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COPENHAGEN, winter 1945: Peter Jorgensen, 18, is a Danish boy scout and Resistance worker whom the Gestapo arrests along with other members of his cell. After days of torture, their captors stuff the Danes into cattle cars and send them to an unknown destination—revealed, after two weeks of meandering through devastated Germany in winter cold, …
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Daily Quiz for April 5, 2018This iconic landmark began as a sketch on a napkin in a coffeehouse in 1959. The artist was Edward S. Carlson.
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