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I'm a Soviet POW who was sent to a concentration camp after surrendering to the Germans during WWII. The camp has now been liberated by the Red Army. What happens to me now?
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It's somewhere between 150-200AD, I'm a fighting-aged man with a young family in northern Germania. Life here sucks and those Goths up North are looking a bit scary, so I don't really fancy sticking around. Can I emigrate peacefully into Roman territory, even if my king wants to fight them?
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Just how effective were gambesons on a battlefield? I have a feeling modern enthusiasts exagerrate a lot.
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Plato records a visit in Athens by an Indian wise man who met and talked with Socrates about philosophy. How plausable was that visit? Could the reverse ha taken place?
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What elements of the ancient Egyptian religion persist in present-day religious traditions? I have often heard that the cult of Mary is an adaptation of the cult of Isis, for instance.
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My dad was telling me the other day that there was no "right-wing" in America during the Vietnam era. Only far left activists and normal Americans. Can anyone shed some light on the truth?
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In light of the fact that President Trump has ordered the Pentagon to plan a military parade for Memorial Day, has their ever been anything of the kind in U.S. History?
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