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In the film Persepolis, an Iranian family discovers that after the Iranian Revolution of 1979, that a hospital administrator was replaced with man who received the position based on his degree of religious fervor, rather than professional experience. Did such replacements actually happen?
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Are there known instances of people of Asian or African descent being sent to concentration camps due to their race in Nazi Germany?
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Given the incredible hostility the Apache leader Geronimo had towards the United States and white colonialism, how and why did he end up sitting for so many photographs?
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Some 50,000 amputations were performed in the American Civil War. What was life like for amputees when they returned home? How did post-war society treat them?
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How much of modern India's 'modesty' culture (how women are expected to cover up, etc.) is pre Mughal and how much is Mughal influence?
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I heard that Heian period Japanese noblewomen painted their faces white, their teeth black, and redrew eyebrows. What is the aesthetic conception of these cosmetic practices?
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