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Home Alone's film-within-a-film, Angels with Filthy Souls, comes off as a convincing imitation of 1930s gangster films. Would its mild profanity ("get the hell outta here") and non-gory but gleeful ultraviolence have passed the censors in the actual 1930s (both pre- and post-Hays Code)?
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My great grandfather fought in World War 1 as a cavalryman; what sort of activities made up his day-to-day life? How should I keep researching him, given that my country was not yet formed in 1914?
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In the USA during the World Wars, women entered the workforce after men were drafted. Who looked after their children during working hours? What was the state of childcare during these times? Could an average family afford childcare?
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there's a scene in HBO rome where Pompey is having a portrait bust made and the artist is making a sort of rough draft in clay rather than directly carving marble. Is that Authentic to how Greek/Roman busts were made?
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Why is the Caucasus so linguistically diverse while Norway only has Norwegian + the Sami dialect continuum?
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What language was spoken in England before the Roman invasion, and was it still used after the invasion, or was the Romans language (Latin?) used instead?
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