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{{*mp}}...that [[Germany|German]] poet and playwright '''[[Klabund]]''' was charged with [[treason]] for calling for the abdication of [[William II, German Emperor|William II]] in an open letter? |
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{{*mp}}...that '''[[Darwin Falls]]''' ''(pictured)'' is the tallest waterfall in [[Death Valley National Park]] and features a rare example of [[riparian zone|riparian greenery]] in the driest place in [[North America]]? |
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{{*mp}}...that [[Indonesia]]n [[Indonesian National Revolution|freedom fighter]] '''[[Ernest Douwes Dekker]]''' is related to the famous [[Dutch]] writer, [[Multatuli|Eduard Douwes Dekker]], and that during his youth he volunteered on the [[Boer]]s' side during the [[Second Boer War]] in [[South Africa]]? |
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{{*mp}}...that '''[[William E. Davis|William E. "Bud" Davis]]''', who had a successful career as [[university president|president]] at four universities, originally wanted "''to be the world's greatest [[American football|football]] coach''" before he went 2-8 in 1962 and never coached again? |
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{{*mp}}...that [[Air Chief Marshal]] '''[[Lewis Hodges|Sir Lewis Hodges]]''' was awarded two [[Distinguished Service Order|DSOs]] and a Bar to his [[Distinguished Flying Cross (United Kingdom)|DFC]] for flying secret missions for [[Special Operations Executive|SOE]] in Europe and the Far East in the [[Second World War]]? |
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{{*mp}}...that over the years, two officers have quit their jobs over purported [[paranormal]] activity at the '''[[George Stickney House]]''', home to the [[Bull Valley, Illinois]] Police Department? |
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{{*mp}}...that '''[[Mandy Mitchell-Innes]]''' was the last surviving [[English cricket team|English cricketer]] to have played [[Test cricket]] before the [[Second World War]]? |
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{{*mp}}...that '''[[Stephen Maylad]]''' secured his position as [[Rulers of Transylvania|Voivode]] of [[Transylvania]] with the help of [[Petru Rareş]], who later doomed him to a wretched death in the [[Walls of Constantinople|Yedikule]] dungeons? |
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{{*mp}}...that American [[papermaking]] authority '''[[Dard Hunter]]''' published a volume created entirely by himself—including its [[paper]], [[typography|type]] design, [[typesetting]], and [[printing]]? |
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- ...that German poet and playwright Klabund was charged with treason for calling for the abdication of William II in an open letter?
- ...that Indonesian freedom fighter Ernest Douwes Dekker is related to the famous Dutch writer, Eduard Douwes Dekker, and that during his youth he volunteered on the Boers' side during the Second Boer War in South Africa?
- ...that Air Chief Marshal Sir Lewis Hodges was awarded two DSOs and a Bar to his DFC for flying secret missions for SOE in Europe and the Far East in the Second World War?
- ...that over the years, two officers have quit their jobs over purported paranormal activity at the George Stickney House, home to the Bull Valley, Illinois Police Department?
- ...that Stephen Maylad secured his position as Voivode of Transylvania with the help of Petru Rareş, who later doomed him to a wretched death in the Yedikule dungeons?
- ...that American papermaking authority Dard Hunter published a volume created entirely by himself—including its paper, type design, typesetting, and printing?