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WWII Air Raid Shelter Unearthed in Alcalá de Henares
A previously unknown air raid shelter from the Spanish Civil War, discovered in Alcalá de Henares, Spain during renovations, contained artifacts from the era and unexpectedly, modern refuse. The shelter, dating back to autumn 1938, was found to be surprisingly well-preserved, offering valuable insig...
WWII Air Raid Shelter Unearthed in Alcalá de Henares
A previously unknown air raid shelter from the Spanish Civil War, discovered in Alcalá de Henares, Spain during renovations, contained artifacts from the era and unexpectedly, modern refuse. The shelter, dating back to autumn 1938, was found to be surprisingly well-preserved, offering valuable insig...
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24% Bias Score
Mass Escape from Punta Carretas Prison in 1971
On September 6, 1971, 106 Tupamaros guerrillas escaped from Punta Carretas prison in Montevideo through a tunnel dug into a nearby house, where Serrana Auliso and her mother were held hostage; the operation, known as "El Abuso," was the largest prison break in Uruguayan history and led to the dismis...
Mass Escape from Punta Carretas Prison in 1971
On September 6, 1971, 106 Tupamaros guerrillas escaped from Punta Carretas prison in Montevideo through a tunnel dug into a nearby house, where Serrana Auliso and her mother were held hostage; the operation, known as "El Abuso," was the largest prison break in Uruguayan history and led to the dismis...
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44% Bias Score
Machiavelli's "The Prince": A Legacy of Ruthless Pragmatism
Niccolò Machiavelli's "The Prince," published in 1530, advocates for ruthless pragmatism in governance, sparking controversy and influencing political thought for centuries; its separation of politics from morality continues to be debated.
Machiavelli's "The Prince": A Legacy of Ruthless Pragmatism
Niccolò Machiavelli's "The Prince," published in 1530, advocates for ruthless pragmatism in governance, sparking controversy and influencing political thought for centuries; its separation of politics from morality continues to be debated.
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36% Bias Score
Harvard's \$27.50 Magna Carta: Authenticated Original Highlights Legal History
Harvard Law School's 1946 \$27.50 acquisition, recently authenticated as an original Magna Carta from 1297, adds to the 24 surviving copies and underscores the document's historical and contemporary relevance to legal systems globally.
Harvard's \$27.50 Magna Carta: Authenticated Original Highlights Legal History
Harvard Law School's 1946 \$27.50 acquisition, recently authenticated as an original Magna Carta from 1297, adds to the 24 surviving copies and underscores the document's historical and contemporary relevance to legal systems globally.
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40% Bias Score
Well-Preserved Viking-Era Coffin Unearthed in Sweden
Swedish archaeologists discovered an unusually well-preserved Viking-era coffin from the 10th century near Linköping, containing an axe, dagger, and textile remnants, suggesting a high-status male burial during a period of religious transition in Sweden.
Well-Preserved Viking-Era Coffin Unearthed in Sweden
Swedish archaeologists discovered an unusually well-preserved Viking-era coffin from the 10th century near Linköping, containing an axe, dagger, and textile remnants, suggesting a high-status male burial during a period of religious transition in Sweden.
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52% Bias Score
Griffith Park: LA's Unrivaled Urban Oasis
Los Angeles' Griffith Park, exceeding 4,210 acres, dwarfs other major US city parks; its diverse attractions, from hiking trails and museums to the Hollywood sign, reflect a rich history encompassing Indigenous Tongva presence, Spanish land grants, and Hollywood's impact, posing challenges for futur...
Griffith Park: LA's Unrivaled Urban Oasis
Los Angeles' Griffith Park, exceeding 4,210 acres, dwarfs other major US city parks; its diverse attractions, from hiking trails and museums to the Hollywood sign, reflect a rich history encompassing Indigenous Tongva presence, Spanish land grants, and Hollywood's impact, posing challenges for futur...
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60% Bias Score
Putin's Historical Revisionism and the German-Russian Nexus
Historian Gerd Koenen discusses Putin's appropriation of historical suffering, highlighting the dangerous convergence of German historical guilt, Russian revisionism, and far-right German politics that fosters acceptance of Russia's actions and undermines the EU and NATO.
Putin's Historical Revisionism and the German-Russian Nexus
Historian Gerd Koenen discusses Putin's appropriation of historical suffering, highlighting the dangerous convergence of German historical guilt, Russian revisionism, and far-right German politics that fosters acceptance of Russia's actions and undermines the EU and NATO.
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40% Bias Score
New Orleans: Resilience and Cultural Vibrancy in the Face of Adversity
Despite facing numerous challenges including natural disasters and crime, New Orleans, a city founded in 1718, maintains its vibrant culture and resilient community, a testament to its unique history and blend of African and European influences.
New Orleans: Resilience and Cultural Vibrancy in the Face of Adversity
Despite facing numerous challenges including natural disasters and crime, New Orleans, a city founded in 1718, maintains its vibrant culture and resilient community, a testament to its unique history and blend of African and European influences.
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40% Bias Score
Gothic Cathedrals: Enduring Symbols of Faith and Community
Gothic cathedrals, exemplified by Cologne Cathedral's 632-year construction, inspire awe through their design and connection to the divine, reflecting past communal values and continuing to resonate with believers and non-believers alike.
Gothic Cathedrals: Enduring Symbols of Faith and Community
Gothic cathedrals, exemplified by Cologne Cathedral's 632-year construction, inspire awe through their design and connection to the divine, reflecting past communal values and continuing to resonate with believers and non-believers alike.
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44% Bias Score
Original Magna Carta Discovered at Harvard
Harvard Law School's $27.50 acquisition in 1946 is revealed to be an original 1300 Magna Carta, one of only 24 surviving copies, underscoring its profound historical and legal significance.
Original Magna Carta Discovered at Harvard
Harvard Law School's $27.50 acquisition in 1946 is revealed to be an original 1300 Magna Carta, one of only 24 surviving copies, underscoring its profound historical and legal significance.
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44% Bias Score
Griffith Park: LA's Unrivaled Urban Oasis
Los Angeles' Griffith Park, exceeding 4,210 acres, boasts diverse attractions from hiking trails and museums to the Hollywood Sign, showcasing a rich history from Tongva inhabitation to Colonel Griffith's donation and modern-day uses, attracting millions of visitors yearly.
Griffith Park: LA's Unrivaled Urban Oasis
Los Angeles' Griffith Park, exceeding 4,210 acres, boasts diverse attractions from hiking trails and museums to the Hollywood Sign, showcasing a rich history from Tongva inhabitation to Colonel Griffith's donation and modern-day uses, attracting millions of visitors yearly.
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56% Bias Score
Kiryat Shmuel: A Jerusalem Neighborhood's History
Established in 1926 by the Otzar Hachesed Keren Shmuel Association, Kiryat Shmuel, a central Jerusalem neighborhood, provided interest-free loans to working-class Ashkenazi families, offering a unique model of garden suburb planning impacted by the 1929 Arab riots and the 1948 War of Independence, w...
Kiryat Shmuel: A Jerusalem Neighborhood's History
Established in 1926 by the Otzar Hachesed Keren Shmuel Association, Kiryat Shmuel, a central Jerusalem neighborhood, provided interest-free loans to working-class Ashkenazi families, offering a unique model of garden suburb planning impacted by the 1929 Arab riots and the 1948 War of Independence, w...
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16% Bias Score
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