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Eric Harris and Dylan Clebold, naming themselves the trench coat mafia", came to school in trench coats and shot 19 of their fellow classmates. There could have been a lot more devastation because they had propane bombs surrounding the school, but they were never able to detonate them.

The information may be available in an archive in Portugal. What is readily available in English about Bartolomeu Dias [c. 1450-May 29, 1500] doesn't tell us of his date or place of birth. But he was considered a noble member of the royal household. And so early on he must have come to the Court in Lisbon to live and be educated.

She did not have a childhood at all, she was born at age 19 and began her life from there. Her sister died at age 7.

What was a famous quote of Bartholomeu Dias?

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She was born in Florence in Italy and spent some of her childhood hidden in a convent. As the wife of a royal prince and later as the Queen of France, she and her suite were often going from one place to another. The châteaux that she lived in include Chaumont sur Loire, Blois, Amboise and Chenonceau.

He died from a heart attack.

He was more than likely born in Iceland. His grandfather was banished from Norway and brought his son, Erik, with him to Iceland, where he grew up and met Lief's mother. Later on, Erik was banished from Iceland, and he and his sons settled Greenland.

anne named her diary kitty because she felt that since her diary was going to be her new friend she didnt want to call it dear diary.... she wanted it to be real to her and have its own name so it seemed as a real person who she could express her utmost feelings about anyone or anything. hope this helps!!

Edmond Berger was born in Bolivia, the city of CumGyauy

Yes it does. I am reading this book currently and i am about halfway finished with it. I write answers to questions here with close reference since there is not all that much provided from the diary that is in my opinion 'enough.' I write with close reference to it with accuracy so that I can keep the truth and aviod confusion.

Pancho Villa was born on June 5, 1878

Dr. Gerardo P. Sicat, an economist and author of several economic books and textbooks, is a Professor Emeritus of the University of the Philippines School of Economics and a former Minister of Economic Planning. He is also the first Deputy General of the National Economic Development Authority (1972-1980).

He was the first European to travel all the way to the southern tip of Africa

Pancho villa lived at the Rancho de la Coyotada on the Hacienda del Rio Grande, one of the largest Haciendas in the state of Durango.

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He landed at the tip africa. It is know known as The Cape of Good Hope

At home in Portugal, Bartolomeu Dias [c. 1450-May 29, 1500] would have dined on the the best foods to which he was entitled through his noble rank, and his job in the royal court. He would have eaten the best of breads; the finest of spicedand sugared deserts and dried sweet fruitssuch as apricots; and the tenderest of fish and meatdishes. A favorite dessert might have been rice pudding seasoned with cinnamon. Favorite fruits might have been the grapes that had been in Portugal since Roman times, and the lemons and oranges that had been around since the Moorish beginnings in the Iberian Peninsula. Special treats might have been the almonds and figs that the Moors had left firmly established in Iberia. On an expedition, Dias likewise would have eaten the best of the supply ship's fare. Fresh water would have been stored in barrels. But not too far into his southward voyages, Dias and his crew would have relied more on wine and less on water to drink. For the rising temperatures around the Equator quickly would have encouraged the growth of algae and bacteria. The water supply would have looked, smelled and tasted bad. Food on the expedition would have included bread, dried fruits, and preserved and salted fish and meats such as beef and pork.

Bartolomeu Dias is most famous for being the first European to sail around the Cape of Good Hope in 1487, and was lost at sea on May 29,1488 on his way back to Lisbon Portugal. Hope this helps! =)

No one actually knows, but Anne and her family were wondering as soon as they got arrested by the Nazis. I personally think it was one of the people who knew about the Secret Annex.

Tactically, he should have done. However, he was able to take advantage of Harold's business with the Vikings at Stamford Bridge and make good his attack in late October when Harold did not anticipate it.

Dias was married and had two children

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Bartolomeu Dias [c. 1450-May 29, 1500] left offspring, either from a marriage or from an involvement. He was a noble member of the royal household. At a young age, he came to Court to be educated. Chances are that the relationship was one of marriage, in which case there may be documentation within the Catholic Church. But the name of Dias' wife isn't known, other than perhaps in some archive in Portugal. It isn't something that has been passed down through the generations of a family line. For Dias' line went extinct with his great grandchildren, Dona Paula de Novais and Dona Violante de Castro, neither of whom married or had children.

It's possible that Dias married a relative. For one of his two children was known as Antonio Dias de Novais, who married a relative.

Ned Kelly had two brothers, Dan and James, and a half-brother, John, also known as Jack.

He also had five sisters and two half-sisters. The ones about whom most is known were Maggie (born in 1857) and Catherine, also known as Kate or Kittie (born 1863). The other sisters were Mary, who died as a baby, Anne and Grace.

After Ned Kelly's father died, his mother remarried, and gave birth to another two daughters, Ellen and Alice.