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President Truman wrote that post WWII Negro returning soldiers to Mississippi "were being dumped out of army trucks and beaten."
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Charles VI of France famously went mad in the Forest of Le Mans (1392) and slew one of his knights, known as the Bastard of Polignac. Who was this knight and why does his name survive with the story?
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During the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki during WW2, was there a recovery plan in place in case one of the devices failed to detonate?
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Before being visited by outsiders, did Eskimos know that the weather would be warmer if they went south? Likewise, did Central American cultures know that the weather was cooler if they went north or south?
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Historically what made the Jesuits so hated but not other Catholic orders like Franciscans, Dominicans and Benedictines?
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Seneca abandoned vegetarianism because he did not want to be associated with a Roman political faction of vegetarians - What was this faction, and why was is best that he not be associated with them?
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