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How much would it cost for an english medieval knight to be fully kitted out in armour, weapons and a horse at the time of the mid 13th century. (1230-1260)
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Hitler once referred to Australians as “colonials” in a conversation with Erwin Rommel, who replied that if he had two Australian divisions, he could conquer the world. That made me curious: what were the nazis’ views on the allied countries armies (USA,uk,ussr,France,anzacs,Canada,etc)?
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TIL Tuesdays: So you like The Nutcracker? "A pantomime absurd in conception and execution, which could please only the most uncultured spectators," wrote an 1892 reviewer. It "can under no condition be called a ballet." Tell me secrets of your holiday traditions!
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AITA because I slapped a soldier who was a lily-livered, goddamn COWARD in order in try and put some fighting spirit back into him? Oh, and then did it again? Obviously not, but why are they, I mean?
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Schoolboy romances were supposedly very common in the great British public schools of the 19th and early 20th centuries. As many of these boys would later go on to high political offices, could these relationships act as a kind of 'old boys network within the old boys network'?
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