Elon Musk is also on the list - on which the bible appears at #10. The others mentioned so far are all higher...
That's it. A list produced annually of the top 100 most visited (English language) Wikipedia pages. For 2022, Dahmer was second on the list, 1.8 million behind Cleopatra. Rather oddly, 20th on the list was Wikipedia itself. Over to you.
More specifically, it's Watford's second goal in their 4-4 draw against Coventry, played at the then home of Norwich FC in 1931.
Extraordinarily civil of you BB Now, in the absence of a decent question I'll just use the first one which comes to mind. Some infamous countries in the past had laws against interracial marriage eg. the USA in the past, South Africa and Nazi Germany but in which country was the practice of interracial marriage compulsory ?
All yours Yorkie Jose Gaspar Rodriguez de Francia (why are their names always so long !) who ruled the country from 1814 to 1840 (immediately upon independence from Spain), made a law prohibiting all European marriages in the country. Meaning that Europeans could only marry indigenous, mixed race, or partners of African descent. This was presumably to prevent a 'colonial class' from multiplying in the country. Take it away.
