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In any of the wars of the 20th century, did war photographers from opposing sides ever run into each other? If so, what happened?
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The Nazis thought that the USSR would be easy to defeat. Was this an reasonable prediction at the time?
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Where do we get accounts of battles in the ancient period, and how do we know that they're accurate? Seems like a subject that neither side would be likely to document objectively.
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Several Indian people have tried to tell me that England imposed the caste system, isn't that revisionism?
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One of Jesus's miracles in Mathew and Mark is to condemn a fig tree, which becomes blighted; how did this make the cut, and things like the gospel of Thomas didn't, when the New Testament became canon? Did some stories get included and others not, or did the church accept the whole or nothing?
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How did the Ptolemaic dynasty rule for 275 years with such heavy inbreeding while Habsburg Spain created Charles II in a shorter time span?
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What characterized "Peronism"? Was it socialist, fascist, distinctly South American, distinctly Argentinian, part of a broader phenomenon?
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