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What did a Pharaoh actually do all day? Did he really just sit on his throne all the time like we see in fiction? If not, what did his schedule/responsibilities look like?
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For almost the entire 18th century, the tricorn hat was the standard men’s headwear, for both civilian and military dress. What explains its long life, and why did it finally fall out of favor?
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The wikipedia article on the battle of Dyrrhachium (links below) refers to "a force of Manichaeans which comprised 2,800 men" among the byzantine troops .How could there be Manichaeans in the byzantine army in 1081 when the religion was dead since antiquity and were can I learn more about them?
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Do we know of any specific instances where a member of the Hitler Youth turned in their own parents to the Nazis for "illegal" activity? If so, do we have any post-war evidence of these children reflecting on what they did?
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Donald Trump recently joked that the US should attack Russia using Chinese flag to set China and Russia into war with one another. Is there any historical example of a successful or unsuccessful false flag operation by a third country to set two countries into war with one another?
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