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I've heard that the Library of Alexandria essentially just contained "mostly copies of extant literature". Is this true?

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What was the actual effect of the Niihau Incident on the decision to intern Japanese Americans during WWII?

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How tolerant was the Pre-Constantine Roman Empire of supposed sorcerers, wizards, and petty magic users?

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Did the Ahnenerbe make any actual contributions to archaeology/anthropology?

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Did enemies of Rome scavenge and use Roman equipment and weapons after battles with Roman Soldiers?

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How prevalent was mail armour amongst the Celts?

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Did Roman soldiers say something to the effect of "one, two, three, four" while training/marching?

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What are the historical origins of Nuoism?

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How many legions were in service after the pacification of Gaul by Caesar?

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Did ships ever employ auxiliary guns (like AAA) against each other in WWI/WWII?

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