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The bloodiest war: causes, political games, dates, historical facts and consequences
The bloodiest war: causes, political games, dates, historical facts and consequences

The destruction and casu alties caused by World War II were very great and almost unparalleled. They are simply impossible to calculate even approximately. In this hellish war, human losses approached 60 million people. In World War I, five times fewer people died, and property damage was estimated 12 times less

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Why is fly agaric called "fly agaric"? Why is this mushroom dangerous?
Why is fly agaric called "fly agaric"? Why is this mushroom dangerous?

Most people know that there is such a type of mushroom on earth as fly agaric, with a red cap and white speckles. These mushrooms are often mentioned in cartoons, fairy tales and books. And this is not done in vain, since such a beautiful mushroom can do a lot of harm to people and animals

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    Ancient Egypt: the capital of Memphis. First capital of ancient Egypt

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Examples of proto-cooperation in the animal and plant kingdoms and between them
Examples of proto-cooperation in the animal and plant kingdoms and between them

All living organisms in nature are interconnected by a variety of relationships, called biotic. Their appearance is due to the need to get food, facilitate reproduction and distribution, and eliminate competitors

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