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Why was John F. Kennedy assassinated?

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How did all Socialist/SocDem movements settle on the "8 hour workday, 40 hour workweek" bit almost universally?

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[Question about the Cold War] I was told once by my teacher that the groups that the U.S. propped up in proxy wars were mainly puppets and mercenaries, whereas Communist-allied groups tended to be much more home-grown and autonomous. How true is this?

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Whatever happened to handicapped slaves in the U.S.?

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John Green claimed that Socialists in WW1 largely gave up their view in international brotherhood and served in the war as other groups did. How true is this?

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What happened to wounded Roman Legionaries no longer able go Serve?

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Would a German soldier/police officer be allowed to smoke a cigar/cigarette in uniform during World War 2?

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What made the German states so obsessed with the military and warfare? What kept the relatively small states from being conquered individually?

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What significance do scholars attribute to the whole "European Liberty vs. Eastern domination" notion in Western Society? E.G.: "Molon Labe"/"Vienna 1683" and etc?

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The Wikipedia page for the Winter War shows 188,671–207,538 Soviets dead or missing. Assuming only 1/4 went missing, how did 47167 men (and one guy who lost his leg, as the .75, I suppose) just go missing?

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Why was John F. Kennedy assassinated?	4	AskHistorians
How did all Socialist/SocDem movements settle on the "8 hour workday, 40 hour workweek" bit almost universally?	4	AskHistorians
[Question about the Cold War] I was told once by my teacher that the groups that the U.S. propped up in proxy wars were mainly puppets and mercenaries, whereas Communist-allied groups tended to be much more home-grown and autonomous. How true is this?	4	AskHistorians
Whatever happened to handicapped slaves in the U.S.?	4	AskHistorians
John Green claimed that Socialists in WW1 largely gave up their view in international brotherhood and served in the war as other groups did. How true is this?	4	AskHistorians
What happened to wounded Roman Legionaries no longer able go Serve?	3	AskHistorians
Would a German soldier/police officer be allowed to smoke a cigar/cigarette in uniform during World War 2?	3	AskHistorians
What made the German states so obsessed with the military and warfare? What kept the relatively small states from being conquered individually?	3	AskHistorians
What significance do scholars attribute to the whole "European Liberty vs. Eastern domination" notion in Western Society? E.G.: "Molon Labe"/"Vienna 1683" and etc?	3	AskHistorians
The Wikipedia page for the Winter War shows 188,671–207,538 Soviets dead or missing. Assuming only 1/4 went missing, how did 47167 men (and one guy who lost his leg, as the .75, I suppose) just go missing?	3	AskHistorians