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Is there any evidence of a group of Scottish highlander descendants surviving “off the grid” in the rural Appalachian Mountains?
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Is there a historical reason why cobblers provides services beyond shoe repair ?(key cutting, engraving etc.)
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Joshua Blahyi aka General Butt Naked has admitted to sacrificing children before battle and drinking their blood and other atrocities of this nature. How accuarte are his statements thought to be? Were his crimes abnormal for the First Liberian Civil War?
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in HBO's Rome when the city is cut off from the African grain supply, the population is hit by a food shortage so bad people start eating stay dogs to survive. Was the real Rome really that reliant on imports?
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Is this true: For much of the middle ages, it was mandatory in England for the peasants to practice with longbows one day a week. Sunday, iirc. Refusing to practice would be grounds for punishment, because England wanted to make sure they always had archers.
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Why has Israel seen a increase in GDP per capita much higher than the surrounding nations (especially during the years 1970 - 1990)?
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In HBO's Chernobyl, the main character, Valery Legasov, admits that he limited promotion of Jewish scientists at the Kuchartov Institute in order to curry favor with Kremlin officials. Was anti-Semitism a serious issue in the Soviet Union in the late 20th Century?
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