of man" - have created a system of justice which degenerated into a Reign of Ter...
If a beast fighter could defeat a bear or a lion during the games, he would be held in very high esteem.
Allied planes, and the British 8th Army, attack German positions in Africa across a forty-mile front.
Although he joked with his doctors, on 30 March 1981, President Reagan came dangerously close to losing his life to an assassin's bullet.
Ronald Reagan became America's 40th president on January 20, 1981.
On the 12th of June, 1987, President Ronald Reagan visited Berlin.
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