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Trump hails America's 'great warriors' in WWI cemetery visit
Over 1,500 US soldiers who fought in World War I are buried at the hillside cemetery in Suresnes
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World War I: 52 months of hell
With some of the bloodiest conflicts in history
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Treading carefully, Japan's nuclear industry makes a comeback
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100 years of women's suffrage: How one group changed British history
On February 6, 1918, eight million women, aged over 30 won the right to vote
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India to bring back remains of WWI soldiers
The combatants are believed to have been killed in a battle with Germans, nearly a hundred years ago
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England cricketers wear 'poppies with pride' despite ongoing FIFA spat
The commemorative flowers are worn to mark anniversary of end of first World War
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Turkish leaders proudly remember 'forgotten' Ottoman WW1 victory
The surrender by a British-led force at the garrison in Kut al Amara is seen as the last Ottoman victory of the war
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Memorial to honour nearly half a million 'forgotten' Muslim WWI soldiers from pre-Partition India
Dr Irfan Malik forms World Wars Muslim Memorial Trust for men whose loyalty and sacrifice helped Allied forces win war
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