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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

On this day in 1776, an American Patriot is executed by the British. Nathan Hale’s reported final words were brave and memorable. Maybe you’ve heard them? Hale declared: “I only regret that I have but...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

Bloody Battle

On this day in 1862, Confederate General Robert E. Lee decides to make a stand! His decision would lead to the bloody Battle of Antietam. Federal forces were then reeling from their defeat at the...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

Thomas Stone

During this week in 1787, a signer of the Declaration of Independence passes away. It’s been said that Thomas Stone died of a broken heart. You’ve probably never heard of Stone. He wasn’t a big, fam...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

Copper Country

October 8th, 1912 the Copper Country was anxiously awaiting the arrival of....President Theodore Roosevelt. The following day Roosevelt would be making stops in Houghton and Calumet....he was campaig...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

Medal of Honor Monday

* Medal of Honor Monday! * On this day in 1944, a soldier receives the Medal of Honor at a ceremony in Epinal, France. Colonel Van T. Barfoot has been called “[o]ne of the most significant Nati...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

President

On this day in 1822, a future President of the United States is born. Rutherford B. Hayes’s election would be one for the record books! Would you believe that the 1876 election wasn’t decided until tw...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

Corpsman

During this week in 1945, a Corpsman is awarded the Medal of Honor. Pharmacist’s Mate Second Class George E. Wahlen’s citation that day described him as “stouthearted and indomitable” for his persever...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

Doris Miller

History will be made when the aircraft carrier USS Doris Miller, sails for the first time. The USS Doris Miller is named after World War II mess attendant and Pearl Harbor Hero Doris “Dorie” Miller....

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

Green man's Tunnel

The legend of Green Man's Tunnel is popular folklore in western PA. Like many of these sorts of stories, there are many variations. The most popular places Green Man's Tunnel in South Park Township al...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

Medal of Honor Monday

** Medal of Honor Monday! ** During this week in 1918, then-Corporal Alvin York distinguishes himself for bravery in a battle near Chatel-Chehery, France. The one-time pacifist took out a mach...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

The Reno brothers carry out the first train robbery in U.S. history

On October 6, 1866, the brothers John and Simeon Reno stage the first train robbery in American history, making off with $13,000 from an Ohio and Mississippi railroad train in Jackson County, Indiana....

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

succesed

Succeeding is not the same as being successful. Many can be successful if they get the benefit. Many are forced to succeed. But the one who succeeds with his own efforts and hard work - he achieves...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

Lady Oyinkan Abayomi

Lady Oyinkan Abayomi(1897-1990) Educationist, Nationalist and Womens Rights activist. At the Royal Academy of Music in London, 1920. She was the Daughter of Sir Kitoyi Ajasa- eminent lawyer, newsp...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

Fulon Debi

The lady in the picture is Phulan Devi. What happened to him was not right. He did not fix what he did later. This does not mean that you will be tortured while sitting. Phulan dares like a goddess, p...

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@Ashraful.alom · 3 years ago

stop rape

There are so many incidents happening, just rape incidents all over the newsfeed. I feel very helpless and weak after seeing all this. Even after leaving, two or four people have been raped and return...