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Germany deployed Zeppelins during WW1
During "Christmas Truce" of 1914, soldiers from each side played games of Soccer
2010, Germany finally paid of WW1 reparations
The Treaty of Versailles limited the Germany army to 100,000 men
April 1917, the month in which USA declared war on Germany
Peter Ustinov - Father fought as WW1 figher pilot in Germany
Ireland - Lusitania sunk off the coast of Ireland

World War 2
After seizing the French archives, Nazis destroyed master copy of Treaty of Versailles
Highest award for bravery in the US, is the Medal Of Honor
Operation Overlord - code name for the Invasion of Normandy by the Allies
Jean-Louis Darlan - French Admiral & commander of the Vichy fleet
Marianas Turkey Shoot - Battle Of the Philippine Sea
Romania - joined Tripartite Pact in late Nov 1940
Appeasement - Britain & France's policy towards Germany in the lead up to WW2

Star Wars
Luke Skywalker grew up on Tatooine
"Join me and I will complete your training"
In "A New Hope" what happens to Luke's Aunt and Uncle after Luke finds Obi-Wan = killed by Storm Troopers
Yoda lifts his X-Wing from the swamp in "The Empire Strikes Back" that shocks Luke
Reek is what Anakin rode in "Attack Of The Clones"
Episode 3 - Anakin returns to what news from Padme - "That she is Pregnant"
Imperial Center - official name of planet wide City Coruscant during Galactic Empire, Star Wars

Star Trek
Jeffrey Combs - Thylek Shran in Enterprise
Denobulan - Dr. Phlox in Enterprise
Vorta - Weyoun in Deep Space Nine
Leonard Nimoy - Mr. Spock in original series
178 - episodes, "Star Trek: The Next Generation"
George Takei - Mr. Sulu in original series
Mr. Woof - In Star Trek: The Next Generation what Mrs. Troi calls Woof

Shakespeare
Juliet belongs to Capulet house
154 Sonnets written by Shakespeare
Hamlet is set in Denmark, by Shakespeare
Elizabeth I was British monarch when Shakespeare was born
Enobarbus provides a poetic description of Cleopatra's barge
Virgillia is the name of the title character's wife in "Coriolanus"
Julius Caesar - an anachronistic Shakespeare play which depicts the tolling of a clock, centuries before such clocks were invented

Boxing -
WBA - A is for Association
Robert De Niro - is Jake LaMotta in the film "Raging Bull"
1986 - Mike Tyson became youngest World Heavyweight Champion
Dempsey VS Tunney - two boxers were involved in "Battle of the Long Count" in 1927
Ukraine - Klitschko brothers originated from Ukraine

Golf - 7
Dog - A hole with a fairway that bends is usually described with reference to which animal
Green - color jacket that winer of Masters golf tournament traditionally wears
Red - Tiger Woods traditionally wears on the last day of a golf tournament
Golf - Eugenio Saraceni changed his name to Gene Sarazen and became a legend in golf
Fuzzy Zoeller -  defeated Greg Norman in a play off to win 1984 US Open
Hootie Johnson - former Chairman of Augusta National was known for his battle w/ militant feminist Martha Burk
He wears two golf gloves - American golfer Tommy Gainey is known for this unusual custom

Baseball
Carlos May's bday is May 17, wore #17 Jersey
Philadelphia Phillies, only MLB team with a bell in its logo
42 - Mariano Rivera was last active major leaguer to wear what  number
Mel Ott - first Giant to hit 30  home runs in a season
Jessie Orosco - entering 2014, holds the record for most games pitched
Bob Gibson - in 1968, threw 13 shutouts and set a record with an ERA of just 1.12
Ty Cobb - 1909, lead the American league with all of 9 home runs all of them inside-the-park

Animals
Indian Cobra does not have feathers
Tigress is the female ver of Tiger
Lion is the only cat with a mane
Elephants were often used in War
Llama is the domesticated ver of the guanaco
Leveret is a young hare in its first year

Geography
Red, white, green Italian flag
Himalayas, mountain range that stretches 2400km westward from a peak called Nanga Parbat to one called Namcha Barwa

Burj Al Arab is in Dubai
Germany has The Black Forest
Hong Kong, Disney opened a theme park on Sept 12 2005
Georgia is named after St. George
Royal Mile is a famous street in which capital city = Edinburgh



Romeo and Juliet = Young Love
Montague = Romeo's family
Juliet = Capulet

Capulet's gives a party, Romeo and his friends attends the party















The only Allied country who won but paid compensation was the USA, to Japan. In 1988, under the Civil Liberties Act, U.S. President, Ronald Reagan, apologized to the Japanese-Americans interned in camps during World War II and agreed to pay $20,000 to each surviving former detainee.

At the conference on German External Debts, in London, 1952, Germany's post-war debts were written down to just under 7 billion deutschemarks (worth about $3 billion at today's currency rates) from 16.2 billion deutschemarks, whilst its pre-war debts were reduced to 7.3 billion deutschemarks,

Additionally, Germany had to relinquish the country's power and divide itself initially into four Allied-owned zones, which were demilitarized and removed of their weaponry.

On January 14th 1946, in Paris, two forms of reparation were set up for the allies, in forms of shares: all reparations including funds, and those in the form of 'industrial and other capital equipment'. The U.K., U.S., France and Yugoslavia were the biggest shareholders.

On top of that, Germany signed an agreement on September 10th 1952, confirming that West Germany would agree to pay 3 billion deutschemarks to Israel in instalments and 450 million deutschemarks to the World Jewish Congress, a federation which represents Jewish communities, over 12 years.

Similar to the situation with Greece, Israel's finance minister, Yuval Steinitz, announced in 2009 that he wanted Germany to pay between 450 million to 1 billion euros in reparations for Jews forced into slave labor during the Holocaust – despite the fact that Germany had paid off their allocated debt to Israel.

While it remains unclear on how much Germany originally owed and how much it has to pay back now – given interest on top of the original loan and countries claiming they haven't been paid enough – one writer has hazarded an estimate. According to Pablo De Grieff, author of "The Handbook of Reparations", by September 30th 1965, Germany had paid $4.5 billion, which rose to a total of more than $38.6 billion by 2000.

Japan

For Japan, paying back its WWII reparations were more complicated. After WWII, it was estimated that by the Allies that Japan had lost 42 percent of its national wealth. Therefore in 1951, Japan signed a treaty to which would work for both sides.

Signed in San Francisco 1951, the 'Treaty of Peace with Japan', meant that "Japan will transfer its assets and those of its nationals in countries which were neutral during the war, or which were at war with any of the Allied Powers, or, at its option, the equivalent of such assets, to the International Committee of the Red Cross which shall liquidate such assets and distribute the resultant fund to appropriate national agencies."

In total, Japan's government agreed to make a payment of $6.67million to the International Red Cross, as compensation to former prisoners of war.

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Christopher Gerteis, Senior Lecturer in the History of Contemporary Japan, at the SOAS, University of London, told CNBC via email, that "the amounts paid, though seemingly small, were negotiated and paid during the 1950s. Indeed, most East and Southeast Asian governments consider the matter of reparations closed.

"What is important to note here is that an significant minority of South Koreans and Chinese do not accept these reparations as adequate – no matter what agreements have been signed. It is a complex issue, fraught with legal, moral, and historical concerns that strike deep at those who choose to think about it."

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Who else?

There are other countries that had to pay reparations as part of the Paris Peace Treaties agreement in 1947.

Italy ($360 million)

Italy was one of the main Axis Powers alongside Germany and Japan. Under a peace treaty, it was required to pay $125 million to Yugoslavia, $105m to Greece, $100m to the Soviet Union, $25m to Ethiopia and $5m to Albania.

Finland ($300 million)

Out of all the countries that were required to pay reparations from World War II, Finland is the only one known to have paid its bill in full when it sent $300 million to the Soviet Union in 1952.

Hungary ($300 million)

Under a peace treaty, Hungary was required to pay $200 million to the Soviet Union, and $100m to Czechslovakia and Yugoslavia.

Romania ($300 million)

Under a peace treaty, Romania had to pay $300 million to the Soviet Union, for the damage it caused with its "military operations". According to the treaty, it was to be made "payable over eight years from September 12, 1944, in commodities."

Bulgaria ($70 million)

Bulgaria was asked to pay $45 million to Greece, and $25m to Yugoslavia. For the full $70 million, the treaty said it was to be made "payable in kind from the products of manufacturing and extractive industries and agriculture over eight years."