Darwin
Darwin Island is located in THIS archipelago.
Galapagos Archipelago
HE wore his UNC college shorts under his Chicago Bulls uniform for many games as a mascot.
Michael Jordan
In Russia and the former USSR countries THIS song is also known as “Blue Frost” or “Blue Song”.
"One Way Ticket" is a song by Eruption
Name the most famous member of the Serb-Bosnian revolutionary organization "Mlada Bosna", which was active from 1912 to 1914.
Gavrilo Princip
The content of THIS were the words: “Wonderful are thy works, O Lord.”
The words “Wonderful are thy works, O Lord” were the contents of the first telegram in world history, sent on May 24, 1844.
This Australian city is named Darwin and is the capital of THIS state.
Northen Territory
This talisman, shaped like a hand with an eye in the center, is common in Middle Eastern cultures and is believed to ward off the "evil eye."
Hamsa / Fatima's hand
Blue collars is the name given to the representatives of THIS class.
Blue Collars are the name given to members of the working class who work in manufacturing and industry.
The ANZAC military formation, fighting in the Turkish direction, far from home, was an Army Corps made up of military personnel from these TWO COUNTRIES.
Australia and New Zealand
On September 8, 1909, HIS telegram was sent to New York, beginning with: "Pounded the Stars and Stripes into the North Pole"
Robert Peary sent a telegram to New York City (Peary Arctic Expedition of 1908-1909)
During the celebrations of the coronation of George IV, IT was the first to pass under the new London Bridge.
HMS Beagle
THEY were Trix and Flix, both dressed in red and white.
Trix and Flix are the mascots of the 2008 European Football Championship, which was held in Switzerland and Austria.
Contrary to popular belief, "Aristocrats" is not used in England - only "Blues" and "Pensioners". We are talking about the nicknames of THIS club.
FC Chelsea
"Lutsk Breakthrough" - an offensive operation of Russian troops on the Southwestern Front from May 22 to September 7, 1916, was carried out under the command of THIS GENERAL, and subsequently received his name.
The Brusilov (Lutsk) Breakthrough was an offensive operation carried out by the armies of the Southwestern Front under the command of General Alexei Brusilov from June 4 to August 13, 1916.
In 1950, HE wrote a telegram to Democratic President Harry Truman asking him to request a "list of 57 Communists" from then Secretary of State Dean Acheson.
Senator Joseph McCarthy sent a telegram to Democratic President Harry Truman asking him to request a "list of 57 Communists" from then-Secretary of State Dean Acheson.
It is believed that in his poem "The Botanic Garden" HE anticipated the theory of evolution, describing how stamens and pistils in the past had some common ancestor.
Erasmus Darwin
THIS bird, named Ollie, was one of the mascots of the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney.
Ollie the Kookaburra was one of the mascots of the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney.
Since 1957, the so-called “blue period” began in HIS work, and in 1960 he patented the composition he had invented.
Yves Klein
In one episode of Doctor Who, soldiers sing the psalm "Silent Night". The action of the episode takes place during the events of 1914, which received THAT common name.
Christmas truce
THAT is the title of an open letter written on April 16, 1963, by Martin Luther King Jr. The letter speaks of the moral responsibility to fight unjust laws, including through direct action as opposed to passively waiting for a just court decision.
Letter from Birmingham Jail
In the 2021/22 season, HE became the top scorer of the Portuguese championship. He is currently the current forward (striker) of Liverpool
Darwin Núñez
The mascot of the Royal Norwegian Guard, the penguin Nils Olav, bears the symbolic title of Baron of THIS island.
The mascot of the Royal Norwegian Guard, the penguin Nils Olav III, holds the title of Baron of the uninhabited volcanic island of Bouvet in the South Atlantic Ocean.
Autumn of 1992. 33-year-old Julie has survived a car accident, but has lost her composer husband Patrice de Courcy and her daughter Anna.Name the film
Trois Couleurs: Bleu (three colurs: blue)
For the needs of military aviation, this German ENGINEER built the first all-metal aircraft in 1917.
Hugo Junkers was a German engineer who built the first all-metal aircraft in 1915.
THIS was an open letter from the players of the Russian national football team demanding a change of head coach and improvement of the players' financial support, written on November 17, 1993, after a match in the qualifying tournament for the 1994 World Cup against the Greek national team in Athens. The letter caused a serious conflict and had a negative impact on the team's performance.
"The Letter of the Fourteen"