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How did people keep warm in the winter during the Middle Ages and earlier? Did they simply suffer and survive through the winter, or would they actually warm and comfortable in their homes?
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When Stalin occupied Eastern Europe after defeating Nazi Germany, why was it that some countries (e.g. Lithuania) became part of the USSR, and others (e.g. Czechoslovakia) were simply part of the Eastern Bloc?
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When and how did bagels become associated with Jewish culture? What are some early primary sources (from Jewish or Gentile authors) concerning this association?
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Why were the great cathedrals of Europe built with such extreme opulence and so massive (especially in the height department)? Was it solely to show glory to God or was it more political? Do we know what ordinary people thought about so much money being spent on their construction?
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Did English longbowmen have significant advantages over other archers with good training/professionalism? (e.g., Saracens of Lucera, Magyar archers, Byzantine psiloi, Turkish Azaps, etc)
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