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In Les Miserables, they showed a whole bunch of prisoners pulling a giant boat into a dock space. Did they really do this as punishment in France? How many men was required to do this?
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How true is this TIL that Japanese surrender may have been due in part to a captured pilot confessing that the US had 100's of atomic bombs
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Were prisoners in Nazi concentration camps separated by race or "crime" or were they all lumped together?
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To what extent were certain weapons be considered "legendary" in Medieval society? Did people think their ruler's sword had certain powers or was high-quality weaponry mainly symbolic?
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Why does Great Britain and United States have completely different methods of butchering and completely different cuts of meat?
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