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Why did the Soviet military maintain the Officer/Enlisted class binary rather than instituting some other hierarchichal structure? How did they ideologically justify maintaining two distinct and separate classes, one privileged over the other, in an army putatively fighting for a classless society?
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Have any other fashion choices/hairstyles/et cetera been ruined in the same manner as the "Hitler mustache," either before or after?
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Suppose you're a Byzantine soldier in the early 13th century. How badly would the sack of 1204, effect the empire's ability to pay you and make sure you have functional armour, weapons and supplies?
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In the Bible, kings sometimes offer someone "whatever you ask, even up to half of my kingdom." Do we know of anybody who called them on that?
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In the Game of Thrones TV series (and book) bastards from different regions all share a common surname to identify them, Snow or Flowers for example. Does this system have any evidence in history or was it invented by the author?
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