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World War II 'Death Railway' train station resurfaces in Thailand

Remnants of Nithe Station have resurfaced from beneath a reservoir as water levels dipped. Thousands of Allied prisoners of war and Asian laborers died while building the railway for the occupying Japanese forces in Southeast Asia. The railway was featured in the classic 1957 film “The Bridge on the River Kwai.”

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Agatha Christie meets Midnight in Paris in this witty, weird new show

Question: how many surrealists does it take to solve a murder? Answer: Lobster Telephone. A pan-European production originating in Belgium, This is Not a Murder Mystery is a weird, witty genre mash-up that reconstitutes the classic 1930s British country-house whodunit with a cast featuring disruptive titans of 20th …

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Nakahara Chuya

Poet Chuya Nakahara died relatively unknown in 1937 at only 30 years old. His first poetry collection was self-sponsored and sold just 50 copies. He did not live to see his second collection appear in print.

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