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Mycenaean Greece had the ability to complete large scale building/architectural projects, supposedly not rivaled until Roman imperial times. How well do we understand their political organization which allowed this?

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Where the German flak towers, like the ones in Berlin, effective? Did the enemy take them into consideration, when planning raids?

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What is the current historical consensus on the historicity of the Roman kingdom? Do we have any evidence of the common claims, like early Etruscan dominance, and a violent change (if the kingdom existed at all)?

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Is it a myth (or a misconception), that Nazi Germany thoroughly analyzed its invasion of Poland, and applied what it learnt to the battle of France?

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What do we know about the early rulers of (some part of) Norway?

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Do we have pre-punic wars (264BC), non roman sources referencing or talking about Rome? What do they say?

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László Tőkés interview in 1989, apparently sent shock waves through the Romanians watching it and indirectly led to the Romanian revolution; what was said in the interview that was so shocking to the average Romanian?

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Does Mycenean writing record anything at all about the Minoans or Crete?

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Did the Greek strategy for fighting non-Greek armies change from the Persian invasion up to Alexanders invasion?

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I'm living in one of the larger British cities in 1915, the war "...to be over by Christmas" is still raging on, and I'm now doubting my government's version of it. What sources do I have available to find the "truth" or just accurate depictions of it?

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Mycenaean Greece had the ability to complete large scale building/architectural projects, supposedly not rivaled until Roman imperial times. How well do we understand their political organization which allowed this?	4	AskHistorians
Where the German flak towers, like the ones in Berlin, effective? Did the enemy take them into consideration, when planning raids?	4	AskHistorians
What is the current historical consensus on the historicity of the Roman kingdom? Do we have any evidence of the common claims, like early Etruscan dominance, and a violent change (if the kingdom existed at all)?	4	AskHistorians
Is it a myth (or a misconception), that Nazi Germany thoroughly analyzed its invasion of Poland, and applied what it learnt to the battle of France?	2	AskHistorians
What do we know about the early rulers of (some part of) Norway?	2	AskHistorians
Do we have pre-punic wars (264BC), non roman sources referencing or talking about Rome? What do they say?	2	AskHistorians
László Tőkés interview in 1989, apparently sent shock waves through the Romanians watching it and indirectly led to the Romanian revolution; what was said in the interview that was so shocking to the average Romanian?	2	AskHistorians
Does Mycenean writing record anything at all about the Minoans or Crete?	2	AskHistorians
Did the Greek strategy for fighting non-Greek armies change from the Persian invasion up to Alexanders invasion?	2	AskHistorians
I'm living in one of the larger British cities in 1915, the war "...to be over by Christmas" is still raging on, and I'm now doubting my government's version of it. What sources do I have available to find the "truth" or just accurate depictions of it?	2	AskHistorians