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Duke Ellington publicity photo, 1940s (public domain via Wikipedia) 85 Years Ago—Feb. 15, 1941: Norwegian Lutheran bishops denounce Nazi brutality. First Wrens (Women’s Royal Naval Service) report for duty at Bletchley Park in England. Duke Ellington records hit song “Take the ‘A’ Train.” Listen to the original recording or watch a video of the song from the 1942 movie “Reveille with Beverly” on the Smithsonian website. Women’s Royal Naval Service poster, WWIIThe post Today in World War II History—February 15, 1941 first appeared on Sarah Sundin.

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The Federal Aviation Authority will now mandate that all commercial airlines formally commit to merit-based hiring for pilots

Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit to Jeffrey Epstein, November 2012: "Soon people won't be able to make new humans anymore… We can just design them in a lab" pic.twitter.com/THYw3nX5j7 — Whiplash347 (@Whiplash437) February 13, 2026

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