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Why wasn't Herman Goering, the Third Reich's foreign minister ?

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How likely would have been that an ancient Greek and/or Roman, would have rode a camel ?

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Is it inaccurate to call Japan during ww2 “fascist “?

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During times of persecution against Jews (the Russian pogroms, Holocaust) was it a common for to force any man suspected of being a Jew to pull down their pants ? Basically checking if they are circumcised.

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Meme inspired question: what was the likelihood of a Roman man getting a “goth girlfriend “?

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How would have Goliath been armed, in his famous duel against David ?

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Who was more politically powerful; Abraham Lincoln as US president or Jefferson Davis as CS president ?

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In lessons about the American Revolution, it is pointed out to that most Colonists weren't supporters of the Revolution. That 1/3 supported it, 1/3 where against it, and 1/3 where indifferent. How true is this and if so how where the numbers come up with ?

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In according to poll to the question "is your country's culture superior to others" Spain had the lowest number of people answering yes (being about 20 percent). What are the origins of the Spanish having such a low opinion on its own culture ?

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Of the major political leaders during ww2 (both Allies and Axis) who was the most "funny"? Who was the one who told the most jokes or sarcastic comments ? Or did all of them have a something of a sense of humor ?

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Why wasn't Herman Goering, the Third Reich's foreign minister ?	1	AskHistorians
How likely would have been that an ancient Greek and/or Roman, would have rode a camel ?	1	AskHistorians
Is it inaccurate to call Japan during ww2 “fascist “?	1	AskHistorians
During times of persecution against Jews (the Russian pogroms, Holocaust) was it a common for to force any man suspected of being a Jew to pull down their pants ? Basically checking if they are circumcised.	0	AskHistorians
Meme inspired question: what was the likelihood of a Roman man getting a “goth girlfriend “?	0	AskHistorians
How would have Goliath been armed, in his famous duel against David ?	0	AskHistorians
Who was more politically powerful; Abraham Lincoln as US president or Jefferson Davis as CS president ?	0	AskHistorians
In lessons about the American Revolution, it is pointed out to that most Colonists weren't supporters of the Revolution. That 1/3 supported it, 1/3 where against it, and 1/3 where indifferent. How true is this and if so how where the numbers come up with ?	0	AskHistorians
In according to poll to the question "is your country's culture superior to others" Spain had the lowest number of people answering yes (being about 20 percent). What are the origins of the Spanish having such a low opinion on its own culture ?	0	AskHistorians
Of the major political leaders during ww2 (both Allies and Axis) who was the most "funny"? Who was the one who told the most jokes or sarcastic comments ? Or did all of them have a something of a sense of humor ?	0	AskHistorians