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A lot of people know about characters such as Captain America, which were used to promote american values in WW2; was there a german equivalent?

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I'm a disabled man in his early 20s living in the United states world war 2 who wants to do something to help the war efforts. Were there any jobs I could do for the military other than typical "homefront" jobs?

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Other than Christianity, were there any other Sects of Judiahism at the time of Constantine?

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Were any drastic changes made to world maps when the first pictures were taken from outerspace of earth?

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Has anyone ever identified the person who signed Hitler's rejection letter to art school?

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How much was known about history in the past?

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A Common Phrase I Hear A Lot of Americans Say is "You Brits Would be Speaking German Right Now If It Wasn't For Us!" Is there any historical data to suggest whether a Nazi-conquered Britain Would Have Been Forced to Communicate in German?

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A lot of people know about characters such as Captain America, which were used to promote american values in WW2; was there a german equivalent?	134
I'm a disabled man in his early 20s living in the United states world war 2 who wants to do something to help the war efforts. Were there any jobs I could do for the military other than typical "homefront" jobs?	47
Other than Christianity, were there any other Sects of Judiahism at the time of Constantine?	26
Were any drastic changes made to world maps when the first pictures were taken from outerspace of earth?	6
Has anyone ever identified the person who signed Hitler's rejection letter to art school?	2
How much was known about history in the past?	2
A Common Phrase I Hear A Lot of Americans Say is "You Brits Would be Speaking German Right Now If It Wasn't For Us!" Is there any historical data to suggest whether a Nazi-conquered Britain Would Have Been Forced to Communicate in German?	0