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American multinational technology company specializing in cloud computing, AI, and enterprise services

The Jewish massacre refers to the Holocaust during World War II.

The American flag that was to have landed on the moon with Apollo 18 astronauts.

French revolutionary leader who used symbols like the tricolor flag and slogans to unify and legitimize their cause

A festival celebrating historical and fantasy themes, originating in the US and now being introduced in Singapore.

A document found in an early colonial chest, possibly of historical or mystical significance.

The novel Human Voices by Penelope Fitzgerald, set during the Second World War at the BBC, explores radio broadcasting and the lives of those involved.

A 2019 film depicting a passionate love story between two women in 19th-century France, acclaimed for its storytelling and cinematography.

A trilogy of books about siameses twins and church bells, spanning from the 1600s to the 20th century.

American politician, served as the 40th president of the United States.

Richard Nixon was the 37th President of the United States, known for his political career and controversies.

A person who committed a bank robbery in 1927, dressed as Papai Noel, and involved in a crime during the Christmas season.

Ted Bundy was an American serial killer known for his charm and murders.

American scientist and naturalist, known for the theory of evolution.

Genghis Khan, historical Mongol conqueror known for his military campaigns.

George Washington was the first president of the United States, serving from 1789 to 1797, known for his leadership during the American Revolutionary War.

Lázaro Cárdenas was the president of Mexico who nationalized Mexico's oil industry in 1938.

A Greek philosopher who developed the concept of seasonal hours and divided daytime into 12 parts.

A family that moved from North Carolina to Tennessee in 1806, central to the Bell Witch legend.

Dietrich Bonhoeffer was a German theologian and pastor involved in resistance against Nazi Germany.

Ancient religious fresco depicting Jesus as the Good Shepherd, found in Turkey

Ancient city in Italy, the destination of Hannibal's campaign and the site of Roman resistance.

Palmyra, an ancient desert city in Syria.

French prison where Marquis de Sade was held during the French Revolution.

The Roman Empire was a vast civilization that dominated the Mediterranean region for centuries.

Aquitaine is a historical region in southwestern France, known for its strategic location and cultural significance.

The land of Canaan, the promised land associated with the patriarchs and the Israelites.

A historic area in Paris known for its criminal and vagrant activities during the 17th century.

Cottingley is a small village in England known for the Cottingley Fairies photographs taken in 1917.

A historical institution in Italian cities where foundlings were left anonymously, featuring cylindrical portals for relinquishing children.

A Norwegian author known for the trilogy about church bells and siameses twins, spanning from the 1600s to the 20th century.

The Inca Empire was a pre-Columbian civilization in Peru.

The Library of Alexandria, historical library burned in antiquity, referenced in the context of data loss.

Vikings, referring to the Minnesota Vikings NFL team.