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In 1977, General Hackett and others wrote a "future history" book, The Third World War, taking place in a near future 1985. How plausible were the assumptions made in its setup?
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Is there historical evidence to support the trope of medieval generals moving around figures representing troops on a large map?
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Did any Christians at the time of the Crusades condemn them as being counter to the teachings of Christ?
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Repost: I know that the Ottoman Empire tried to codify Sharia into a secular western-style body of law called the Mecelle. Why was the Mecelle not adopted throughout the Muslim world and were there efforts similar to the Mecelle?
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Was there an official line of communication betwen the Nazi and Allied leaderships during WWII? If so, what was discussed?
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Prior to the introduction of firearms, did militaries ever have archers, slingers, etc. that acted as "snipers" or marksmen?
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