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"Hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, weak men create hard times" is a commonly repeated, but historically incorrect saying. Does this saying have a historical origin, or did it really just start out as a meme?
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The German Army at the Eastern Front ran out of steam in 1942. Why then did it take another 2 years for the Red Army to push the Germans back a considerable distance in Operation Bargration?
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Why has China repeatedly (re-)unified and splintered, while other regions, namely Europe, (sort of) unified once (under the Roman Empire), and then stayed splintered forever?
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