MI5 Files Reveal Queen Kept Unaware of Spy Advisor for a Decade
Newly declassified MI5 files reveal that Queen Elizabeth II remained unaware for almost a decade that her art advisor, Anthony Blunt, a member of the Cambridge Five spy ring, had confessed to being a Soviet spy in 1964; the government delayed informing her to avoid increasing her concerns, later dis...
MI5 Files Reveal Queen Kept Unaware of Spy Advisor for a Decade
Newly declassified MI5 files reveal that Queen Elizabeth II remained unaware for almost a decade that her art advisor, Anthony Blunt, a member of the Cambridge Five spy ring, had confessed to being a Soviet spy in 1964; the government delayed informing her to avoid increasing her concerns, later dis...
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28% Bias Score
Declassified Files Reveal Queen Elizabeth II's Late Awareness of Soviet Spy in Royal Household
Newly declassified MI5 files reveal that Queen Elizabeth II was not informed for nearly a decade that her art advisor, Anthony Blunt, a member of the Cambridge Five spy ring, had confessed to being a Soviet spy; the decision was made to avoid increasing the Queen's concerns, but it was eventually di...
Declassified Files Reveal Queen Elizabeth II's Late Awareness of Soviet Spy in Royal Household
Newly declassified MI5 files reveal that Queen Elizabeth II was not informed for nearly a decade that her art advisor, Anthony Blunt, a member of the Cambridge Five spy ring, had confessed to being a Soviet spy; the decision was made to avoid increasing the Queen's concerns, but it was eventually di...
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36% Bias Score
Saarland Referendum: How a 1935 Vote Shaped German Politics
The 1935 Saarland referendum saw 90.7% vote to rejoin Germany, profoundly impacting the lives of Erich Honecker, a communist who avoided Nazi imprisonment, and Oskar Lafontaine, whose political career in post-war Germany would be marked by his complex relationship with Honecker.
Saarland Referendum: How a 1935 Vote Shaped German Politics
The 1935 Saarland referendum saw 90.7% vote to rejoin Germany, profoundly impacting the lives of Erich Honecker, a communist who avoided Nazi imprisonment, and Oskar Lafontaine, whose political career in post-war Germany would be marked by his complex relationship with Honecker.
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36% Bias Score
Khrushchev Thaw: Soviet Cinema's Realistic Turn
In 1956, Nikita Khrushchev's denouncement of Stalin's cult of personality initiated a thaw in Soviet cinema, leading to films like Mikhail Kalatozov's "When Cranes Are Flying" (1957), a Palme d'Or winner that realistically depicted the war and human relationships, in contrast to the propagandistic s...
Khrushchev Thaw: Soviet Cinema's Realistic Turn
In 1956, Nikita Khrushchev's denouncement of Stalin's cult of personality initiated a thaw in Soviet cinema, leading to films like Mikhail Kalatozov's "When Cranes Are Flying" (1957), a Palme d'Or winner that realistically depicted the war and human relationships, in contrast to the propagandistic s...
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36% Bias Score
Korean War Veteran Recounts Narrow Escape and Heavy Losses
Albert Morrow, a 97-year-old veteran, recounts his harrowing experiences in the Korean War with the Royal Ulster Rifles (RUR), including the Battle of Happy Valley, where he narrowly escaped capture while recovering the burning bodies of fallen soldiers; approximately 100 RUR soldiers were killed or...
Korean War Veteran Recounts Narrow Escape and Heavy Losses
Albert Morrow, a 97-year-old veteran, recounts his harrowing experiences in the Korean War with the Royal Ulster Rifles (RUR), including the Battle of Happy Valley, where he narrowly escaped capture while recovering the burning bodies of fallen soldiers; approximately 100 RUR soldiers were killed or...
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28% Bias Score
1947: Greece and the Shaping of Cold War Ideology
Despina Papadimitriou's "To Elliniko-Diethnes 1947" analyzes 1947 as a crucial year in shaping Cold War ideology in Greece and the West, focusing on the Greek Civil War's impact on national and Western identities, using diverse sources such as newspapers, diplomatic documents, and political speeches...
1947: Greece and the Shaping of Cold War Ideology
Despina Papadimitriou's "To Elliniko-Diethnes 1947" analyzes 1947 as a crucial year in shaping Cold War ideology in Greece and the West, focusing on the Greek Civil War's impact on national and Western identities, using diverse sources such as newspapers, diplomatic documents, and political speeches...
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24% Bias Score
Queen Elizabeth II Kept in Dark About Soviet Spy in Palace
Newly declassified MI5 documents reveal that Queen Elizabeth II was not immediately informed of her art advisor Anthony Blunt's role as a Soviet spy during WWII, a decision made to spare her distress; Blunt confessed in 1964, but the Queen learned the full truth in 1973 after his illness, while Kim ...
Queen Elizabeth II Kept in Dark About Soviet Spy in Palace
Newly declassified MI5 documents reveal that Queen Elizabeth II was not immediately informed of her art advisor Anthony Blunt's role as a Soviet spy during WWII, a decision made to spare her distress; Blunt confessed in 1964, but the Queen learned the full truth in 1973 after his illness, while Kim ...
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36% Bias Score
MI5 Declassifies Cold War Spy Documents, Revealing Unglamorous Realities
Newly declassified MI5 documents reveal practical espionage advice, including managing taxi fares and avoiding fake beards, alongside details about the Cambridge Five spy ring, including Kim Philby's confession in 1963 and Anthony Blunt's delayed disclosure to Queen Elizabeth II in 1973.
MI5 Declassifies Cold War Spy Documents, Revealing Unglamorous Realities
Newly declassified MI5 documents reveal practical espionage advice, including managing taxi fares and avoiding fake beards, alongside details about the Cambridge Five spy ring, including Kim Philby's confession in 1963 and Anthony Blunt's delayed disclosure to Queen Elizabeth II in 1973.
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48% Bias Score
Carter's Legacy Defined by Iran Hostage Crisis
On Thursday, former President Jimmy Carter left Washington, D.C., for the final time. His legacy is viewed by many, including former hostage Barry Rosen, as defined by his efforts during the 444-day Iranian hostage crisis in which 52 American embassy employees, including Rosen, were held captive. Ro...
Carter's Legacy Defined by Iran Hostage Crisis
On Thursday, former President Jimmy Carter left Washington, D.C., for the final time. His legacy is viewed by many, including former hostage Barry Rosen, as defined by his efforts during the 444-day Iranian hostage crisis in which 52 American embassy employees, including Rosen, were held captive. Ro...
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40% Bias Score
Biden to Eulogize Carter, Uniting Divided Former Presidents
President Joe Biden will deliver a eulogy at former President Jimmy Carter's funeral today, bringing together all living former US presidents – Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and Biden himself – amid significant political divisions. The event marks a rare gathering of the ...
Biden to Eulogize Carter, Uniting Divided Former Presidents
President Joe Biden will deliver a eulogy at former President Jimmy Carter's funeral today, bringing together all living former US presidents – Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama, Donald Trump, and Biden himself – amid significant political divisions. The event marks a rare gathering of the ...
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60% Bias Score
Carter's Complex Foreign Policy Legacy: Achievements and Controversies
Jimmy Carter's foreign policy legacy is a complex mix of successes such as the Camp David Accords and the normalization of US-China relations, and controversies stemming from unauthorized negotiations and post-presidency interventions that sometimes clashed with official US policy.
Carter's Complex Foreign Policy Legacy: Achievements and Controversies
Jimmy Carter's foreign policy legacy is a complex mix of successes such as the Camp David Accords and the normalization of US-China relations, and controversies stemming from unauthorized negotiations and post-presidency interventions that sometimes clashed with official US policy.
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40% Bias Score
Moses: Track and Field's Past Glory, Present Challenges
Two-time Olympic 400m hurdles champion Edwin Moses discusses the decline of track and field's popularity, his experiences competing in the Eastern Bloc, his role in the IOC Athletes' Commission advocating for doping controls and athlete professionalization, and the ongoing challenges in combating do...
Moses: Track and Field's Past Glory, Present Challenges
Two-time Olympic 400m hurdles champion Edwin Moses discusses the decline of track and field's popularity, his experiences competing in the Eastern Bloc, his role in the IOC Athletes' Commission advocating for doping controls and athlete professionalization, and the ongoing challenges in combating do...
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44% Bias Score