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Soviet Union's Pivotal Role in Korea's 1945 Liberation
Soviet forces, primarily the 25th Army's 393rd Division and Pacific Fleet, liberated Korea in August 1945, beginning a month before the arrival of US troops, despite facing Japanese resistance and US-laid mines, resulting in significant Soviet casualties but securing key ports.
Soviet Union's Pivotal Role in Korea's 1945 Liberation
Soviet forces, primarily the 25th Army's 393rd Division and Pacific Fleet, liberated Korea in August 1945, beginning a month before the arrival of US troops, despite facing Japanese resistance and US-laid mines, resulting in significant Soviet casualties but securing key ports.
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52% Bias Score
Trump-Putin Summit in Alaska: A Historically Charged Meeting
President Trump's incorrect statement about meeting Putin in Russia highlights the upcoming summit in Alaska, a territory sold by Russia to the US in 1867 for \$7.2 million, a transaction with complex historical implications for the current US-Russia relationship.
Trump-Putin Summit in Alaska: A Historically Charged Meeting
President Trump's incorrect statement about meeting Putin in Russia highlights the upcoming summit in Alaska, a territory sold by Russia to the US in 1867 for \$7.2 million, a transaction with complex historical implications for the current US-Russia relationship.
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Ten Hidden American Island Gems
This article highlights ten under-the-radar American islands offering diverse experiences: Apostle Islands (Wisconsin) combines wilderness and charming towns; Edisto Island (South Carolina) boasts rich wildlife; San Juan Island (Washington) features history and nature; Drummond Island (Michigan) off...
Ten Hidden American Island Gems
This article highlights ten under-the-radar American islands offering diverse experiences: Apostle Islands (Wisconsin) combines wilderness and charming towns; Edisto Island (South Carolina) boasts rich wildlife; San Juan Island (Washington) features history and nature; Drummond Island (Michigan) off...
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Pub Trip Leads to Invention of Life-Saving Road Reflectors
While driving home from a pub in 1934, Percy Shaw noticed the reflective effect of cat's eyes, leading him to invent the road safety reflectors known as "cat's eyes", which dramatically improved nighttime road safety worldwide.
Pub Trip Leads to Invention of Life-Saving Road Reflectors
While driving home from a pub in 1934, Percy Shaw noticed the reflective effect of cat's eyes, leading him to invent the road safety reflectors known as "cat's eyes", which dramatically improved nighttime road safety worldwide.
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12% Bias Score
Lithuania's Secret Soviet Missile Base Now a Popular Tourist Attraction
Lithuania's Blockstine missile base, a secret Soviet facility hidden within Žemaitija National Park, housed R-12 Dvina missiles targeting NATO and attracted 35,000 visitors in 2024 after its transformation into a Cold War museum.
Lithuania's Secret Soviet Missile Base Now a Popular Tourist Attraction
Lithuania's Blockstine missile base, a secret Soviet facility hidden within Žemaitija National Park, housed R-12 Dvina missiles targeting NATO and attracted 35,000 visitors in 2024 after its transformation into a Cold War museum.
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44% Bias Score
The History of Holidays: From Roman Postcards to Mass Tourism
Organized holidays for the general public started in 1841 with Thomas Cook's excursion, but the wealthy have traveled for leisure for millennia; the Bank Holiday Act of 1871 further increased access.
The History of Holidays: From Roman Postcards to Mass Tourism
Organized holidays for the general public started in 1841 with Thomas Cook's excursion, but the wealthy have traveled for leisure for millennia; the Bank Holiday Act of 1871 further increased access.
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12% Bias Score
New Fourth Army Builds Embankment After Devastating 1939 Tsunami in Yancheng
In 1939, a devastating tsunami in Yancheng, China, killed over 13,000 people, prompting the New Fourth Army to construct a 40-kilometer embankment, demonstrating its commitment to disaster relief and regional stability amidst broader political conflicts.
New Fourth Army Builds Embankment After Devastating 1939 Tsunami in Yancheng
In 1939, a devastating tsunami in Yancheng, China, killed over 13,000 people, prompting the New Fourth Army to construct a 40-kilometer embankment, demonstrating its commitment to disaster relief and regional stability amidst broader political conflicts.
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32% Bias Score
Dutch Political Party Urges Voters to Favor Blond, Blue-Eyed Candidates
The largest political party in the Netherlands is encouraging voters to choose candidates based on physical appearance (blond and blue-eyed), prompting a discussion about historical parallels to discrimination and the implications for societal cohesion.
Dutch Political Party Urges Voters to Favor Blond, Blue-Eyed Candidates
The largest political party in the Netherlands is encouraging voters to choose candidates based on physical appearance (blond and blue-eyed), prompting a discussion about historical parallels to discrimination and the implications for societal cohesion.
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52% Bias Score
Ford Transit Celebrates 60 Years as World's Top-Selling Van
The Ford Transit van, launched August 9, 1965, celebrates its 60th anniversary as the world's best-selling van, having sold over 13 million units, impacting various industries and shaping cultural perceptions.
Ford Transit Celebrates 60 Years as World's Top-Selling Van
The Ford Transit van, launched August 9, 1965, celebrates its 60th anniversary as the world's best-selling van, having sold over 13 million units, impacting various industries and shaping cultural perceptions.
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18th-Century Cannons Unearthed in Veracruz During Infrastructure Work
Construction in Veracruz, Mexico unearthed two 18th-century cannons near the Zócalo, likely used in the French and American interventions of the 19th century, revealing details about the city's military history and urban transformations.
18th-Century Cannons Unearthed in Veracruz During Infrastructure Work
Construction in Veracruz, Mexico unearthed two 18th-century cannons near the Zócalo, likely used in the French and American interventions of the 19th century, revealing details about the city's military history and urban transformations.
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28% Bias Score
Lenin's Mausoleum Closed for Renovations Amidst Debate
Lenin's mausoleum on Red Square in Moscow has a 100-meter queue, is temporarily closed for renovations until 2027, sparking debate about its future between the Russian Orthodox Church advocating for its removal and President Putin prioritizing social unity.
Lenin's Mausoleum Closed for Renovations Amidst Debate
Lenin's mausoleum on Red Square in Moscow has a 100-meter queue, is temporarily closed for renovations until 2027, sparking debate about its future between the Russian Orthodox Church advocating for its removal and President Putin prioritizing social unity.
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36% Bias Score
Ancient Delivery Person Depicted on Brick Showcases Ancient China's Postal System
A new book, "Chinese Faces", uses a brick depicting a 3rd-4th century CE Chinese delivery person from Gansu as a focal point to explore how human faces found on cultural relics across China from the Paleolithic era to the present day reflect the emotions and values of the Chinese nation.
Ancient Delivery Person Depicted on Brick Showcases Ancient China's Postal System
A new book, "Chinese Faces", uses a brick depicting a 3rd-4th century CE Chinese delivery person from Gansu as a focal point to explore how human faces found on cultural relics across China from the Paleolithic era to the present day reflect the emotions and values of the Chinese nation.
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20% Bias Score
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