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Detroit has spent years shedding the "rust belt" label, and the evidence on the ground suggests something real is happening

Is Detroit Experiencing a New Manufacturing Boom?

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KL Auschwitz was the largest of the German Nazi concentration camps and extermination centers. Over 1.1 million men, women and children lost their lives here.

On This Day in 1945: Adolf Hitler Takes His Own Life...

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On March 4, 1966, Winnipeg and much of southern Manitoba were swallowed by a full-on prairie blizzard—the kind that turns familiar streets into featureless white corridors and makes a short commute feel like a survival situation

The Blizzard That Stopped Winnipeg: March 4, 1966 — and What...

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Tuesday brought another hammer blow from the air in occupied France. U.S. Eighth Air Force heavies went for the submarine base at St. Nazaire—those thick concrete shelters that are the wombs of the U-boat war

History Today: DISPATCHES FROM EUROPE — Week of February 15–21, 1943

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Norad Santa Tracker

NORAD Tracks Santa: The Cold War Mix-Up That Became a Christmas...

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Today in History

What Happened on This Day in History — October 1

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The Hawker Hurricane was manufactured in Thunder Bay - Today the plant is still here making the Bombardier rail cars that are exported world-wide.

The Hawker Hurricane – The Backbone of the Battle of Britain

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It was the Nixon White House recording system that really nailed the Watergate coffin shut.

The Lesson of Watergate: Why the Cover-Up Can Eclipse the Crime

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A trip down memory lane

As Times Change – New Technology Replaces the Old

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Marine Corps Lance Cpls. Benjamin V. Stout assists Lance Cpl. Josh M. Tasior as they hold security on the outer cordon of a target site during a Maritime Raid Force training course on Camp Pendleton, Calif., Jun. 15, 2011. Stout and Tasior are machine gunners assigned to the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit's maritime raid force. U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Chad J. Pulliam

Exploring Abandoned Cold War-Era Soviet Bases in Eastern Europe: A Dark...

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Waiting, waiting, waiting. Soldiers were all in camps, waiting to GO!

Allied Expeditionary Press Corps Report – June 2, 1944

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RMS Titanic

History – A Ship Like No Other: RMS Titanic Prepares for...

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