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Inside 'Shutter'

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Shutter is a horror movie about spirit photography. Read about Shutter.

Study Highlights Unique Stereotypes About Biracial Americans

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HowStuffWorks looks at a study on stereotypes surrounding biracial people, including attractiveness and insecurity.

How Geisha Work

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The novel "Memoirs of a Geisha" depicts geisha in the World War II era -- but it's fiction. Find out how geisha fit into Japanese culture.

Unit 731: Inhumane Medical Experimentation During WWII

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Before World War II officially began, Japan invaded China's Manchuria region (now called Guandong) in order to expand its territory and extract natural resources to grow its economy. Japan would commit numerous war crimes against the Chinese and people throughout the Asian-Pacific.

7 Manga Websites With Quality Options (Both Free and Paid)

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Manga, the Japanese form of illustrated narratives, is thriving as a medium and a business. With the advent of the internet, it's become increasingly easy to consume manga online, instead of purchasing (or borrowing) the physical editions of the work.

How the Ritchie Boys, Secret Refugee Infiltrators, Took on the Nazis

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The Ritchie Boys, many of them Jewish refugees, trained in the U.S. and returned to Europe to help defeat Hitler and the Nazis.

Why 'Final Fantasy VII' Endures 20 Years After Its Release

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On the 20th anniversary of the U.S. release of 'Final Fantasy VII,' HowStuffWorks explains what makes the game a classic.

American Culture: Symbols, Social Dynamics, Holidays and More

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People often describe America as a "melting pot" since the American population is a blend of so many different groups, each one with its own histories, traditions and customs. This makes the United States one of the most culturally diverse countries in the world, with this diversity reflected in every facet of American culture.

How Accents Work

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How do accents develop and why is it so hard to lose one? Learn all about accents from HowStuffWorks.

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