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To my understanding, the US was in historically poor shape economically before the WWII because of the Great Depression. So my question is, how was the US able to finance the war efforts during the WWII?
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In The Wind Rises (Hayao Miyazaki movie set in 1920s & 1930s japan) an aeronautical engineer constantly complains about how Japan is behind the west technologically. 90 years ago did Japanese people really believe that about their country? Is “yes” was the sentiment at all justified?
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My history teacher said that WW2 was a "moral" conflict, the last war that opposed good and evil. Is he wrong?
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Are Prof. Steve Martin's claims that King Tutankhamun was "born in Arizona" and "moved to Babylonia" accurate?
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Did Catholic kings and princes in the "medieval times" keep servants specifically for sexual services?
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