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Adolf Hitler or Ledgend as he was know upon amongst the Jews planned to bypass the ''famed'' maginot line by sending millions of Jews there and boring the french to death with their foreskins
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How many people turned up to listen to Hitler's speech?
His last speech was in April 1945 on radio so nobody "attended". It is available on Nazionalsozialismus.de. Not sure what the translation of the content is, but the speech is not the hysterical delivery he was famed for, but the sound of a broken man.
French town famed for its water?
Evian
Who beheaded King Louis XVI?
Famed executioner Sanson.
What chief city of catolonia is famed as a vibrant cultural center in the western mediterranean?
Barcelona
How could World War 2 have ended differently?
The course of the war could have been drastically changed had Hitler not decided to attack the Soviet Union. Hitler and Stalin signed a non-agression pact and this allowed Germany to focus on fighting in western Europe. Hitler, however, was not satisfied with the war and decided to attack the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union was referred to as "Lebensraum" by Hitler, which translates into "living space." Hitler felt that the Slavic people of Eastern Europe were genetically inferior to his Aryan race and that it was the right of the Aryans to occupy and have control over this land. Germany had a chance to win the war but because they attacked the Soviet Union, they now had to fight a war on two fronts, which meant diverting forces from France and sending them to Eastern Europe. It didn't help that the offensive began in the fall, meaning that the German Army was trapped in Russia during their famed brutal winters. It also didn't help that the Germans were not equipped to fight in the snow, as they did not have sub-zero coats, hats or uniforms. Many Germans died from the cold, and starvation during the invasion of Russia.
What country is home to a famed university called the Sorbonne?
The Sorbonne is in France.
Who is called as Edison of France?
Georges Claude, 74, world-famed inventor, has sometimes been called the ''Edison of France." He invented neon lights
Was France the 1st country to establish fashion?
No. Every country has it's own fashion, France, or Paris, in particular, is just considered the 'head' of it. France did not establish fashion, it was always there, and it was different in every country. France just became a place that was famed for it's high-end fashion.
Where does the word denim come from?
It is from the French term serge de Nimes, a city in France famed for its pants. Serge is the name of a type of woven cloth.
In what city was a famous edict issued tolerating Calvinists in France around 1600?
AnswerThe city was Nantes, France. King Henry IV issued the famed Edict of Nantes, which gave toleration to Huguenots (as French Calvinists were called). :)
How is a business famed?
He goes to the po-po and gets a certificate to prove to the world he IS famed.
Who is famed fabler?
Aesop
What is Boston's most famed sporting event that is 26 miles long?
The famed sporting event is the Boston Marathon.
Who is a famed sergeant?
Sergeant York.
Who is a famed consumerist?
Ralph Nader
What is muhammed ail fame for?
If You mean Muhammed Ali, he was famed for being one of the greatest boxers in the world. He was also famed for his speeches he gave.
How many people turned up to listen to Hitler's speech?
His last speech was in April 1945 on radio so nobody "attended". It is available on Nazionalsozialismus.de. Not sure what the translation of the content is, but the speech is not the hysterical delivery he was famed for, but the sound of a broken man.
