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In April 1932, a struggle over trade policy between France and the U.S. was put on hold for the French election, which would mark a significant shift in the country’s economic and political position.
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Europe’s financial crisis is helping Dutch politician Geert Wilders drill his anti-euro, anti-Islamic platform deeper into the mainstream.
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Theodore Couloumbis experienced the Nazi occupation of Greece as a boy and 70 years later he’s worried he’ll witness the return of stiff-armed salutes and fascist flags.
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As Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. keep trying to prove who violated each other’s patents, the companies may be motivated to prevent a possible ban on imports of Xboxes and iPhones.
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“It is just a well-organized, semi-hysterical assembly of the discontented.”
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Two paintings by Mykola Hlushchenko, which were given to the Ukrainian government to hang in the Cabinet building in 2001, are missing and were replaced by forgeries, the National Art Museum said.
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In 1931, two men were hit by cars, one in New York, the other in Munich. Winston Churchill and Adolf Hitler survived to tell the tale and change the fate of nations.
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Guenter Grass, the German writer and recipient of the Nobel Prize in Literature, brought forth last week an odious little poem that focuses on the threat to world peace posed by the Jewish state, and congratulates its author for the courage to point out this truth.
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In their neatest handwriting, hundreds of children wrote to Adolf Hitler congratulating him on his 43rd birthday in 1932. One letter is on Mickey Mouse writing paper; others enclose photos of their diminutive authors posing in “Heil Hitler” salutes or waving swastikas.
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Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker will face a recall vote June 5 after officials in Madison cleared the way for an election.
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