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The American-sponsored Bay of Pigs invasion force, which landed in Cuba, was too small to hold territory. Success depended on a large-scale Cuban uprising once they made it ashore. Did the Americans think this was realistic or likely? It seems like gambling on an unlikely outcome .
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Why/How did the Japan go from having the best treatment of POW in ww1 to the absolutely horrible treatment of PoW in WW2?
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What role did the Palestinians' ancestors play in the Jewish-Roman Wars? Were they on the sidelines? Not present at all?
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Are there any records on how long have we been pulling out peoples wisdom teeth, and is there a history behind the word wisdom teeth is self?
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How did the Franco era in Spanish literature become so associated with childhood and magical realism?
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Were there swordsmiths in the European tradition as legendary as Japanese swordsmiths like Masamune?
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