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An acquaintance of my grandfather use to tell a story once meeting a German soldier during WW2 and them both just walking away instead of shooting. How unusual was that sort of thing?
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What is G.J. Meyer talking about? What information about the 1917 French Army mutinies will be unsealed in 2017 by the French government?
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Out of all the musical modes, why did ionian and aeolian mode become standard after the Renaissance?
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In pre-Industrial cities, what happened when the sun set? For example, was Rome a city that "never slept," or were the streets extensively lit by lamplight where business went on as usual?
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How did Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody" - a gibberish parody of contemporary rock ballads - become one of the most famous and celebrated songs of all time?
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My history teacher once mentioned, that in the middle ages European forests where so dence, a squirrel could travel from Denmark to the Mediterranean sea without touching the ground. Is that true?
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