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How did the US deal with having two active nuclear fallout zones while rebuilding Japan following WWII?
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Crassus is often criticized for crossing through the desert to reach the Tigris and getting slaughtered in the scorching heat at Carrhae. Alexander the Great took a similar path on his expansion and won at Gaugamela, was this ever addressed by ancient and early-modern writers?
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Hawaii and the Philippines were colonized by America at around the same time. Why were the Filipinos able to assert their independence and Hawaiians not?
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It's 1875. King Ludwig II, and by extension all of the German nobility, is obsessed with the latest Wagner opera. I'm a Hard of Hearing German noble. Do I attend the opera and pretend to follow along? Can I read a plot summary somewhere and pretend to appreciate it? How do I cope, socially?
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