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How did the Romans during the Principate, the Dominate, and the Byzantine periods look back upon the Republic?
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In the film 'Fury', Shia LaBeouf's character would shout "ONE!" before firing a tank shell. Is there a reason for that? Was that military procedure?
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The German high command had a hideout in Argentina, before Eichmen was caught by the Mossad he hid in Argentina, Trotsky hid in Argentina. What makes Argentina attract so much political fugitives?
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Did Germanic kings like Pepin the Short expect their male ancestors to divide the kingdom up among their siblings generation after generation until they all controlled areas the size of parking lots?
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Shakespeare's father had to petition to be granted a coat of arms. When people did this in the Elizabethan era, what sort of arguments did they make to "win" their case? Once won, how did people decide what to put on their coat of arms? Were their rules they had to follow?
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Was there ever a period in Russian history where their eastern frontier was kind of like America’s western frontier? Did a type of “Wild East” myth emerge from this period similar to America’s “Wild West” myth?
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