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  • The Antarctic Doctor Who Operated on Himself
    2025/08/10
    In 1961, Soviet doctor Leonid Rogozov, stranded at a remote Antarctic base, developed acute appendicitis. With no way to evacuate and facing certain death if untreated, Rogozov performed a self-appendectomy, guiding two assistants and operating on himself in excruciating conditions. His survival led to stricter medical screening for polar explorers and inspired mandatory appendectomies for future isolated missions, including space travel.

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  • The New London School Explosion: America's Deadliest School Disaster
    2025/08/03
    On March 18, 1937, a natural gas explosion destroyed New London School in Texas, killing around 294 people—mostly children—in the worst school disaster in US history. The tragedy, caused by a gas leak from an unodorized line, led to new safety laws requiring odorants in natural gas, stricter building codes, and improved emergency preparedness in schools nationwide. The event left a lasting scar on the community and transformed public safety regulations.

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  • Libby, Montana: The Hidden Asbestos Tragedy
    2025/07/27
    Libby, Montana, once thriving on vermiculite mining, became the site of one of the worst environmental disasters in US history. From 1920 to 1990, thousands were exposed to asbestos-contaminated dust, resulting in over 2,400 asbestos-related diseases and 700 deaths. Despite early warnings, WR Grace concealed the risks to protect profits. Decades later, cleanup continues, but the community still faces the devastating health consequences of corporate negligence.

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  • Stalin’s War on the Kulaks: The Tragedy of Dekulakization
    2025/07/20
    In the late 1920s and early 1930s, Stalin launched a brutal campaign to eliminate the kulaks, land-owning peasants, as part of Soviet collectivization. Nearly half a million died and millions were deported or displaced. The policy shattered rural society, led to famine, and left deep psychological scars, as families were torn apart and communities destroyed. Dekulakization consolidated Stalin’s power, demonstrating the regime’s willingness to use terror against perceived class enemies.

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