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Did any of Leonardo Da Vinci's research actually lead to technological advancement, or was it all lost until it became irrelevant?
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When the US military was segregated who tended to wounded Black soldiers on the battlefield? Would a White medic carry them away to safety? Would a White nurse treat them if no Black nursing staff was around? What about things like blood transfusions?
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Why did the Roman military seemingly change from a high status institution in 2nd century, to become a low status institution by the 4th century.
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Columbus “discovered” America in 1482 for Spain, but the Pilgrims didn’t land at Plymouth Rock until 1620, why did it take 140 years for colonists to make their way to America for the British empire?
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In the 1930s, Germany supported a terrorist campaign designed to topple the fascist government of Austria, to the extent that it nearly came to war with Italy and Austria. Why were the Nazis so violently opposed to what should have been an ideologically compatible regime?
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The Hobbit and Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs both came out in 1937; How familiar would the general public have been to these little bearded craftsmen before then?
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Do we know of any Allied assets (spies, etc.) who were stationed in Hiroshima or Nagasaki during WWII? If so, what happened to them when the bombs dropped?
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