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Humor was frequently used against the Nazis, up to and including the snarky "Nazi" name, formerly a derogatory term for a backwards person. What did Nazi humor look like?
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Can someone enlighten me about Japan war crime in Dutch East Indies during WW2 and the consequence (for Japan)? NSFW
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Why is it that Greco-Roman statues of people look so anatomically correct, yet paintings of people from that time up to the 15th century don't?
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Japan's Japanese name is originally from Chinese, and refers to Japan's geographic position relative to China. Has Japan ever considered changing (the characters of) its name?
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What events are being referenced in the Cranberries song "Zombie", when the lyrics go "It's the same old theme, since 1916", and how are they relevant to the song?
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Why is World War I, potentially the most important set of events in human history, glossed over or ignored in the American public educational system?
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It was once said that 'Where some states have an army, the Prussian Army has a state'. Did Prussia's 18th-century militarism have any origin in its history as the Teutonic state, a polity that was, very literally, an army with a state?
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