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Where do names Red and Whites come from in regards to Russian Civil War?

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Did World War 1 end the practice of nobility holding most officer ranks in the military or did the change occur earlier?

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Was there anything like denazification in Sweden and Finland after WW2?

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Was there anything like denazification in Sweden and Finland after WW2?

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How the Mongols were both very brutal and relatively tolerant (especially of religion) at the same time?

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When Caesar was crossing the Rubicon, did regular soldiers/officers realize they were essentially commiting a coup?

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In the context of Roman history, does the word 'tribes' as in 'Germanic tribes' have a specific meaning?

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When did US military manage to rebrand itself after Vietnam reputation?

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Both West Germany and Japan were under comprehensive American occupation after WW2. What factors led to these two countries being so drastically different in their reflection of war crimes?

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Member of Argentinian junta Emilio Massera has a quote where he blames all problems on 3 people: Marx, Freud and Einstein. For me it's obvious why he would have a problem with Marx but why Freud and Einstein?

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Where do names Red and Whites come from in regards to Russian Civil War?	1	AskHistorians
Did World War 1 end the practice of nobility holding most officer ranks in the military or did the change occur earlier?	1	AskHistorians
Was there anything like denazification in Sweden and Finland after WW2?	1	AskHistorians
Was there anything like denazification in Sweden and Finland after WW2?	1	AskHistorians
How the Mongols were both very brutal and relatively tolerant (especially of religion) at the same time?	1	AskHistorians
When Caesar was crossing the Rubicon, did regular soldiers/officers realize they were essentially commiting a coup?	1	AskHistorians
In the context of Roman history, does the word 'tribes' as in 'Germanic tribes' have a specific meaning?	1	AskHistorians
When did US military manage to rebrand itself after Vietnam reputation?	0	AskHistorians
Both West Germany and Japan were under comprehensive American occupation after WW2. What factors led to these two countries being so drastically different in their reflection of war crimes?	0	AskHistorians
Member of Argentinian junta Emilio Massera has a quote where he blames all problems on 3 people: Marx, Freud and Einstein. For me it's obvious why he would have a problem with Marx but why Freud and Einstein?	0	AskHistorians