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* [[Ulysses S. Grant]]'s presidency was one of the most corrupt in American history. Historians often attribute this to Grant's political naivete - he himself was so morally upright that he couldn't see the shady dealings around him.
** Or maybe he's not upright, [[It's All About Me|he's just too arrogant to know that he shouldn't trust so many people?]]
* Churchill assumed that Hitler's orders to "stand and die" were to
* Livia Bitton-Jackson, a Jewish immigrant from Europe got a job teaching in America. One of her students asked, "What is [[The Holocaust|that number]] on your arm."
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