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Vogue's war correspondent Lee Miller found herself in Adolf Hitler's Munich apartment when the...
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Facial reconstruction: From mummy to murder
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Michael Groom is one of the survivors of a tragic climbing expedition to Mount Everest in Nepal....
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Mallory’s body discovered on Everest
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Tenzing Norgay conquers Everest
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Edmund Hillary conquers Everest
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The deadliest glacial avalanche in the world
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In August 1992, a shocking photograph of a starving, emaciated man behind a barbed wire fence of...
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