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The skull was that of the Australian Army’s Pvt. Thomas Hurdis and still bears a bullet lodged above his left eye socket.

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“What they discovered is that on both ends of the rifle they were the same, the same working class guys,” author Stanley Weintraub said. “It was a very strange event. The circumstances were unique, it probably couldn’t have happened in another war.”

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This week's bombing in Brussels is one more in a list of horrors, but we have to take a moment to recall what exactly what we're fighting for.

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The soldier’s parents moved in 1935 and requested the new owners leave the room unchanged for 500 years. Although it had no legal basis, the current owners have and will continue to respect the request.

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A Belgian soccer fan landed a once-in-a-lifetime modeling contract with L’Oreal in while cheering at the World Cup in Brazil, but shortly after she posted a hunting photo to Facebook, the beauty company cut its ties.

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This historical time lapse compares WWI photos of Antwerp, Belgium, to photos taken in 2014. The video is like a teaser trailer for an art exhibition designed by Exponanza for Simon Stevin. The interactive exhibition will teach visitors of the outbreak of the First World War, the German invasion, the siege of Antwerp, and the […]

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Belgium police released the CCTV footage of the gunman who opened fire in the Brussels Jewish Museum Saturday. The unidentified gunman, donning a baseball cap that concealed his face and carrying a shoulder bag with a Kalashnikov rifle inside, entered the museum around 3:27 p.m. He opened fire through a doorway, killing at least three […]

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Sure, it looks like a M3 Grease Gun mated with a German MP40 while a Tommy gun watched, but the Belgian Vigneron is definitely it's own thing and a bargain subgun if there ever was one.

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