It's always dangerous to start a question with the word "where". Question setters should try to specify whether the answer
they're expecting is the name of a town, country, etc.
Charlemagne (was also born there) |
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Aachen (Aix–la–Chappelle) |
Osama Bin Laden (city in northern Pakistan, where he had lived since 2005) |
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Abbottabad |
Anne Frank (concentration camp) |
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Bergen–Belsen |
Edward II |
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Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire |
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (supposedly); Che Guevara |
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Bolivia |
Thomas à Becket |
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Canterbury Cathedral |
Gracie Fields (1979) |
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Capri |
Glenn Miller (disappeared in December 1944, while en route to Paris) |
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English Channel |
Paul Gauguin (1903) |
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French Polynesia (Marquesas Islands) |
Mary Queen of Scots executed (1587) |
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Fotheringay Castle, Northamptonshire |
Christopher Shale (Chairman of West Oxfordshire Conservative Association, and a close associate
of David Cameron; died of a heart attack in 2011, aged 56; his body was undiscovered for 18 hours) |
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Glastonbury Festival |
Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, The Big Bopper |
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Iowa |
Idi Amin |
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Jeddah |
Oliver Reed (during filming of Gladiator) |
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Malta |
John Stonehouse (faked his death in 1974 at) |
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Miami |
Bob Marley (after being taken ill during a flight that made a stopover there) |
Dylan Thomas |
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New York |
Captain Matthew Webb |
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Niagara Falls |
Queen Victoria |
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Osborne House (Isle of Wight) |
Margot Fonteyn |
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Panama City |
Jim Morrison (discovered by his girlfriend in the bath at his apartment) |
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Paris |
After experiencing difficulty negotiating the stairs at her flat in Chester Square, Belgravia, Margaret Thatcher
spent the last four months of her life, and died after suffering a stroke, at (London building) |
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The Ritz Hotel |
Joan of Arc (burned at the stake) |
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Rouen |
Napoleon Bonaparte (a possession of the British East India Company) |
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St. Helena |
Robert Louis Stevenson |
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Samoa |
King George VI |
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Sandringham |
Captain Cook (killed by natives 1779 at Kealakekua Bay) |
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Sandwich Islands (Hawaii) |
Erich Honecker (controversial leader of East Germany, 1971–89) |
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Santiago, Chile |
Ernest Shackleton |
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South Georgia
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Sid James (in hospital, one hour after suffering a heart attack while on stage) |
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Sunderland |
The Duke of Wellington |
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Walmer Castle |
Richard (Dick) Turpin was hanged, in 1739, in |
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York |
James Joyce |
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Zurich |