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|The British hid 19 huge land mines under the German lines in southeast Ypres, Belgium over a 18 month period. The British detonated the mines and charged the lines in July 1917. The British plan worked for the beginning stages but soon failed because they did not pursue the Germans quick enough. Soon it rained the wettest fall season in years and the allies were literally stuck in the mud.

|The British hid 19 huge land mines under the German lines in southeast Ypres, Belgium over a 18 month period. The British detonated the mines and charged the lines in July 1917. The British plan worked for the beginning stages but soon failed because they did not pursue the Germans quick enough. Soon it rained the wettest fall season in years and the allies were literally stuck in the mud.

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|[[Rheinische Zeitung]]

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|The newspaper that Karl Marx wrote for when he lived in Cologne.

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|[[Communist League]]

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|Was the first Marxist international organization. It was founded originally as the League of the Just by German workers in Paris in 1834.

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|[[Deutsche- Fronzosische Jahrbrucher

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|The newspaper that Karl Marz wrote for after moving to Paris in 1843.

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|[[St. Helena]]

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|A British island used as a place of exile, the most notable prisoner was Napoleon.

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