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How did the Catholic Church go from putting Galileo on Trial to forming a Pontifical Academy of Sciences?
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The Italian renaissance was a golden age for elites, but what was life like for the middle and lower class?
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How true is it that some western corporations and royal families secretly funded and supplied the Nazis in order to use Germany as a bulwark against the Russian Revolution spreading into western Europe?
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In ancient Sumerian records, Kings were recorded to have ruled for over 20,000 years. How do we interpret these records?
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In modern popular culture, why aren’t the WW2-era Italians vilified as the Germans and [to a lesser extent] Japanese are?
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I'm a well-off Roman citizen with a standard Classical education in the early Fourth Century. What sort of misconceptions or stereotypes would I have held about life under the Julio-Claudians 300 years ago?
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Knights, princesses, dungeons, and dragons still loom large in children's pretend play. Did children of High Medieval Europe have a similar pseudohistorical analogue for their make-believe?
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In the show "The Man in High Castle" the Nazis celebrate victory over the US in the occupied states. Was this an actual practice in Nazi occupied states during WWII?
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