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We often see, in films and TV, nazi officers depicted as female (Indiana Jones, for example). How accurate was this? Was there a fair amount of female officers in the third reich?
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Are there any records of how bad PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder) was back during such times as the Crusades, wars with Rome, and the like?
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What were the bathing customs in the Middle Ages? How often / in what manner did people wash themselves?
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When did it first begin to dawn on people that the Second World War had exceeded the First in size, scope etc?
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Why did the United States never develop a national health scheme like Canada, the UK or western Europe despite it's economic prosperity?
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Netherlands abolished slavery in their colonies in 1863. Was there a big abolitionist movement at the time? What was known on the continent about the treatment of the slaves? Was the Dutch pro-slavery rhetoric much different from the main arguments of the U.S. South states?
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