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A brutal reminder…

ongolia and Genghis Khan are intrinsically intertwined. Genghis Khan invokes the memory of the world’s largest ever Empire, along with the obvious Mongol invasions and conquerings, which sadly conjures up visions of large-scale massacres of civilian populations throughout Asia and Europe. It’s a fact that Genghis Khan’s brutality left millions of people dead in his reign of terror which stretched from 1206 to 1227. Even in death his brutality reached out

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