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Why did the remilitirization of the Rhineland not elicit a more aggressive response from France? Was France unfit for military operations against Germany, or is there another reason?
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I read once that several villages in Europe whose population had been wiped out by the Black Death were rediscovered in WWII due to air recon photos. Were these villages ever excavated or examined?
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How accurate is Noam Chomsky's claim that "If the Nuremberg Laws were applied, every postwar president would have been hanged?"
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Was there an awkward period of time when it become known that "hysteria" was just sexual dissatisfaction, where a bunch of women who had been treated for hysteria suddenly found out they were just masturbating? If so, how did the people involved react? NSFW
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On the Wikipedia page for the One-sex and two-sex theory, it says that "Gender, prior to the eighteenth century, was not prescribed upon individual; a man could be physically male, but he could have a feminine gender identity." How true is this?
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What was it like to run a family restaurant in south in 1960 if you were not a racist and wanted to serve everyone who walks in through the door as best you can?
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We have the Nobel prize, the Oscars, the Pulitzer, but go back 500 years +, how did those who excelled in their field prove their worth? Are awards (other than athletic) as such, a modern construct?
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To what extent are the noblility of the early middle ages the descendants of the Curiales and nobility of the Roman empire? Were old Roman elites displaced wholesale, or did this class largely adapt to the changing world?
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