What was the annual unemployment rate for the years between 1929 & 1941?
Q. I have been trying to find out what the annual unemployment rate was for each year between 1929 & 1941 but I have been unable to find a web site that gives such information.
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Q. I have been trying to find out what the annual unemployment rate was for each year between 1929 & 1941 but I have been unable to find a web site that gives such information.
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How much money can I get out of a 1941 penny?
Q. See a few months ago on ripleys believe it or not they were showing a 1941 penny and they said it costed money..And I want to know how much and were can I go to cheak it out if possible..Cause I found a 1941 penny yesterday in my car..Can someone please help me?
Asked by lil hooker - Tue Jul 3 17:54:27 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Glad to meet a fellow coin buff. Recently I had my collection of 100 dimes valued for insurance purposes. They are worth $10!
Answered by Pastor Sauce - Tue Jul 3 17:57:34 2007
Q. See a few months ago on ripleys believe it or not they were showing a 1941 penny and they said it costed money..And I want to know how much and were can I go to cheak it out if possible..Cause I found a 1941 penny yesterday in my car..Can someone please help me?
Asked by lil hooker - Tue Jul 3 17:54:27 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Glad to meet a fellow coin buff. Recently I had my collection of 100 dimes valued for insurance purposes. They are worth $10!
Answered by Pastor Sauce - Tue Jul 3 17:57:34 2007
Was war between Japan and the United States in 1941 unavoidable?
Q. Was war between Japan and the United States in 1941 unavoidable? What was the role that China played during that time? What were some factors which intensified the conflict? What were some of the consequence in Asia of this war? where can i get this information from? LINK?
Asked by svc52 - Wed May 20 03:39:59 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was, but neither side wanted to give up what was necessary to give up to avoid the conflict. Essentially, both the United States and Japan wanted the same trading regions, mostly Asia and especially China. Eventually, the United States decided to hurt Japanese influence on the region by cutting off their oil supply from the United States (most of their oil came from America at the time). Japan realized that if it didn't do something, it would lose the Asian trading region, and possibly its economy. So it chose to attack. It did so in the only way that it could do so and win, by sneak attack. Either one could have given up the region, or they could have chosen to share it in accordance with free trade ideas. But both chose to try… [cont.]
Answered by I M everywhere U want 2 B - Wed May 20 03:50:15 2009
Q. Was war between Japan and the United States in 1941 unavoidable? What was the role that China played during that time? What were some factors which intensified the conflict? What were some of the consequence in Asia of this war? where can i get this information from? LINK?
Asked by svc52 - Wed May 20 03:39:59 2009 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It was, but neither side wanted to give up what was necessary to give up to avoid the conflict. Essentially, both the United States and Japan wanted the same trading regions, mostly Asia and especially China. Eventually, the United States decided to hurt Japanese influence on the region by cutting off their oil supply from the United States (most of their oil came from America at the time). Japan realized that if it didn't do something, it would lose the Asian trading region, and possibly its economy. So it chose to attack. It did so in the only way that it could do so and win, by sneak attack. Either one could have given up the region, or they could have chosen to share it in accordance with free trade ideas. But both chose to try… [cont.]
Answered by I M everywhere U want 2 B - Wed May 20 03:50:15 2009
I have an image taken from a book printed in 1941 reproduced from a 1858 print. Can I use it?
Q. The 1941 reproduction was privately printed and I can't find the original 1858 publisher. There was no credit given in the book.Only the title. Also this image has not shown up on the internet or other books. Do I need consent to use it? Who do I contact for permission?
Asked by James - Tue Jul 28 22:54:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In regards to works created prior to Jan. 1, 1978, copyright protection automatically lasted for 28 years, and the copyright owner then had the option to renew for an additional 28 years. In most cases (with some exceptions), if a work was created more than 56 (28+28) years ago, it is in the public domain. 2009 - 56 = 1953 or older. You're alright. There was a new law put in place on 1/1/78 though. If a work was created on or after that date, the work is copyright protected for MUCH longer.
Answered by fotoguy - Wed Jul 29 03:31:42 2009
Q. The 1941 reproduction was privately printed and I can't find the original 1858 publisher. There was no credit given in the book.Only the title. Also this image has not shown up on the internet or other books. Do I need consent to use it? Who do I contact for permission?
Asked by James - Tue Jul 28 22:54:55 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In regards to works created prior to Jan. 1, 1978, copyright protection automatically lasted for 28 years, and the copyright owner then had the option to renew for an additional 28 years. In most cases (with some exceptions), if a work was created more than 56 (28+28) years ago, it is in the public domain. 2009 - 56 = 1953 or older. You're alright. There was a new law put in place on 1/1/78 though. If a work was created on or after that date, the work is copyright protected for MUCH longer.
Answered by fotoguy - Wed Jul 29 03:31:42 2009
Is a 1941 Blank sided penny worth anything?
Q. I have a 1941 penny that is blank on one side. The blank side is completely flat & doesn't even have the outer rim. Is it worth anything? I have a 1941 penny that is blank on one side. The blank side is completely flat & doesn't even have the outer rim. I'm pretty certain the blank side wasn't scratched off. Is it worth anything?
Asked by Tory - Wed Aug 5 00:03:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to my coin book, $2.50 to $3.50.
Answered by Ima Lefty - Wed Aug 5 00:22:06 2009
Q. I have a 1941 penny that is blank on one side. The blank side is completely flat & doesn't even have the outer rim. Is it worth anything? I have a 1941 penny that is blank on one side. The blank side is completely flat & doesn't even have the outer rim. I'm pretty certain the blank side wasn't scratched off. Is it worth anything?
Asked by Tory - Wed Aug 5 00:03:57 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. According to my coin book, $2.50 to $3.50.
Answered by Ima Lefty - Wed Aug 5 00:22:06 2009
What famous historical event happened on this day in 1941?
Q. What famous historical event happened on this day in 1941? I KNOW some of you servicepeople (especially sailors and marines) know the answer - some of you are stationed where it happened!
Asked by The Infamous Vinnie G - Thu Dec 7 16:23:33 2006 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pearl Harbor. 2,300 people doesn't seem like that big of a deal when you think of how many people die of completely preventable things like tuberculosis, malaria, dirty water or starvation every die. Or the people in Sudan. Or the 100,00+ innocent Iraqi civilians in the US's initial bombing. But the exciting things are what catch people's attention. For ex., breast cancer tons of attention, prostate cancer- cricket chirp.
Answered by Loves Papillons - Fri Dec 8 01:11:30 2006
Q. What famous historical event happened on this day in 1941? I KNOW some of you servicepeople (especially sailors and marines) know the answer - some of you are stationed where it happened!
Asked by The Infamous Vinnie G - Thu Dec 7 16:23:33 2006 - - 18 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Pearl Harbor. 2,300 people doesn't seem like that big of a deal when you think of how many people die of completely preventable things like tuberculosis, malaria, dirty water or starvation every die. Or the people in Sudan. Or the 100,00+ innocent Iraqi civilians in the US's initial bombing. But the exciting things are what catch people's attention. For ex., breast cancer tons of attention, prostate cancer- cricket chirp.
Answered by Loves Papillons - Fri Dec 8 01:11:30 2006
Where can I find info about a sunken ship in 1941 ?
Q. I am looking for more info about a British ship (Yorkshire) sunken by the Germans in April 1941 at Pirea Harbor (Greece). It was carrying banknotes printed for Turkish goverment from UK to Turkey.
Asked by kaanu - Tue Nov 27 01:29:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The British Ministry of Defence and the Imperial War Museum in London are obvious places to start. The Admiralty and the Royal Navy may be able to help you directly without going via the Defence Ministry.
Answered by janniel - Tue Nov 27 01:39:35 2007
Q. I am looking for more info about a British ship (Yorkshire) sunken by the Germans in April 1941 at Pirea Harbor (Greece). It was carrying banknotes printed for Turkish goverment from UK to Turkey.
Asked by kaanu - Tue Nov 27 01:29:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The British Ministry of Defence and the Imperial War Museum in London are obvious places to start. The Admiralty and the Royal Navy may be able to help you directly without going via the Defence Ministry.
Answered by janniel - Tue Nov 27 01:39:35 2007
Where can i find a video / dvd of the 1941 clydside blitz?
Q. I am trying to find a dvd or video of the 1941 Clydside blitz to give to my dad for Christmas. He saw quite recently in a newspaper an advertisment for just such a dvd, but can't remember which newspaper. The dvds contain historical newsreal footage of the events of the time. My father was bombed out during the blitz as a 14 year old and moved to London with his family who had previosly been coal merchant's in Glasgow. If anyone could advise me where I can find a copy of either a dvd or video that would be great.
Asked by CLAREmc - Fri Dec 15 20:50:01 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here you go: the clydeside blitz dvd it's UK Format though. Here's a book: Amazon.com: The Holy City - A Tale of Clydebank: Books: Meg Henderson ... the history of Clydebank and the surrouding area that was involved in the Blitz. ... and a very accurate account of life in Clydeside during that conflict. ...
Answered by thebattwoman - Sat Dec 16 00:27:06 2006
Q. I am trying to find a dvd or video of the 1941 Clydside blitz to give to my dad for Christmas. He saw quite recently in a newspaper an advertisment for just such a dvd, but can't remember which newspaper. The dvds contain historical newsreal footage of the events of the time. My father was bombed out during the blitz as a 14 year old and moved to London with his family who had previosly been coal merchant's in Glasgow. If anyone could advise me where I can find a copy of either a dvd or video that would be great.
Asked by CLAREmc - Fri Dec 15 20:50:01 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here you go: the clydeside blitz dvd it's UK Format though. Here's a book: Amazon.com: The Holy City - A Tale of Clydebank: Books: Meg Henderson ... the history of Clydebank and the surrouding area that was involved in the Blitz. ... and a very accurate account of life in Clydeside during that conflict. ...
Answered by thebattwoman - Sat Dec 16 00:27:06 2006
How do you say 1941 1960 and 1969 in french?
Q. How do you say 1941 1960 and 1969 in french? Thank you in advance :)
Asked by Madeline ! - Tue Jan 5 16:17:36 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1941 : mille neuf cent quarante et un 1960 : mille neuf cent soixante 1969 : mille neuf cent soixante-neuf
Answered by Alex - Tue Jan 5 16:37:30 2010
Q. How do you say 1941 1960 and 1969 in french? Thank you in advance :)
Asked by Madeline ! - Tue Jan 5 16:17:36 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 1941 : mille neuf cent quarante et un 1960 : mille neuf cent soixante 1969 : mille neuf cent soixante-neuf
Answered by Alex - Tue Jan 5 16:37:30 2010
How can I find out what versions of plants were around in 1941 - I want to recreate a windowbox my mother made
Q. I have a detailed drawing but don't know what nasturtiums weren't around - And penstemons? And lobelias? And does anyone know what a Heavenly Blue was? Where can I look? The RHS site was useless and there are few gardeners around who remember 1941. Many thanks
Asked by Susanna G - Sat Feb 10 14:30:39 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kew Gardens might help.
Answered by hotclaws - Sat Feb 10 14:39:23 2007
Q. I have a detailed drawing but don't know what nasturtiums weren't around - And penstemons? And lobelias? And does anyone know what a Heavenly Blue was? Where can I look? The RHS site was useless and there are few gardeners around who remember 1941. Many thanks
Asked by Susanna G - Sat Feb 10 14:30:39 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Kew Gardens might help.
Answered by hotclaws - Sat Feb 10 14:39:23 2007
Percentage of Heavy smoking and drinking American Soldiers shortly before December 7, 1941?
Q. what percentage of male american G.I.s were smokers and what percentage of them were heavy smokers. and also for female G.I.s. Also shortly after december 7.1941 what percentage for both male and female social dinkers.
Asked by Ash - Fri May 9 00:54:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most likely the same percentage as the general population. The military was relatively small and women were not really an official part of the military until 1941 anyway although they have served in combat since the Revolutionary War in the US, although they have served in combat roles all over the world since recorded history started.
Answered by Wiz - Fri May 9 13:10:47 2008
Q. what percentage of male american G.I.s were smokers and what percentage of them were heavy smokers. and also for female G.I.s. Also shortly after december 7.1941 what percentage for both male and female social dinkers.
Asked by Ash - Fri May 9 00:54:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most likely the same percentage as the general population. The military was relatively small and women were not really an official part of the military until 1941 anyway although they have served in combat since the Revolutionary War in the US, although they have served in combat roles all over the world since recorded history started.
Answered by Wiz - Fri May 9 13:10:47 2008
How to get a title on a 1941 car?
Q. I bought an old 1941 car in Arkansas and received a bill of sale and title but the back of the title was filled up with previous owners who never put the title into their name just resold the car. I live in Texas and when I went to get a title they told me I have to get a bonded title because the car could be worth 15,000 dollars, but was purchased for a few hundred. I was told it would cost me 500 dollars just to get a title in my name. Is there another way or is this it?
Asked by Alicia S - Mon Jun 2 18:42:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless those previous owners were all dealers, then you're screwed. I would go back to the person you bought it from, tell him he either needs to transfer title into his name or refund you're money, because he has not done his duty as seller: providing you with a clean and clear title. It depends on how much you really want this car. Sounds like too much hassle to me.
Answered by dark_angel_91585 - Tue Jun 3 20:57:39 2008
Q. I bought an old 1941 car in Arkansas and received a bill of sale and title but the back of the title was filled up with previous owners who never put the title into their name just resold the car. I live in Texas and when I went to get a title they told me I have to get a bonded title because the car could be worth 15,000 dollars, but was purchased for a few hundred. I was told it would cost me 500 dollars just to get a title in my name. Is there another way or is this it?
Asked by Alicia S - Mon Jun 2 18:42:27 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless those previous owners were all dealers, then you're screwed. I would go back to the person you bought it from, tell him he either needs to transfer title into his name or refund you're money, because he has not done his duty as seller: providing you with a clean and clear title. It depends on how much you really want this car. Sounds like too much hassle to me.
Answered by dark_angel_91585 - Tue Jun 3 20:57:39 2008
What did the Japanese in Vietnam from 1941-1945 (wen they left) 10p?
Q. I am writing an essay on Vietnam War but cannot find any information on Japan in Vietnam from 1941-1945. Please help!!
Asked by History Is Me - Thu Aug 23 05:20:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Never studied this but there was a direct link between the famine of 1945 and the Japanese military and commercial policy. I suppose turning Indochina into an area of food supplies, stripping the country of food in order to feed its army and leaving them with no stores. If you are at Uni check out "A Sudden Rampage: The Japanese Occupation of Southeast Asia, 1941-1945 Journal article by Leszek Buszynski; Pacific Affairs, Vol. 75, 2002" or one of the online databases would pick out more stuff... good luck...
Answered by Teal R - Thu Aug 23 05:46:06 2007
Q. I am writing an essay on Vietnam War but cannot find any information on Japan in Vietnam from 1941-1945. Please help!!
Asked by History Is Me - Thu Aug 23 05:20:26 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Never studied this but there was a direct link between the famine of 1945 and the Japanese military and commercial policy. I suppose turning Indochina into an area of food supplies, stripping the country of food in order to feed its army and leaving them with no stores. If you are at Uni check out "A Sudden Rampage: The Japanese Occupation of Southeast Asia, 1941-1945 Journal article by Leszek Buszynski; Pacific Affairs, Vol. 75, 2002" or one of the online databases would pick out more stuff... good luck...
Answered by Teal R - Thu Aug 23 05:46:06 2007
How much money is the Honolulu Star bulletin original 1941 pearl harbor newspaper worth?
Q. (The sunday december 7th 1941 pearl harbor issue)
Asked by Juan R - Tue May 6 21:25:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Advertise it on EBay, it is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it.
Answered by bgee2001ca - Wed May 7 10:43:08 2008
Q. (The sunday december 7th 1941 pearl harbor issue)
Asked by Juan R - Tue May 6 21:25:52 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Advertise it on EBay, it is worth whatever someone is willing to pay for it.
Answered by bgee2001ca - Wed May 7 10:43:08 2008
What was so significant about John Curtin s media announcement of 27th December 1941?
Q. What was so significant about John Curtin s media announcement of 27th December 1941?
Asked by gb - Mon Jul 28 08:36:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Australia had previously been a firmly 'British' country, looking to Britain for support and military assistance. In early December 1941, the Japanese attacked British and American colonies in Asia. The British were fighting desperately, and without allies, against Germany and not doing very well. They had little to spare to hold Singapore and thus keep the Japanese away from Australia. This is not quite true, they did have significant military assets at Singapore, but they lacked key weapons that compromised the whole, and British leadership was terrible. With Singapore under threat and the war against Japan going very badly, Curtin made the momentous (but 'no-brainer') decision to place Australia's fate in the hands of the United… [cont.]
Answered by llordlloyd - Tue Jul 29 23:50:33 2008
Q. What was so significant about John Curtin s media announcement of 27th December 1941?
Asked by gb - Mon Jul 28 08:36:03 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Australia had previously been a firmly 'British' country, looking to Britain for support and military assistance. In early December 1941, the Japanese attacked British and American colonies in Asia. The British were fighting desperately, and without allies, against Germany and not doing very well. They had little to spare to hold Singapore and thus keep the Japanese away from Australia. This is not quite true, they did have significant military assets at Singapore, but they lacked key weapons that compromised the whole, and British leadership was terrible. With Singapore under threat and the war against Japan going very badly, Curtin made the momentous (but 'no-brainer') decision to place Australia's fate in the hands of the United… [cont.]
Answered by llordlloyd - Tue Jul 29 23:50:33 2008
How hard is it to install recessed lighting in a house built in 1941?
Q. A union electrician will be assisting me, I just want to make sure the project isn't to difficult. Due to the age of the house.
Asked by newbssv3@sbcglobal.net - Wed May 13 15:44:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on whether there is a second floor or not. The house probably has plaster walls. Cutting the opening for the light(s) will be simple enough but running the wire will be difficult if there is a floor above you. That means in order to run the wire you may have to cut some holes in the ceiling and walls to fish the wire along. It may even require you having to cut a notch the length of the wire. Feel free to contract me through my profile. I have some questions of my own I would have to ask before I elaborated any further.
Answered by life_loverfl - Wed May 13 15:53:20 2009
Q. A union electrician will be assisting me, I just want to make sure the project isn't to difficult. Due to the age of the house.
Asked by newbssv3@sbcglobal.net - Wed May 13 15:44:48 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It depends on whether there is a second floor or not. The house probably has plaster walls. Cutting the opening for the light(s) will be simple enough but running the wire will be difficult if there is a floor above you. That means in order to run the wire you may have to cut some holes in the ceiling and walls to fish the wire along. It may even require you having to cut a notch the length of the wire. Feel free to contract me through my profile. I have some questions of my own I would have to ask before I elaborated any further.
Answered by life_loverfl - Wed May 13 15:53:20 2009
What were some significant events in history between 1929 and 1941?
Q. I know of a few but I would like some more just to jog my memory! Thanks! :)
Asked by av3109 - Mon Jan 7 22:24:02 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The great Depressionin the US. The Spanish Civil War. The rise of Adolph Hitler. The election of FDR, his New Deal. The invasion of Manchuria by Japan. The Berlin Olympics in 1936 and Jesse Owens. Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Hitler. The German invasion of the Sudetenland. Pear Harbor in Dec. 1941.
Answered by B.O'REilly - Mon Jan 7 22:31:13 2008
Q. I know of a few but I would like some more just to jog my memory! Thanks! :)
Asked by av3109 - Mon Jan 7 22:24:02 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The great Depressionin the US. The Spanish Civil War. The rise of Adolph Hitler. The election of FDR, his New Deal. The invasion of Manchuria by Japan. The Berlin Olympics in 1936 and Jesse Owens. Neville Chamberlain's appeasement of Hitler. The German invasion of the Sudetenland. Pear Harbor in Dec. 1941.
Answered by B.O'REilly - Mon Jan 7 22:31:13 2008
What do you think about genocide of cerbians by croatians in 1941-1945?
Q. Does anybody knows about it?Or all we know it is just what happened in 1990s?
Asked by mariposa - Mon May 4 01:06:17 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce. --Karl Marx
Answered by Pooh. - Mon May 4 01:13:39 2009
Q. Does anybody knows about it?Or all we know it is just what happened in 1990s?
Asked by mariposa - Mon May 4 01:06:17 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce. --Karl Marx
Answered by Pooh. - Mon May 4 01:13:39 2009
how to remove a 1941 mercury ignition lock cylinder?
Q. My key does not work in the ignition. I need to take out the lock and have it repaired. I have not been able to take it out. I have dropped the steering column and have not been able to remove the lock. Please adivse if anyone knows how to do this.
Asked by Louie - Mon Jun 23 11:07:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. isnt the ignition switch on a 41 mercury on the dash?--- A good locksmith can come out and make you a key on site--or go in your phone book and call locksmiths--her there is a chain of locksmiths called pop a lock but i dont know how much of the country they cover--just had a taurus done in a parking lot--service call and 2 new keys === 85 bucks
Answered by . . F R E D D I E . .K - Thu Jun 26 00:36:38 2008
Q. My key does not work in the ignition. I need to take out the lock and have it repaired. I have not been able to take it out. I have dropped the steering column and have not been able to remove the lock. Please adivse if anyone knows how to do this.
Asked by Louie - Mon Jun 23 11:07:54 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. isnt the ignition switch on a 41 mercury on the dash?--- A good locksmith can come out and make you a key on site--or go in your phone book and call locksmiths--her there is a chain of locksmiths called pop a lock but i dont know how much of the country they cover--just had a taurus done in a parking lot--service call and 2 new keys === 85 bucks
Answered by . . F R E D D I E . .K - Thu Jun 26 00:36:38 2008
How many places did the Japanese land troops on Dec 8, 1941?
Q. It's for my daughters history assignment and we can't find the answer anywhere...
Asked by lynnie - Sun Apr 27 17:50:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Access to web information is best sought through "Day of Infamy." Roosevelt's speech coined that phrase. In that speech he makes reference to Japanese attacks on Hong Kong, Guam, the Phillipines and the Marshall Islands; but the method of attack was not specified. My guess is that the attacks were by either or both of aerial bombing and naval bombardment. I think it is highly unlikely that actual invasions occured until later. Therefore, my uneducated guess would be "None."
Answered by picador - Sun Apr 27 20:05:34 2008
Q. It's for my daughters history assignment and we can't find the answer anywhere...
Asked by lynnie - Sun Apr 27 17:50:22 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Access to web information is best sought through "Day of Infamy." Roosevelt's speech coined that phrase. In that speech he makes reference to Japanese attacks on Hong Kong, Guam, the Phillipines and the Marshall Islands; but the method of attack was not specified. My guess is that the attacks were by either or both of aerial bombing and naval bombardment. I think it is highly unlikely that actual invasions occured until later. Therefore, my uneducated guess would be "None."
Answered by picador - Sun Apr 27 20:05:34 2008
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