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Were any monuments/memorials of the First World War destroyed during the Second?

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How did marionette-based television shows like Fireball XL5 and Thunderbirds come to be so (briefly) popular in the 1960s?

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Tuesday Trivia | Great Non-Military Heroes

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[META] A public service announcement about the spam filter

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[META] Wednesday AMA -- November Schedule and Call for Volunteers

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Friday Free-for-All | Dec. 28, 2012

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Method Monday | How do you read?

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The centripetal spring ("leaning-back") office chair seems to have been invented by an American in 1849. It has been claimed that it didn't take off immediately because of purported "Victorian" ideas about it being "too comfortable". How true is this?

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Theory Thursday | Historiographical Teamwork

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Friday Free-for-All | Aug. 24, 2012

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Were any monuments/memorials of the First World War destroyed during the Second?	18	AskHistorians
How did marionette-based television shows like Fireball XL5 and Thunderbirds come to be so (briefly) popular in the 1960s?	18	AskHistorians
Tuesday Trivia \| Great Non-Military Heroes	18	AskHistorians
[META] A public service announcement about the spam filter	18	AskHistorians
[META] Wednesday AMA -- November Schedule and Call for Volunteers	17	AskHistorians
Friday Free-for-All \| Dec. 28, 2012	17	AskHistorians
Method Monday \| How do you read?	17	AskHistorians
The centripetal spring ("leaning-back") office chair seems to have been invented by an American in 1849. It has been claimed that it didn't take off immediately because of purported "Victorian" ideas about it being "too comfortable". How true is this?	17	AskHistorians
Theory Thursday \| Historiographical Teamwork	17	AskHistorians
Friday Free-for-All \| Aug. 24, 2012	17	AskHistorians