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The word 'comrade' is closely linked with the popular image of the Soviet Union. It seems ubiquitous both in official and everyday usage. How often did people actually use it? And did it disappear immediately after 1991?
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I'm a Chinese peasant living in 1850. How do I even find out about America or find passage to the United States?
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Incels seem like a modern emergent phenomenon but their problems aren't uniquely modern. Is there evidence of incel-like groups or behaviour in older civilizations?
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I am a US army commander in the 1800s and I’ve been told to build a fort in a specified area out west. How and why would I go about doing so(from the moment orders are issued to the actual construction of the fort)?
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Greeks identified as Romans during Byzantine times, but after the defeat of the Ottoman Empire, newly-freed Greece went with a Hellenic identity rather than a Roman one. Did the English and the French push a Hellenic identity, or was it Greek-driven? Was anyone pushing for Roman identity?
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