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During the 1850s, illegal logging in the Great Lakes region was so bad that the US Navy was called in to help stop it. How did these "timber pirates" operate, and why were they so successful even after the US Navy was involved?
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Hey Everyone...I'm Dan Carlin host of the "Hardcore History" (and "Common Sense") podcasts...feel free to Ask Me Anything
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Is there any truth to the claim that American spies in the Cold War were caught due to their counterfeit passports being made with better staples?
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If I was a Russian peasant living in Eastern Siberia in 1613, how long would it take me to know, if I would know at all, that a man named Michael is now the tsar? And would it change my life at all?
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What was the world of normal, everyday crime like in Paris (and other big cities) during the German occupation? Did normal crime become politicized as Resistance activity? Did French detectives continue catching French criminals?
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