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Hidden German camp reveals Panzerschreck rockets and Wehrmacht gear
A WWII forest hunt in Germany turned up a buried German camp packed with battlefield traces and personal equipment. The team ...
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25 WWII heroes who put their lives on the line
Discover 25 World War 2 heroes who put their lives on the line. From soldiers to spies, explore their incredible courage and ...
From Indigenous corn brews to the Gold Rush and Prohibition to the craft brewing movement, beer is part of the USA’s DNA.
In the Axis occupation of Greece in World War II, Sweden deployed a fleet of White Ships to deliver life-saving aid and stop starvation.
July may be National Hot Dog Month, but in Chicago, hot dogs are a staple year-round. While Chicagoans may argue over the ...
New England's first hot dog, established in Rhode Island in 1869. The company uses a traditional German frankfurter recipe with a natural sheep casing, giving the hot dogs a signature snap. Though now ...
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Niskayuna grocery store added to NYS historic business registry
A grocery store in Schenectady County has been added to the New York State Historic Business Preservation Registry. The Niskayuna Co-op was presented with its official certificate on Thursday.
Navy pilot Edward “Butch” O’Hare, who grew up in south St. Louis, shot down five Japanese bombers while defending the carrier USS Lexington in his stubby W ...
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The Brands Behind 12 Popular Aldi Products
Aldi is known for its myriad store-specific brands and products. So who exactly makes them? These are the food companies and brands behind the scenes.
To say Earl Rudder was a military hero would be an understatement. Rudder’s heroics on D-Day, June 6, 1944 leading “Rudder’s ...
A grand country house that became one of Britain’s most closely guarded wartime secrets has opened as a new museum, revealing the little-known intelligence operation that helped shorten the Second ...
Hot dogs are truly the all-American food. They were “invented” in the U.S. after German sausages were served in buns. They’re a staple of baseball games — the all-American pastime. And they are truly ...
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