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What was the extent of Dutch collaboration with the Nazis? How did the Dutch resistance compare to the resistance in other countries? Lastly, how were Dutch Jews received when they returned following the war?
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During the time of the American Revolution, how unusual would it be to encounter Native Americans on the street of an city in the colonies?
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Was the attitude displayed towards oral sex by both Bill Clinton during the Lewinsky hearings and the character Veronica in the film Clerks (1994) typical for the culture of that time? NSFW
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Among the conquistadors who accompanied Cortes in his war against the Aztec Empire, there was one *conquistadora* named Maria De Estrada. Do we have any idea how native women reacted to seeing another woman in such a role?
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Why weren't the Russians the first old worlders to discover north America and the rest of the new world? They only had to go a little bit east to find Alaska, compared to the thousands of miles of open ocean Columbus had to cross.
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In "Society Must be Defended", Michel Foucault makes a big deal of the medieval myth that all European nations were descended from Troy. Is there any evidence of this myth being taken seriously by medieval Europeans, such as using it to argue against intra-European wars?
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