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New Polish Museum Bytes Into the History of Apple Products
Over 1,000 artifacts get to the core of the iconic brand’s popularity
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Remains of Lithuanian Synagogue Destroyed by Nazis and Soviets Unearthed
Excavations uncovered the Great Synagogue of Vilna’s Torah ark, impressive staircases, a raised prayer platform and more
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Construction in Poland Reveals Graves of 18th-Century Plague Victims
The Great Northern War plague outbreak peaked between roughly 1708 and 1712
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Remains of Nazi Massacre Victims Discovered in Poland’s ‘Death Valley’
In January 1945, German forces murdered around 500 Polish resistance fighters in a forest near the village of Chojnice
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