Gehnall Persson won gold in equestrian in the 1948 Olympics, but was later stripped of his medals when authorities found out who he really was.
Why?
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The first fatal plane crash took place in 1908.
Who was the pilot?
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Name the English and British Monarchs from these on screen portrayals.
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Former US Army Private Joe Dresnok was one of the biggest movie stars in what country?
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The Mongol Empire reached its height in 1279.
If it existed today, to the nearest billion people, what would it’s population be?
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In 1821, John Davis was believed to have become the first person to set foot in what place?
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To the nearest thousand, how many people were living in New Zealand when Jesus was alive?
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Pedro Lascurain holds the record for the shortest term as President of a country.
To the nearest hour, how long did he serve as President of Mexico in 1913?
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What means of communication had its origins in a code developed to enable Napoleon’s soldiers to communicate with each other in the dark?
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This question is about Oskar, who was on board the German battleship Bismarck when it sank in May 1941, then was aboard the British destroyer Cossack when it sank in October, and the British aircraft carrier Ark Royal when it sank the following month.
What is unusual about Oskar?
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