This extreme right-wing ideology big in 1930s & '40s Europe gets its name from a Roman bundle of wooden rods

The Anjou type of this fruit has gritty flesh & doesn't change color as it ripens

A daily meal eats up a vowel to start a new venture

John Wycliffe had this brother sell his birthright to Jacob for bread and pottage; in other versions it's lentil stew

This country's beautiful island of Santorini gets its name from the martyr Saint Irene

An April 1981 theatrical rerelease added this 3-word subtitle to the opening crawl

Drink up mes amis! In 1814 this dynasty returned to power in France

When a mollusk gets a bit of grit inside it covers the bit with this substance

A broad smile welcomes a vowel & turns into a seed of wheat

St. Jerome translated much of the Bible into this language for the Vulgate