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France: A Nation's Struggle Against Decline
France's recent political instability, marked by five prime ministers in three and a half years, reflects a deeper national unease about its declining global influence, as explored in Le Monde's new special issue, "Héritages d'une puissance.
France: A Nation's Struggle Against Decline
France's recent political instability, marked by five prime ministers in three and a half years, reflects a deeper national unease about its declining global influence, as explored in Le Monde's new special issue, "Héritages d'une puissance.
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44% Bias Score
Swansea's Oystermouth Railway: World's First Passenger Railway
The Oystermouth Railway in Swansea, Wales, launched on March 25, 1807, predating the Stockton to Darlington railway, marking the world's first fee-paying passenger railway service.
Swansea's Oystermouth Railway: World's First Passenger Railway
The Oystermouth Railway in Swansea, Wales, launched on March 25, 1807, predating the Stockton to Darlington railway, marking the world's first fee-paying passenger railway service.
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44% Bias Score
Marie Antoinette: From Fashion Icon to Modern Cultural Concept
The Victoria & Albert Museum in London presents the UK's first exhibition on Marie Antoinette, showcasing her enduring influence on fashion and culture, from 18th-century court styles to modern interpretations by designers like John Galliano and Jeremy Scott.
Marie Antoinette: From Fashion Icon to Modern Cultural Concept
The Victoria & Albert Museum in London presents the UK's first exhibition on Marie Antoinette, showcasing her enduring influence on fashion and culture, from 18th-century court styles to modern interpretations by designers like John Galliano and Jeremy Scott.
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24% Bias Score
Hamburg's Speicherstadt Celebrates 10 Years as UNESCO World Heritage Site
Hamburg is celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Speicherstadt and Kontorhausviertel's UNESCO World Heritage status on September 20th, 2023, with a special "Long Night of World Heritage" event featuring various activities highlighting the area's history and architecture.
Hamburg's Speicherstadt Celebrates 10 Years as UNESCO World Heritage Site
Hamburg is celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Speicherstadt and Kontorhausviertel's UNESCO World Heritage status on September 20th, 2023, with a special "Long Night of World Heritage" event featuring various activities highlighting the area's history and architecture.
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24% Bias Score
The Dark Side of the Belle Époque: Crime, Catastrophes, and Anxieties (1889-1914)
Arnaud-Dominique Houte's book, "L'Envers de la Belle Époque," details numerous tragic events between 1889 and 1914 in France, revealing a period of significant anxieties and fears despite the era's seemingly positive image.
The Dark Side of the Belle Époque: Crime, Catastrophes, and Anxieties (1889-1914)
Arnaud-Dominique Houte's book, "L'Envers de la Belle Époque," details numerous tragic events between 1889 and 1914 in France, revealing a period of significant anxieties and fears despite the era's seemingly positive image.
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44% Bias Score
Bulgaria: 140 Years After Unification, A Nation Divided
On the 140th anniversary of the Unification of Bulgaria, the article contrasts the nation's past unity with its present deep divisions, highlighting political infighting and the influence of sanctioned oligarchs as key factors in societal fragmentation.
Bulgaria: 140 Years After Unification, A Nation Divided
On the 140th anniversary of the Unification of Bulgaria, the article contrasts the nation's past unity with its present deep divisions, highlighting political infighting and the influence of sanctioned oligarchs as key factors in societal fragmentation.
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56% Bias Score
The Recurrence of Genocide: From Caesar to Modern Conflicts
The article examines the historical recurrence of genocides, tracing a pattern from Julius Caesar's massacres in Gaul to contemporary conflicts like the one in Gaza, highlighting the consistent use of justifications and the glorification of unrestrained power.
The Recurrence of Genocide: From Caesar to Modern Conflicts
The article examines the historical recurrence of genocides, tracing a pattern from Julius Caesar's massacres in Gaul to contemporary conflicts like the one in Gaza, highlighting the consistent use of justifications and the glorification of unrestrained power.
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44% Bias Score
History Matters": A New Collection of David McCullough's Writings
A new book, "History Matters," collects speeches, interviews, and essays by the late David McCullough, exploring themes of curiosity, unwavering values, and the importance of history.
History Matters": A New Collection of David McCullough's Writings
A new book, "History Matters," collects speeches, interviews, and essays by the late David McCullough, exploring themes of curiosity, unwavering values, and the importance of history.
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32% Bias Score
Oktoberfest 2023: Facts, Traditions, and Records
The 2023 Oktoberfest, celebrating its 215th anniversary but only its 190th iteration due to historical interruptions, features Franziska Inselkammer as the Munich Child, the tradition of the mayor's tapping of the first keg in the Schottenhamel tent, and the origins of the 'Prosit der Gemütlichkeit'...
Oktoberfest 2023: Facts, Traditions, and Records
The 2023 Oktoberfest, celebrating its 215th anniversary but only its 190th iteration due to historical interruptions, features Franziska Inselkammer as the Munich Child, the tradition of the mayor's tapping of the first keg in the Schottenhamel tent, and the origins of the 'Prosit der Gemütlichkeit'...
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Kentucky Club: A Juárez Landmark Enduring Border Tensions
Despite border tensions and challenges, the Kentucky Club in Ciudad Juárez, a bar possibly originating the margarita, remains a vibrant symbol of cross-border camaraderie, attracting patrons from both sides.
Kentucky Club: A Juárez Landmark Enduring Border Tensions
Despite border tensions and challenges, the Kentucky Club in Ciudad Juárez, a bar possibly originating the margarita, remains a vibrant symbol of cross-border camaraderie, attracting patrons from both sides.
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44% Bias Score
Dr. Freud Will See You Now, Mrs. Hitler": A Play Exploring Hitler's Potential Psychoanalysis
Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran's play, "Dr. Freud Will See You Now, Mrs. Hitler," imagines a series of fictional meetings between Sigmund Freud and a young Adolf Hitler in Vienna, exploring Hitler's psychological development and the potential impact of psychoanalysis on his future actions.
Dr. Freud Will See You Now, Mrs. Hitler": A Play Exploring Hitler's Potential Psychoanalysis
Laurence Marks and Maurice Gran's play, "Dr. Freud Will See You Now, Mrs. Hitler," imagines a series of fictional meetings between Sigmund Freud and a young Adolf Hitler in Vienna, exploring Hitler's psychological development and the potential impact of psychoanalysis on his future actions.
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16% Bias Score
A History of Distant Lands: From Imagination to Reality
Georges Vigarello's "Une histoire des lointains" explores humanity's fascination with distant lands, tracing its evolution from mythical perceptions to colonial domination, illustrated through historical accounts and maps.
A History of Distant Lands: From Imagination to Reality
Georges Vigarello's "Une histoire des lointains" explores humanity's fascination with distant lands, tracing its evolution from mythical perceptions to colonial domination, illustrated through historical accounts and maps.
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32% Bias Score
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