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WW1 created strong feelings of independence and identity among British dominions, like Canada and Australia. Why would fighting a war together for Imperial pride seperate the Empire?

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What is the history of ‘pan-Caucasianism’ and how did it become so widely accepted after 1945?

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During the Holocaust and similar Nazi exterminations, why was gas the preferred method of execution?

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In 1944, The German fatherland was perhaps the most totalitarian society ever known, yet government servants were able to secretly coordinate and execute a murder plot against the most important part of the Government, Adolf Hitler. How is this possible?

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In WW2 over 400,000 American soldiers died, yet America is almost always depicted as having nearly infinite resolve to crush the Axis after Pearl Harbor. Did the US determination to fight ever weaken? If not, why?

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What role did emperor Hirohito play in his government before 1945?

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How did Japan pre 1920-1945 reconcile its ultranationalism with the fact that the West essentially brought Japan into the modern Era 70 years earlier?

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Would Hitler have accepted an offer of unconditional surrender from the Soviet Union?

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Did the victims of the Great Purge pose significant threat to Soviet stability?

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Before vaccines, did people ever infect themselves on purpose with diseases like smallpox or tuberculosis to become immune to the disease later in life?

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WW1 created strong feelings of independence and identity among British dominions, like Canada and Australia. Why would fighting a war together for Imperial pride seperate the Empire?	3
What is the history of ‘pan-Caucasianism’ and how did it become so widely accepted after 1945?	2
During the Holocaust and similar Nazi exterminations, why was gas the preferred method of execution?	2
In 1944, The German fatherland was perhaps the most totalitarian society ever known, yet government servants were able to secretly coordinate and execute a murder plot against the most important part of the Government, Adolf Hitler. How is this possible?	2
In WW2 over 400,000 American soldiers died, yet America is almost always depicted as having nearly infinite resolve to crush the Axis after Pearl Harbor. Did the US determination to fight ever weaken? If not, why?	2
What role did emperor Hirohito play in his government before 1945?	2
How did Japan pre 1920-1945 reconcile its ultranationalism with the fact that the West essentially brought Japan into the modern Era 70 years earlier?	2
Would Hitler have accepted an offer of unconditional surrender from the Soviet Union?	2
Did the victims of the Great Purge pose significant threat to Soviet stability?	2
Before vaccines, did people ever infect themselves on purpose with diseases like smallpox or tuberculosis to become immune to the disease later in life?	2