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All week sombre-faced Germans filed past the huge new building that Adolf Hitler built as a symbol of Germany's might. It was a housepainter's dream of a Reichschancellery, nearly a quarter-mile long, with marble chambers and vast, tapestry-hung halls and an immense study...
Work in the Valley of the Kings at Luxor proceeded with painstaking slowness incomprehensible to the layman who would prefer to tear the secrets of the ages from TutankhAmen's breast in a day. Howard Carter and his staff have removed large quantities of highly decorated treasures, many of...
The crematorium might have been a big bakeshop or a very small blast furnace. Here the Nazis carted the bodies, straight from the gas chambers. They cut them up scientifically. They could disintegrate 1,900 people a day.
When disputes arise between presiding judges and their assistants, they are settled in chambers. "Sometimes there are 2-to-1 votes, but often it is one of us voting with the presiding judge," says former Civil Servant and Side Judge Patricia Jensen.
-Craig Chambers, 34, a Santa Monica, Calif., ultra-marathoner