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    1859: The Piedmontese army crosses the Sesia River and defeats the Austrians at Palestro.

    1862: Union General Henry Halleck enters Corinth, Mississippi.

    1868: Memorial Day begins when two women place flowers on both Confederate and Union graves.

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    1913: The First Balkan War ends.

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    1942: A thousand-plane raid on the German city of Cologne is launched by Great Britain. Almost 1,500 tons of bombs rain down in 90 minutes, delivering a devastating blow to the Germans medieval city as well as its morale.

    1951: Eighth Army regained the Kansas Line.

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