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Milkman delivering milk after aerial bombing in London during World War II

Is This an Actual Pic of London Milkman Delivering Milk After WWII Bombing?

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David Emery
Oct. 4, 2022 "Keep calm and carry on" was the motto of the day.
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A viral Facebook post made several claims about the life and death of Alan Turing including that he died by suicide and that he inspired the Apple computer company's logo.

Is the Facebook Post About Alan Turing's Life and the Apple Logo Truthful?

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Jordan Liles
June 30, 2022 A viral Facebook post purported to provide information about the life of Turing, including detai ...
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Did the US Airdrop Pianos for Soldiers During World War II?

Written by:
Nur Ibrahim
Feb. 19, 2022 American soldiers needed a morale booster.
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Did the Census Bureau Play a Role in the Internment of Japanese Americans During World War II?

Written by:
David Emery
April 13, 2018 Objections to questions about citizenship on 2020 census forms stem from fears that the data mig ...
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Did Marcel Marceau Save Hundreds of Jewish Children From Nazis?

Written by:
David Emery
Jan. 29, 2018 The Frenchman who would become known as the world's greatest pantomime artist helped smuggle Jew ...
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Did the Hollywood Reporter Criticize Actors Who Opposed Nazi Germany in 1937?

Written by:
Arturo Garcia
Oct. 1, 2017 The newspaper's managing editor chided stars who he said were courting "unpopularity" by speakin ...
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Is This a 'League of German Girls Inspection' During World War II?

Written by:
Dan Evon
July 21, 2017 A still from the movie Blitzmädels an die Front is frequently shared as if it were an aut ...
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Adolf Hitler Never Used Chemical Weapons?

Written by:
Arturo Garcia
April 12, 2017 White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer was roundly criticized after contrasting Hitler with Syr ...
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Moe Berg

Was Baseball Player Moe Berg a World War II Spy?

Written by:
David Emery
April 11, 2017 Washington Senators catcher Morris "Moe" Berg never made it into the Baseball Hall of Fame, but ...
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Is 'Snowflake' a Nazi Term for the Remains of Cremated Victims?

Written by:
Dan Evon
Jan. 23, 2017 A persistent rumor holds that the term "snowflake" originated during the Holocaust, but no evide ...
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'Deadly Double' Pearl Harbor Mystery Wasn't So Mysterious After All

Written by:
David Emery
Dec. 7, 2016 Two weeks before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, strange ads appeared for a game of ...
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Are These Red Cross Nurses on the Beaches of Normandy on D-Day?

Written by:
Dan Evon
Nov. 12, 2015 Nurses did provide vital medical aid to soldiers during World War II, but not as suggested in a ...
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Did Obama Prevent FDR's D-Day Prayer from Being Added to the WWII Memorial?

Written by:
David Mikkelson
Dec. 5, 2011 A Congressional bill sought to add FDR's D-Day prayer to the national World War II Memorial, but ...
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Did 'The Green Hornet' Change Kato's Nationality After Pearl Harbor?

Written by:
David Mikkelson
Aug. 16, 1999 The nationality of Kato, the Green Hornet's valet, was somewhat ambiguous as World War II began.
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