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Question: henry ford woo.?
Henry Ford
Henry Ford was one of the most successive entrepreneurs in history and till this day he will always be recognized.
On July 30, 1863 Henry Ford was born in Dearborn, Michigan. His parents were immigrants to the country so he was the first to become and American citizen in his family.
Answer: Famous [...]
Question: Relationship between Adolf Hitler & Henry Ford?
Does anyone know where I can find further information about Adolf Hitler’s (German tyrant) and Henry Ford’s (creator of Ford Motors) relationship?
I’m writing a paper on how reliable the rumors are of Ford having a helping hand in the idea/design of the gas chambers.
I’ve already looked on WIKI [...]
Question: Was Gerald Ford related to the Henry for family through marriage?
Answer: Remember that Gerald Ford was adopted early on through a new marriage partner for his mother, and so was not a “Ford” to begin with – I believe his last name was “King.”
So he really wasn’t related to any other Fords, since he [...]
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Question: Things like Greenfield Village & other stuff to do in southern Michigan?
-Must be located in the lower peninsula…preferably southern part of the state.
What are some public beaches to visit?
Are there any cool historical places like the Henry Ford Museum, Greenfield Village, Meadowbrook, Belle Isle, the Ford House in Grosse Pointe? Any big houses to [...]
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