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  • New exhibit aims to immerse Texans in a World War I battle (TR)

    08/29/2019 6:52:08 AM PDT · by DFG · 11 replies
    WFAA (DFW) ^ | 08/28/2019 | Jason Wheeler
    Inside a small brick building in downtown Austin, these are some of the comments in a guest book at a new exhibit called "War Remains," an interactive virtual reality taste of World War I: “I have been trying to imagine this all my life — I finally have.” “I have never been in combat and I am more certain than ever that I don’t want to be. What an amazing and terrifying experience.” The experience is based upon research into different battlefields in the First World War, explains legendary war storyteller Dan Carlin, a podcaster renowned for his Hardcore History...
  • German prosecutors believe nurse killed at least 86 patients

    08/28/2017 4:45:34 AM PDT · by Enchante · 44 replies
    AP via Yahoo News ^ | August 28, 2017 | Geir Moulson
    BERLIN (AP) — A male nurse who was convicted of killing patients in Germany with overdoses of heart medication is now believed to have killed at least 86 people — and the true scale of the killings could be even larger, investigators said Monday. Many of the deaths could have been prevented if health authorities had acted more quickly on their suspicions, said Johann Kuehme, police chief in the northwestern city of Oldenburg.