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The US Army only ever fired one nuclear artillery shell & this is what it looked like (video)

During the May 25, 1953, test, the cannon fired a nuclear shell that unleashed a 15-kiloton blast

Greek Minority in Albania: 109 years since the signing of the Protocol of Corfu (photos-video)

The murder of Katsifas by the Albanian police & the unjustified persecution of Beleris underlines the "velvet ethnic cleansing" of the Greek minority as EU is ready to accept Albania

Grave secrets of trapped WWI German soldiers to stay buried, for now

Experts were able to confirm the discovery of the so-called Winterberg Tunnel, which is believed to contain the bodies of some 270 German troops

Mass grave of British soldiers who fought the French 200 years ago gives up its secrets

Archaeologists disovered the mass grave by chance on the city moat in Vianen in November 2020

Lord Elgin: New discoveries in the wreck of the ship carrying Greek antiquities (photos)

Among the finds stands out an instrument which, probably, belonged to the well-known surveyor, a British artillery officer, William Martin Leake

Ten years in the Med? The hunt for the real Odyssey locations!

It is debatable if Odysseus' story is meant to be considered as factual within the Odyssey's overall storyline

France urged to come clean on Exocet “kill switches” that could have saved British sailors’ lives

Arms manufacturers sometimes secretly build a key switch into weapons so they can be disabled if they fall into the hands of a hostile state

Deported from France as convicts, these women helped build New Orleans

New Orleans was the place where the Mutinous Women could reinvent themselves most strikingly

Why was Boris Johnson’s Ottoman great-grandfather murdered?

“He fiercely criticized the ruling party for entering the war, and for committing ‘war crimes and massacres’ against its own Armenian citizens”

How the Greek revolution made the modern world – Analysis

The 1821 uprising against the Ottomans won staunch support from Europe’s liberals. The precedent it set for intervention still echoes in debates over Ukraine

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