Mussolini’s blood, brain ‘for sale on eBay’ (Adelaide Now)
ONLINE auctioneers eBay have pulled the plug on a sale of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini’s blood and parts of his brain. More: continued here
ONLINE auctioneers eBay have pulled the plug on a sale of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini’s blood and parts of his brain. More: continued here
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The U.S. Postal Service today released yet another revised list of possible branch closures, and one D.C. office has been trimmed. The Northeast branch, located at 1563 Maryland Ave. NE, will stay. In Maryland, two other branches were also spared: the Friendship Heights branch, and the Silver Spring Center branch. The total list is now…
ITALIAN dictator Benito Mussolini’s blood and brain went on sale for €15,000 ($24,343) on online auction website eBay before the company pulled the ad posted by an anonymous seller. More: continued here
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