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Does the idea that the Soviets allowed the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising fail have any historical legitimacy? or does it just stem from anti-Soviet sentiments in Poland and other former Warsaw Pact states?
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The killer of William the Silent, Balthasar Gérard, was subjected to an absolutely horrific execution. Was there any public reaction or outcry against this cruelty? What factors led to such a sentence being imposed? Am I wrong in thinking his sentence unusually cruel for the times?
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No husband of an English/UK female monarch got to be a king in his own right except William III. What makes him special?
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Recently I saw an episode of Tom and Jerry where Tom was blown into space, which is depicted as a sky with clouds surrounding the earth. What did people think outer space was like before the space race?
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