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During Ancient Greek battles did enemies who had fought during the day really collect their dead right next to each other at night?
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When my Dad was in the Australian Army Reserve in the mid 1980's he heard rumors that following WW2 a small amount of Japanese equipment and evidence of Japanese camps were found in Cape York (presumably from scouting missions), Is there any possible truth to these rumours?
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In Sinclair's The Jungle he describes horrible conditions at meat packing plants in Chicago including such horrific things as workers falling into machinery and being ground up with the meat. Granted his book is a work of fiction, but how widespread where these horrific conditions at the time?
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I'm interested to know how the political attitude in Germany changed after WW2 from what appeared to be predominantly nationalist and anti-semitic facism to the democracy we know today.
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In a rigid caste system, such as Feudal Japan and India, what happened when a son born into the warrior caste doesn't want to be a warrior?
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Were many families ‘outed’ by noisy kids who didn’t understand their peril in the Nazi extermination of the Jews and other minorities
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Soy is extremely popular in much of Asia, but never became a major crop in India, nor did it spread along the silk road to Europe. Do we know why such an important crop stayed regional?
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AITA for accidentally putting a hit out on my best friend, imprisoning my wife, and not giving my sons every little thing they want?
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