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Born on April 1, 1815 in Schonhausen to noble parents, Biscmarck went on to study law at Gottingen and Berlin.
- Jail For Parents Or Shots For Public School Students
Scores of grumbling parents facing a threat of jail lined up at a courthouse Saturday to either prove that their school-age kids already had their required vaccinations or see that the youngsters submitted to the needle. Circuit Court Judge C. Philip...
- Guilty Until Proven Innocent
A couple of recent back-of-the-paper news items once again served as a reminder of the perils of getting caught up in the nation's haphazard criminal justice system, where political expedience too often results in a rush to judgment that obscures...
- History Is Elementary: Oh, I Love To Tell The Story...
History Is Elementary: Oh, I Love to Tell the Story... I think it is very imnport to teach kids to understand what motivates someone like Benedict Arnold or what causes a great political leader like Button Gwinnett to self-destruct as he did. Teaching...
- Whites Voting Rights Violated In Mississippi
A federal judge has ruled that a majority black county in eastern Mississippi violated whites' voting rights in what prosecutors said was the first lawsuit to use the Voting Rights Act on behalf of whites. U.S. District Judge Tom S. Lee ruled late...
- Thursday Thirteen ~#14
13 things about April April is Confederate History Month. I wonder if Wal-mart will have a display in the aisle for Confederate History Month? The birthstone for April is the Diamond. April's flower is the Sweet Pea. "April showers bring May...
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Otto von Bismarck
Otto Von Bismarck. A political genius, a strong statesman and a competent leader, Otto Von Bismarck paved the way for the rise of the modern German state.
Born on April 1, 1815 in Schonhausen to noble parents, Biscmarck went on to study law at Gottingen and Berlin.
- Jail For Parents Or Shots For Public School Students
Scores of grumbling parents facing a threat of jail lined up at a courthouse Saturday to either prove that their school-age kids already had their required vaccinations or see that the youngsters submitted to the needle. Circuit Court Judge C. Philip...
- Guilty Until Proven Innocent
A couple of recent back-of-the-paper news items once again served as a reminder of the perils of getting caught up in the nation's haphazard criminal justice system, where political expedience too often results in a rush to judgment that obscures...
- History Is Elementary: Oh, I Love To Tell The Story...
History Is Elementary: Oh, I Love to Tell the Story... I think it is very imnport to teach kids to understand what motivates someone like Benedict Arnold or what causes a great political leader like Button Gwinnett to self-destruct as he did. Teaching...
- Whites Voting Rights Violated In Mississippi
A federal judge has ruled that a majority black county in eastern Mississippi violated whites' voting rights in what prosecutors said was the first lawsuit to use the Voting Rights Act on behalf of whites. U.S. District Judge Tom S. Lee ruled late...
- Thursday Thirteen ~#14
13 things about April April is Confederate History Month. I wonder if Wal-mart will have a display in the aisle for Confederate History Month? The birthstone for April is the Diamond. April's flower is the Sweet Pea. "April showers bring May...