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you know follies (IE pretend ancient ruins built by 18/19th century english aristocrats, to make their estate seem more ancient), did they actually have the desired effect at the the time, or did people back then find the idea just as silly and vain as we do?
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After the Tiananmen Square massacre, did the Chinese government actually bill the victims' families for the cost of the bullets used to kill them?
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In film we see depictions of viking age Norse longhouses with huge low hearth right in the center. If they were actually built like this, how did they get the smoke out of the building?
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Are there recorded accounts of advancing and fortifying armies of WWII coming upon the remains of WWI or other historic Battlefield remains, artifacts, and casualties? Or any record of this in any capacity?
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