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If the USSR was an atheist state, why is the Eastern Orthodox Church so well represented in Russia today?
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The Disney movie Mulan is based on a Chinese folk tale, but many of the things portrayed are evocative of Japanese culture. Did Disney miss the mark or is there a significant amount of influence between the two cultures?
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Russian apartment bombings, 1999: I have read that the "apartment bombings" that occured between September 4-16, 1999 may have been orchestrated by the Russian government. Is this a theory supported by evidence or a conspiracy like those surrounding 9/11 etc?
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Its 1775 and I'm a young man living in Boston. I want to buy a gun, for... reasons... Where do I buy from? What selection do I have? Where were the guns manufactured? How did the guns make their way to Boston? And how will my firearm stack up to the firearms of those stinking English?
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The B-29 Heavy Bomber project was 50% more expensive than the Manhattan Project which created the atom bomb. Why was this so and was this really worth it?
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What exactly was a "march"? They were defensive border regions, sure, but what was different about them that merited a special political designation?
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Is there any evidence to suggest that children who were married/taken as "lovers" in previous centuries suffered from similar psychological damage as contemporary victims of pedophilia and sexual abuse? NSFW
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Do Native Americans who didn't have direct contact with the early Spanish explorers have oral history about the introduction of horses? Where did they think they came from?
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My father spent 40 years to build this database on Condottieri and military warfare in Italy during Renaissance. Since he is old and I would like to have his work recognized, I would like to ask for some suggestions to have his material translated in English [repost from /r/history]
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