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- 5. Joan of Arc was born in 1412. She was also called ‘The Maid of Orleans’. She was a French heroine....
- 6. ....In 1429 she led the French army in a victory against the British. She was executed in 1431.
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- 8. Marie Curie Kate Ochvatova Marilouiz Kostanian
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