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How did the Mafia lose control over Las Vegas and was it really a better tourist experience when they operated ?
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Did telegraph slang ever develop similar to internet and texting slang? Do any terms from telegraphs remain today?
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During the Nuremberg trials, Karl Donitz was convicted of carrying out unrestricted submarine warfare but was not punished for that charge because the US committed that same crime. Are there any other examples this happening during the trials?
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Did WW2-era American youth rebel culturally and identify with Axis powers/trends/music the way some German youth apparently did?
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I read that Lord of the Rings was ignored by academics and was rarely subjected to literary criticism until the 1980s. What was the justification given for this?
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Europe has had universities since the High Middle Ages, so why didn't (future) kings attend them until—if I'm not mistaken—the 19th century?
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