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Cold War
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Cold War

The first man in space completes his orbit in 108 minutes on 12 April 1961. The Berlin Wall goes up during the night of 12 August. The phrase "iron curtain" is coined at Fulton as early as 1946. 10 questions on 40 years of East-West tensions, from the Cuban Missile Crisis to Solidarity in Poland.

2 min
March 28 Through History
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March 28 Through History

On March 28, 845, Ragnar Lothbrok's Viking drakkars sailed up the Seine toward Paris. In 1882, Jules Ferry made school secular and compulsory. In 1949, Fred Hoyle coined the term Big Bang, as mockery.

2 min
Judaism: The Fundamentals
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Judaism: The Fundamentals

The Torah, the Sabbath, the Star of David, dietary laws and major holidays like Hanukkah: 15 questions to understand the pillars of Judaism and its history.

2 min
General Knowledge: Society and Current World
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General Knowledge: Society and Current World

10 questions to find your bearings in today's world: capital cities, international institutions, climate, global sport and geography. Which city was built as a compromise? How many states are in the EU since Brexit?

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Flags of Africa - Part 2
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Flags of Africa - Part 2

The only flag in the world with an AK-47, the Mokorotlo hat, the shield of a southern African monarchy: 15 African flags that few can identify. Expert level in vexillology.

3 min
July 24th Through History
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July 24th Through History

Jacques Cartier plants a cross at Gaspé in 1534, de Gaulle shouts "Vive le Québec libre!" in 1967, Apollo 11 splashes down in 1969 and Salt Lake City is founded in 1847. Ten questions about this one-of-a-kind day.

2 min
Great Inventions
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Technology
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Great Inventions

From the Mesopotamian wheel to the World Wide Web, ten inventions that transformed human life: the printing press, the telephone, the steam engine, the automobile, aviation, the vaccine and the electric light bulb. Do you know who is behind each one and the year it appeared?

1 min
Legends of Pop Music
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Legends of Pop Music

The Eras Tour that passed 5 billion dollars in 2023, the Canadian rapper with 75 billion streams, the voice behind "Umbrella", the French duo of "Get Lucky", Måneskin crowned at Eurovision 2021: 9 questions on pop icons, from R&B to K-pop.

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Spices of the World: Flavors and Origins
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Spices of the World: Flavors and Origins

The most expensive spice taken from a crocus (150,000 flowers for 1 kg), the part of the tree that gives cinnamon, the chili brought back by Christopher Columbus, the country that produces 80% of the world's vanilla: 10 questions on the origins of spices.

1 min
Sacred Places of the World
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Sacred Places of the World

From Jerusalem to the Vatican, from the banks of the Ganges to the temples of Angkor Wat and Borobudur: 15 questions on the shrines of Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and Shinto.

2 min
History of France: Since 1789
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History of France: Since 1789

From the Revolution of 1789 to the Fifth Republic: you cross two centuries of regimes, battles and figures that shaped contemporary France. Which motto was born from the Revolution? Which emperor reigned from 1804 to 1815? Who founded the Fifth Republic?

April 13th Through History
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April 13th Through History

Fort Sumter on 13 April 1861, Edict of Nantes signed by Henry IV in 1598, Amritsar massacre in 1919 under Reginald Dyer, MK-Ultra launched by Allen Dulles in 1953, Ian Fleming's Casino Royale that same year: one day, many tipping points.

2 min