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Boko Haram and the return of the Nigerian slave trade
Boko Haram kidnapped 276 schoolgirls and boasted on the Internet that they were going to sell them into slavery, something that has suddenly shocked the world, for few have fully realized that this means that we are witnessing the return of the Nigerian s
Battle of the Atlantic remembered
The single longest battle of the Second World War was commemorated across the country Sunday as people gathered to mark the 71st anniversary of the Battle of the Atlantic.
Got $40K' You could cross the Atlantic in a Lancaster bomber
The Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum's Second World War Lancaster bomber will soon be flying across the Atlantic to join the only other airworthy plane of its kind for a series of special flights over the U.K. - and it will only cost you $40,000 or so to
Detailed images of WW2 wrecks off England captured by submarine
An unmanned submarine has recorded some of the most detailed images of two American ships that sank off the coast of England during World War II, according to the Massachusetts company that surveyed the wreckage to mark the disaster's 70th anniversary.
MI5 agent John Bingham fed the sympathizers’ secrets back to MI5 so it could prepare for acts of sabotage, just-released files show
Alice Herz-Sommer, oldest-known Holocaust survivor, dies
Alice Herz-Sommer, believed to be the oldest Holocaust survivor, dies at age 110. The accomplished pianist's death comes just a week before her extraordinary story of surviving two years in a Nazi prison camp through devotion to music is up for an Oscar.
Canada sells London diplomatic mansion for $530M
Canada has sold the John A. Macdonald building, the mansion in London that is home to some of the country's diplomatic activities in the U.K., for more than half a billion dollars to an Indian developer.
'Well, what the hell, it is war.’ But it just shows you how stupid war is when a guy like me looks back at things and feels the way I do
Franklin searchers find bones, artifacts but no ships
This year’s Arctic search led by Parks Canada for the lost ships of the 1845 Franklin expedition turned up more bones and about 200 small artifacts but offered no new hints about the fate of the reinforced wooden vessels.
131 artifacts recovered since Malawi Museum raided
The Tourism and Antiquities Police have recovered 131 artifacts stolen from Minya's Malawi Museum in mid-August, following violence that erupted after sit-ins supporting deposed President Mohamed Morsy were dispersed by security forces in Cairo.
Lancaster bomber marks 25 years back in the sky
The Lancaster bomber played a key role in turning the tide of the Second World War, and only two are still flying. Celebrating the 25th anniversary of its restoration, Hamilton's aging plane is a handful for the volunteers who work to keep it airworthy.
Proof of ancient farming at Winnipeg Forks
Archeologists have found the first indication that farming was an important activity at The Forks - a historic site at the confluence of the Red and Assiniboine rivers in Winnipeg - dating back hundreds of years.
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