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How did Ukrainian who fought with Nazis end up in Canada?
Yaroslav Hunka, the Ukrainian man at the centre of the controversy that caused the resignation of the House Speaker, served in a unit of Ukrainian volunteers under the command of the Nazis in the Second World War. Dozens of members of...
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Unearthing lost gravestones of freedom seekers who fled slavery
Researchers in St. Catharines, Ont., are working to unearth the lost gravestones of people who fled slavery in the U.S. 100 years ago. CBC’s Nick Purdon visits the project site and learns that keeping the stories of freedom seekers alive...
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Harriet Tubman’s church to get $100K renovation
A historic church in St. Catharines, Ont., that Harriet Tubman helped build is getting a much-needed renovation thanks to a $100,000 grant through the federal Supporting Black Canadian Communities Initiative.
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Historian breaks down impact of Trump being hospitalized for COVID-19
Historian Tim Naftali talks about the impact of President Donald Trump being hospitalized for COVID-19 a month away from an election.
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Poland: Former historian Karol Nawrocki narrowly wins presidential run-off
Poland has elected conservative nationalist Karol Nawrocki as president, a move that may strain relations with Ukraine due to his opposition to its NATO membership.
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Restoration of 19th-century cannons reveals a piece of Fredericton history
The City of Fredericton has returned its military cannons to Officers' Square after removing them in 2018 for renovations. Now, after a cleaning, details about the cannons’ weight, builder and owner are visible.
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Europeans more fearful than others of second Trump US presidency, says poll
Citizens in traditional US ally countries such as the United Kingdom, South Korea, and EU member states express greater doubts about the future of a Trump administration compared to the rest of the world, according to a new global survey.
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Historian who's correctly predicted 9 of last 10 elections makes his 2024 pick
American historian Alan Lichtman has correctly predicted nine of the last 10 presidential elections and he joined Scripps News to share who his pick is this cycle. (Scripps News)
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What is the historical precedent for a president stepping down?
The messaging from the White House right now is clear: President Biden will stay in the race. But if he did make the difficult decision to withdraw, there is precedent for it. (Scripps News)
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Family In USA, 1930s
A child plays in the driving seat of the family car. The mother and daughter load luggage into the car. The child, a small boy drives his toy car out of the garage into the street. He stops for a close up before cleaning his toy car. He...
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Descendants Of Holocaust Survivors Meet In Washington, D.C.
Newsy's Sasha Ingber and a small group of other descendants of Holocaust survivors met in D.C. where they welcomed a historian to give them insight.
Bloomberg
Next Recession Will Be 'More Like a Flu Than a Heart Attack,' Columbia's Tooze Says
Aug.13 -- Adam Tooze, Columbia University professor, discusses the outlook for the U.S. economy a decade after the 2008 crash on "What'd You Miss?"
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White House Correspondents' Association Breaks Tradition, No Comedian Host in 2019 | THR News
Breaking with years of tradition, biographer Ron Chernow will be the featured speaker at the WHCA's annual dinner.
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Haunted America: The Battle of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
Gettysburg is the site of the largest, costliest and deadliest battle of the Civil War, with more than 50,000 estimated casualties.
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Walking Dead: Lauren Cohan's Departure, The Show's Next Major Death | THR News
Here's how the AMC drama addressed what happened to Maggie.
Bloomberg
White House Correspondents' Dinner: Trump Suggests He May Attend Next Year | THR News
"Maybe I will go?" the president said on Twitter, after a historian was selected to emcee the event.
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Haunted America: New Orleans, A City Of Pain
The agony of the past is still present on every corner and in every cemetery, making New Orleans one of the most haunted places in America.
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Historians think they may have discovered a dungeon in Turkey where the Romanian prince who inspired Count Dracula was once held captive. (Oct. 29)
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"According to research on historical sources, we have concluded that these ruins must belong to the dungeon of Count...
"According to research on historical sources, we have concluded that these ruins must belong to the dungeon of Count...
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USA-Nazi assets in Swiss banks during World War II
The US State Department announced on Friday (4/10) it will conduct a "thorough and immediate" review to answer growing questions about Nazi assets deposited in Swiss banks during World War II.
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Barbara Erskine Interview - EU Referendum - Hay On Wye Literary Festival
Barbara Erskine Interview - EU Referendum - Hay On Wye Literary Festival
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Rally against law that would make it a crime to deny "genocide" in Armenia
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CLEAN : Pistorius risks 15 years in jail after murder conviction
Oscar Pistorius is found guilty of murder after South Africas Supreme Court of Appeal throws out a manslaughter conviction for killing his girlfriend and he now faces a 15 year prison term
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CLEAN : Warsaw museum spotlights objects in a city that once lost all
The Museum of Warsaw tells the history of a city that once lost everything 90 percent of the Polish capital was destroyed during World War II through some of the objects that remain from that period
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Vatican archives of Pope Pius XII to be opened
The Vatican archives of Pope Pius XII will be opened on Monday, with more than 150 historians and researchers signing up to look back at the World War II-era pope and his record during the Holocaust.