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Harari Advocates Adaptability in "How to Become Friends with Your Enemies
Yuval Noah Harari's "How to Become Friends with Your Enemies" uses the historical rise and fall of Carthage and the spread of Latin to illustrate the constant flux of societies and cultures, advocating for open-mindedness and adaptability as key to progress.
Harari Advocates Adaptability in "How to Become Friends with Your Enemies
Yuval Noah Harari's "How to Become Friends with Your Enemies" uses the historical rise and fall of Carthage and the spread of Latin to illustrate the constant flux of societies and cultures, advocating for open-mindedness and adaptability as key to progress.
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48% Bias Score
Soviet Musicians Under Stalin: A Story of Suppression and Resilience
Michel Krielaars' "The Sound of Utopia" recounts the experiences of Soviet musicians during Stalin's reign, detailing their persecution, artistic suppression, and the ultimate resilience of music as a form of cultural resistance.
Soviet Musicians Under Stalin: A Story of Suppression and Resilience
Michel Krielaars' "The Sound of Utopia" recounts the experiences of Soviet musicians during Stalin's reign, detailing their persecution, artistic suppression, and the ultimate resilience of music as a form of cultural resistance.
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16% Bias Score
Five Inventors Who Died Because of Their Creations
Five inventors died due to their inventions; Robert Cocking in a 1834 parachute accident, Franz Reichelt in a 1912 parachute test, Henry Winstanley from a storm destroying his lighthouse in 1703, Georg Wilhelm Richmann from a lightning strike during an experiment in 1753, and William Bullock from a ...
Five Inventors Who Died Because of Their Creations
Five inventors died due to their inventions; Robert Cocking in a 1834 parachute accident, Franz Reichelt in a 1912 parachute test, Henry Winstanley from a storm destroying his lighthouse in 1703, Georg Wilhelm Richmann from a lightning strike during an experiment in 1753, and William Bullock from a ...
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52% Bias Score
Medieval Travelers' Proactive Health Strategies
Medieval travelers, facing dangers like disease and injury, proactively used methods like bloodletting, dietary control, and rest to maintain health, reflecting a holistic approach to well-being influenced by medical texts like Adam of Cremona's work and demonstrating a long history of preventive he...
Medieval Travelers' Proactive Health Strategies
Medieval travelers, facing dangers like disease and injury, proactively used methods like bloodletting, dietary control, and rest to maintain health, reflecting a holistic approach to well-being influenced by medical texts like Adam of Cremona's work and demonstrating a long history of preventive he...
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24% Bias Score
From Corncob Dolls to Global Phenomenon: The Surprising History of Stuffed Animals
The evolution of stuffed animals from a 19th-century corncob doll to a multi-billion dollar industry, tracing the shift from practical necessity to widespread cultural phenomenon.
From Corncob Dolls to Global Phenomenon: The Surprising History of Stuffed Animals
The evolution of stuffed animals from a 19th-century corncob doll to a multi-billion dollar industry, tracing the shift from practical necessity to widespread cultural phenomenon.
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32% Bias Score
Eyadéma's Long Rule: Economic Development and Complex Legacy in Togo
Gnassingbé Eyadéma's 38-year rule in Togo (1967-2005) saw significant economic development through phosphate exploitation, infrastructure development, tourism investment, and a strong military, while his active diplomacy positioned Togo internationally, leaving a complex legacy.
Eyadéma's Long Rule: Economic Development and Complex Legacy in Togo
Gnassingbé Eyadéma's 38-year rule in Togo (1967-2005) saw significant economic development through phosphate exploitation, infrastructure development, tourism investment, and a strong military, while his active diplomacy positioned Togo internationally, leaving a complex legacy.
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56% Bias Score
Auschwitz at 80: Preserving Memory in a Changing World
Eighty years after the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau by the Red Army, the passing of the last Holocaust survivors necessitates a shift in how the memory of the approximately one million Jews murdered there between 1942 and 1944 is preserved and transmitted.
Auschwitz at 80: Preserving Memory in a Changing World
Eighty years after the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau by the Red Army, the passing of the last Holocaust survivors necessitates a shift in how the memory of the approximately one million Jews murdered there between 1942 and 1944 is preserved and transmitted.
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20% Bias Score
Closure of Turkey's Finance Inspection Board: A 132-Year History
Prof. Dr. Barış Bahçeci's new book, "Türkiye Devletinin Varoluş Döngüsünde Maliye Teftiş Kurulu", details the 132-year history of Turkey's Finance Inspection Board, from its founding in 1879 under Abdulhamid II to its closure in 2011 by the AKP government, highlighting its role in modernizing the Tu...
Closure of Turkey's Finance Inspection Board: A 132-Year History
Prof. Dr. Barış Bahçeci's new book, "Türkiye Devletinin Varoluş Döngüsünde Maliye Teftiş Kurulu", details the 132-year history of Turkey's Finance Inspection Board, from its founding in 1879 under Abdulhamid II to its closure in 2011 by the AKP government, highlighting its role in modernizing the Tu...
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40% Bias Score
Holocaust Awareness Study Reveals Alarming Knowledge Gaps Among Young Adults
A survey of 1,000 adults across eight countries reveals that significant portions of young adults (18–29) lack knowledge of the Holocaust, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced education to prevent future genocides; notably, 40% of German youth incorrectly estimated the number of Jewish victims.
Holocaust Awareness Study Reveals Alarming Knowledge Gaps Among Young Adults
A survey of 1,000 adults across eight countries reveals that significant portions of young adults (18–29) lack knowledge of the Holocaust, underscoring the urgent need for enhanced education to prevent future genocides; notably, 40% of German youth incorrectly estimated the number of Jewish victims.
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28% Bias Score
Hamburg Tropical Medicine Institute Reconsiders Name Amid Racism Allegations
The Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine in Hamburg is reconsidering its name due to concerns about its namesake's alleged racism and ties to Nazi ideology; a recent study revealed his belief in racial hierarchies and support for colonial policies, prompting a review that will conclude in ...
Hamburg Tropical Medicine Institute Reconsiders Name Amid Racism Allegations
The Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine in Hamburg is reconsidering its name due to concerns about its namesake's alleged racism and ties to Nazi ideology; a recent study revealed his belief in racial hierarchies and support for colonial policies, prompting a review that will conclude in ...
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48% Bias Score
Historical US Tariffs and Government Revenue: A Chart Reveals Limitations
A historical chart showing US federal government revenue from tariffs reveals that for much of the 19th century, tariffs constituted over half of the government's income. However, this system's limits led to the adoption of income tax as government expanded.
Historical US Tariffs and Government Revenue: A Chart Reveals Limitations
A historical chart showing US federal government revenue from tariffs reveals that for much of the 19th century, tariffs constituted over half of the government's income. However, this system's limits led to the adoption of income tax as government expanded.
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40% Bias Score
Freedom Trail: Walking Through American History
Boston's Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile walk, starts at Boston Common (1640), includes the Old South Meeting House (site of pre-Boston Tea Party meetings), and Paul Revere's House, highlighting key events leading to the American Revolution.
Freedom Trail: Walking Through American History
Boston's Freedom Trail, a 2.5-mile walk, starts at Boston Common (1640), includes the Old South Meeting House (site of pre-Boston Tea Party meetings), and Paul Revere's House, highlighting key events leading to the American Revolution.
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44% Bias Score
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