Answer: Turkey long denied the occurance of the Armenian Genocide, and repressed any discussion on the matter. With Turkey intending to (at the time) join the EU and strengthen ties with Europe, it proved important to both discuss the horrors of the genocide, and provide a platform for free speech. While this platform was tarnished somewhat by the government's persistant denial of crimes (and the actions of Ergodan himself), it was nonetheless influential.
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The Celts fled to Ireland with the invasion of the <u>Anglo-Saxons</u>
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The Anglo-Saxons were a Germanic tribe with a diverse background mostly associated with modern-day Germany and Denmark.
With the gradual decline of the Roman Empire, the province of Britannia, like rest of Europe was vulnerable to local warlords.
Gradually, the Anglo-Saxons found their new autonomy from the Romans, empowering, and gradually decided to expand and build a small Empire.
Locally, they were in direct confrontation wit the Celtic people, who had to flee to the Isle of Ireland.
Mary Pickford (with Warner Baxter and Hans Kraly looking on) at the first ever ceremony in 1929 William c demille was his name
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During the Cold War, the Cuban Missile Crisis of October 1962 was a direct and dangerous confrontation between the US and the Soviet Union, and it was the closest the two superpowers came to nuclear war.
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Answer: third amendment
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The III amendment to US Constitution places restrictions on the quartering of soldiers in private homes without the owners consent, forbidding the practice in peacetime
