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During the War of Attrition, Soviet and Cuban soldiers fought on the side of Egypt. How much of a role did they have in both the fighting and the decision making?

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Were allied paratroopers who died due to their parachutes not deploying counted as KIA?

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In countries that are landlocked or have very little coastline, how are pirates (circa 1600 to 1800) viewed in their culture and how predominant are they in history textbooks in their schools?

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During WWII, what was the movie goer etiquette when the propaganda/news reel of WWII appeared before the feature film? Did they boo when Nazis appeared? Cheer when American soldiers appeared? Did people not talk at all to show respect?

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Was there a version of "shell shock" for people before the rise of gunpowder?

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What happened to ethnic restaurants (Italian, French, etc) in Nazi Germany? Were they all shut down to homogenize German cuisine or were they still allowed to operate?

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How did the average American feel about Emperor Hirohito retaining the throne after World War II ended?

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I've never found an explanation as to why Herodotus refers to the entire of the Southern Levant as Palestine. Can anyone help?

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When germs were first discovered and knowledge that they cause people to become sick became common, were there what we would call "germaphobes" at that time? If so, were there any famous "germaphobes" and how far did they go to make sure they didn't "have germs".

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How did the average Roman citizen react to the Bar Kochba Revolt considering the massive amount of Roman military mobilization and casualties?

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During the War of Attrition, Soviet and Cuban soldiers fought on the side of Egypt. How much of a role did they have in both the fighting and the decision making?	6	AskHistorians
Were allied paratroopers who died due to their parachutes not deploying counted as KIA?	6	AskHistorians
In countries that are landlocked or have very little coastline, how are pirates (circa 1600 to 1800) viewed in their culture and how predominant are they in history textbooks in their schools?	6	AskHistorians
During WWII, what was the movie goer etiquette when the propaganda/news reel of WWII appeared before the feature film? Did they boo when Nazis appeared? Cheer when American soldiers appeared? Did people not talk at all to show respect?	6	AskHistorians
Was there a version of "shell shock" for people before the rise of gunpowder?	6	AskHistorians
What happened to ethnic restaurants (Italian, French, etc) in Nazi Germany? Were they all shut down to homogenize German cuisine or were they still allowed to operate?	5	AskHistorians
How did the average American feel about Emperor Hirohito retaining the throne after World War II ended?	5	AskHistorians
I've never found an explanation as to why Herodotus refers to the entire of the Southern Levant as Palestine. Can anyone help?	5	AskHistorians
When germs were first discovered and knowledge that they cause people to become sick became common, were there what we would call "germaphobes" at that time? If so, were there any famous "germaphobes" and how far did they go to make sure they didn't "have germs".	5	AskHistorians
How did the average Roman citizen react to the Bar Kochba Revolt considering the massive amount of Roman military mobilization and casualties?	5	AskHistorians