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In 1922 France demanded the extradition of Hermann Goering (then a ww1 ace) as war criminal. What was his crime?
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The Prussian-Danish war of 1864 was fought at the same time as the American Civil War. How different were the weapons, tactics, etc. of these two wars?
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Robert Graves wrote of WWI “The troops that had the worst reputation for acts of violence against prisoners were the Canadians.” Were Canadian troops more brutal than other nations? If so is there any reasoning why?
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Lots of Greek and Roman painted statues must've become half-ruined and whitened out even while those empires were still in peak. Was this antiquated look appreciated then?
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According to the Transatlantic Slave Trade Database, 388,000 Africans were shipped from Africa to the United States. This seems like a low number, considering there were 4 million slaves in the 1860s. How would this population growth be explained?
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Does there exist yet such a thing as a 'WAR TREE' - something like a 'family tree' where one can easily trace conflicts and see their relation to each other?
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How much contact did the Mesoamerican cultures like the Mayans/Aztecs have with Indian groups in what is now the United States and Canada?
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