World War Two has been extensively covered in documentaries, dramas and even comedies - but what about its earlier counterpart?

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A short account of the organisation of street parties in the East End of London in 1919, following the conclusion of the ...

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Yellen, in a letter on Friday to congressional leaders ... more borrowing flexibility to finance America's entry into World War One but with certain limits. Lawmakers approved the first modern ...

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Japanese firms operating in Sri Lanka were most concerned about political or social instability, followed by unclear ...