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Today is the 20th anniversary of what has become to be known as “The Massacre at Tiananmen Square” or the “June Fourth Incident”. Is there any reliable data or sources regarding what actually happened to the protesters or how many died, or what was life like in China in the aftermath?
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Before the 20th century and the creation of Superman, what were major characters in history - fictional or otherwise - that fit the classic superhero archetype (super powers, possible alter ego, rogues gallery, and unattached to religion)? What made Superman so iconic to the genre?
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100 Years Ago, Spanish Flu killed tens of millions, wiping out 3-6% of the world's population. What was its legacy? Why did it leave little lasting impact in popular culture?
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Were black American soldiers who were injured in combat treated by white or black nurses while in hospital?
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Why has England fallen almost completely out of touch with its folk music traditions, whereas most of central and Eastern Europe, and notably Ireland, still have strong connections to folk music?
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