The History Channel’s series MysteryQuest features a segment in which I lead a team exploring the Paraguayan exile of Nazis.
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- The Barcelona attackers were thinking big -- truck-bombing Sagrada Familia -- but scaled back out of frustration: thelocal.es/20170819/terro… 2 hours ago
- RT @HistoryToLearn: A girl licks ice cream and plays with the tip of the guns bayonet to try and elicit a reaction from a royal guard in Sw… 2 hours ago
- RT @steveannear: This is Imani, from CT. She just escorted Trump supporters through a crowd as a situation escalated. Here's why in her wor… 3 hours ago
- Amoral revenge fantasy about the end of the Civil War: pando.com/2015/04/10/war… 9 hours ago
- RT @sommervillebbc: Sept 11, 2001, al Qaeda commanded an army of 400. A decade and a half later, IS had mobilized some 40,000 https://t.co… 19 hours ago
