/u/NerdMachine's posts in /r/AskHistorians
Why is this cathedral in a recent r/pics post still standing with the surrounding buildings all destroyed?
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In A Song of Ice and Fire it is common practice for Lords to show their intent to honour treaties by fostering their children with other parties of the treaty. Was this common practice in medieval times?
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When traffic lights were introduced to replace traffic police was there widespread worry about the safety, social, and economic implications? Similar to the worry about driverless vehicles today.
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What was life like at home during WWII? Did business operate as usual? Or were there a lot of allowances/concessions?
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Why weren't enigma ciphers, codebooks, etc. routinely destroyed when U-Boats were captured during WWII?
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