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Of the twenty-five Einsatzgruppe commanders, a shocking fifteen of them had Ph.Ds. Why did the SS insist on having their Death Squads run by credentialed academics?
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Is Daphne bridgerton's total ignorance regarding sex and the male anatomy accurate to what a woman of her social standing would have known in that time period? NSFW
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Similar to how there are Negro Spirituals, songs sung during forced labor, are there any recordings or records of Chinese railroad workers in the west?
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In the UK (and I think USA) there was a change from littering being socially acceptable, to totally unacceptable during the 1970/80's. What drove this change? Why didn't it come earlier or later?
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Rome’s origin story, of a town founded by criminals and vagabonds, replete with constant war and duplicitous betrayals such as the Rape of the Sabine women, sounds almost barbaric compared to the proud statesmen senators in the later Roman republic. How did the romans themselves view their origin? NSFW
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When did humans begin escorting dogs on "walks"? Did upper-class urbanized Ancient Egyptians and Mesopotamians have slaves walk their dogs? What about the Greeks and Romans?
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