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covering Burma, Malaya, the Netherlands East Indies and the Philippines (with the north-western part of Australia included from 24 January
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Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a fatal disease caused by the slow-acting human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
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The epic siege of Acre began on 27/8 August 1189 and lasted until 12 July 1191; it was the
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Within days of the al‐Qaeda attack of 11 September 2001 at the World Trade Center in New York and the
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Artistic forms of expression are deeply ingrained in the black cultural experience and in the lives of African peoples, providing
African Religions: An Interpretation Reference library
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African peoples have created hundreds of distinct religions that, despite centuries of contact with Islam and Christianity, remain important both
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The most famous battle of the Hundred Years’ War saw an English expeditionary force under Henry V defeat a much
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area south of Greenland in which Allied convoys could not be given air cover against U-boat attacks during much of
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Like the French roman du gare (railway station novel), an engrossing but not particularly weighty work of fiction intended to divert travellers flying from one city to another. ...
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Before the Second World War, there was no general agreement about the importance or capabilities of air power. In the
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In 1942 the pivotal battles of the Desert War were fought around the El Alamein area in Egypt. The German
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Kiska and Attu, two of the most westerly of these US-owned islands, which stretch across the north Pacific between Alaska
Alexandria and Grecian Africa: An Interpretation Reference library
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Alexandria flourished for more than a thousand years as the intellectual and cultural center and the greatest city of the
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To many outside observers, Algeria has been a preeminent symbol of postcolonial independence, a nation that waged a highly visible
