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This "Red Baron" commanded Fighter Group I with its fancifully decorated scarlet planes |
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This state's capitol in Harrisburg contains more than 600 rooms |
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This "Bolero" composer's "Alborada del gracioso" is also known as the "Morning Song of the Jester" |
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In 1996 this actress & former wife of Burt Reynolds did a guest stint on "Melrose Place" |
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Its explosion, May 6, 1937, ended commercial airship transportation & development |
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An early version of this Maurice Sendak book was called "Where The Wild Horses Are" |
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This actor was knighted in 1947 & was created a baron in 1970 |
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Designed by Charles Bulfinch, the state house in this city was once sheathed in copper from Paul Revere's foundary |
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This composer invented a special long trumpet for the triumph scene in his opera "Aida" |
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In 1996 this rock star & "Private Dancer", gave a private performance for the Sultan of Brunei's family |
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In December 1936 Anastasio Somoza became president of this country in a rigged election |
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This Roald Dahl story about a little boy & a big fruit was turned into a 1996 film |
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This founder of the Boy Scouts also organized the South African Constabulary |
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The Rhode Island state house in this city boasts the world's 4th-largest unsupported dome |
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Arthur Honegger's "Pacific 231" is a symphonic depiction of a journey aboard one of these |
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Fans mourned the recent passing of this humorist famous for books like "Family: The Ties that Bind...And Gag!" |
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Nationalists made gains in Egypt's 1936 elections, the first under this king |
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A.A. Milne's "Toad of Toad Hall" is a dramatization of this Kenneth Grahame book |
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Rudolf Erich Raspe wrote an account of this German soldier's marvelous travels & campaigns |
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This state's capitol building, dating from 1969, has legislative chambers shaped like volcanic cinder cones |
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His 1881 opera "Libuse" premiered at the inauguration of the National Theatre in Prague |
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2 of the 4 supermodel owners of the Fashion Cafe in Manhattan |
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In 1934 this Canadian island whose capital is St. John's lost dominion status |
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In 1994 this novelist published her second children's book, "The Chinese Siamese Cat" |
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This Prussian-American general participated in the 1780 trial of Major John Andre |
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This state's capitol building has a round kiva-like design that resembles the Zia sun sign |
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His 1926 symphonic poem "Tapiola" is named for Tapio, a forest god in Finnish mythology |
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This photographer became the 1st woman to have an exhibit at the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery, in 1991 |
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Ras Tafari became sole ruler of this country after the death of Empress Zauditu in 1930 |
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Sylvia Branzei recently grabbed kids' attention with this "repulsive" book about the body |
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