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How did the Serbs managed to shoot down the F-117A if it was a stealth aircraft?

316 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Why is Oda Nobunaga portrayed as an evil ruler?

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How did the Allies/NATO reconciled the need for army recruiting and propaganda in West Germany with the propaganda against German militarism and Nazi attrocities?

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[WP] You’re Varus, commander of 3 Roman legions. After following Arminius through the Teutoburg Forest when a blinding light hits your eyes and then, suddenly Arminius is gone and the forest has changed. You continue to lead your legions forward until you reach the city of Osnabrück, unknown to you+

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How accurate really are the numbers given by ancient historians to ancient battles and wars? Can we trust on their account?

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[WP] You’re Varus, commander of three Roman legions. Instead of losing the battle of Teutoburg forest, you’re transported forward in time to the day the Peace of Westphalia is being signed, and you just reached the location of the deal, the town of Osnabruck...

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During the classical antiquity, where naval invasions and/or amphibious operations a thing?

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I’m an Eastern Roman Empire legionarie, what would I eat during campaign?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
How did the Serbs managed to shoot down the F-117A if it was a stealth aircraft?	316	AskHistorians
Why is Oda Nobunaga portrayed as an evil ruler?	18	AskHistorians
How did the Allies/NATO reconciled the need for army recruiting and propaganda in West Germany with the propaganda against German militarism and Nazi attrocities?	5	AskHistorians
[WP] You’re Varus, commander of 3 Roman legions. After following Arminius through the Teutoburg Forest when a blinding light hits your eyes and then, suddenly Arminius is gone and the forest has changed. You continue to lead your legions forward until you reach the city of Osnabrück, unknown to you+	3	WritingPrompts
How accurate really are the numbers given by ancient historians to ancient battles and wars? Can we trust on their account?	2	AskHistorians
[WP] You’re Varus, commander of three Roman legions. Instead of losing the battle of Teutoburg forest, you’re transported forward in time to the day the Peace of Westphalia is being signed, and you just reached the location of the deal, the town of Osnabruck...	1	WritingPrompts
During the classical antiquity, where naval invasions and/or amphibious operations a thing?	1	AskHistorians
I’m an Eastern Roman Empire legionarie, what would I eat during campaign?	1	AskHistorians