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Life in the Korean village is close to the Korean side
Despite many troubles such as the propaganda loudspeaker 24/7, Taesung villagers also enjoy many benefits when living close to Korea.
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Napoleon's army failed because ... tin buttons?
Accordingly, when Napoleon's army marched to Russia in June 1812, they were a powerful force with more than half a million soldiers.
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The prize was awarded to the postman on the board, winning 1 million dollars in bonuses
Who wants to be a millionaire, quickly solve the Queen's Puzzle - find a way to put the soldiers on the chessboard because scientists have hung up the prize for up to 1…
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The most powerful warriors in history
The warrior Sparta, Rome or Mongolia used to be gods on the battlefield. They caused many horrors for the enemy in history.
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The weapon of death tongue licks people into charcoal
Military experts say this is the world's most dangerous hand-held weapon.
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Military aircraft carrying 122 missing people in Myanmar
The plane carrying 122 people, mostly Myanmar soldiers and family members, fell after taking off in the south of the country.
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The power of the world's only female task force
Although it was originally considered a pilot program, Hunter Troop has become a great success.
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6 historical facts so far still many people misunderstand
The initial information given is often inaccurate, but is remembered longer than the corrected information afterwards.
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Amazed the devices that detect enemy aircraft before the radar
Today, thanks to the help of radar systems, it is easy to detect the movement of aircraft. But before radar technology, how do people detect the movement of aircraft?
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Decode the largest non-nuclear explosion in the history of the world
100 years after the end of the First World War, this is still considered the largest non-nuclear explosion in the world.
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Professor American explains the technique of climbing walls with bamboo pole of Vietnamese task force
Using only a long bamboo stick, the Vietnamese task forces can climb walls quickly and perpendicular to the wall surface, which seems impossible.
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The 5 most feared weapons in World War I
Some weapons are so dangerous that many areas become dead lands and are prohibited from use in later wars.
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Grenades and secrets have not been revealed
Grenades are considered a flexible, light, and high-damage weapon. However, it is rare to know that this weapon was invented before both artillery guns and once had been…
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The pinnacle of art uses Spartacus' soldiers to frighten Rome
For the first time in Rome's majestic history, the third slave war led by Spartacus became the only threat to the central lands of the Romans.
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The naked truth about the legendary Greek warrior
Sparta is considered to be the most powerful ancient Greek warrior nation in the past, pursuing a military career for life.