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According to Wikipedia, the University of Bologna is the oldest university in the world. Why are Islamic schools of learning not counted?
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Would the Latin language as spoken by academics and clergy in modern centuries be mutually intelligible to ancient native speakers?
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Was the Soviet Army capable of completely defeating NATO in Europe in the case of a Cold War escalation?
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Why did Nazi Germany seek to expand so quickly, essentially in one great war? Wouldn't a multi-decade conquest have been more viable?
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Why was France so unstable throughout the 1950s/early 1960s? (Attempted coups, change of constitution, withdraw from NATO, communist riots)
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How is it that Marijuana is considered forbidden in Islam, yet smoking hashish was such a big part of Ottoman and Turkish culture?
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Macbeth was first performed in 1611 at the height of witch trials in Britain, do we know what Shakespeare's contemporaries would have thought of witchcraft on stage?
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