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Why was the loss of the 6th Army at Stalingrad so significant?

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Did there exist Occitanian and/or Bretonian nationalism during the 19th century?

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Did the Soviet Union or other socialist countries have comic book heroes?

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During the Cold War: Did students of economics in Soviet Russia also study Capitalism? Or did American students also study Communism? And if so, how tainted were those courses with propaganda?

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For most of their history both Italy and Germany were split into various independent republics and monarchies. Yet when unification finally came in the latter half of the 1800s, Germany became a federal state, while Italy became a unitary state. Why?

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Are there instances in history of people purposefully putting oil (or something other flammable) on their bladed weapons and igniting it? (Unless media lied to me and that isn't actually possible)

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"I think I saw Hard Hitter land in that alley over there!" exclaimed Marcus, rushing ahead to get an autograph from our favorite superhero.

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Did the Italians fight at the Eastern Front? If so, how sizable was their force and what was their combat record?

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What is a "civilization"?

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What made the Danish think they could take on the entire German army alone after their allies had abandoned them in the Second Slesvig War? Why not just backpeddle on their efforts to integrate that territory into their kingdom?

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Why was the loss of the 6th Army at Stalingrad so significant?	12	AskHistorians
Did there exist Occitanian and/or Bretonian nationalism during the 19th century?	11	AskHistorians
Did the Soviet Union or other socialist countries have comic book heroes?	11	AskHistorians
During the Cold War: Did students of economics in Soviet Russia also study Capitalism? Or did American students also study Communism? And if so, how tainted were those courses with propaganda?	11	AskHistorians
For most of their history both Italy and Germany were split into various independent republics and monarchies. Yet when unification finally came in the latter half of the 1800s, Germany became a federal state, while Italy became a unitary state. Why?	11	AskHistorians
Are there instances in history of people purposefully putting oil (or something other flammable) on their bladed weapons and igniting it? (Unless media lied to me and that isn't actually possible)	11	AskHistorians
"I think I saw Hard Hitter land in that alley over there!" exclaimed Marcus, rushing ahead to get an autograph from our favorite superhero.	11	TwoSentenceHorror
Did the Italians fight at the Eastern Front? If so, how sizable was their force and what was their combat record?	11	AskHistorians
What is a "civilization"?	11	AskHistorians
What made the Danish think they could take on the entire German army alone after their allies had abandoned them in the Second Slesvig War? Why not just backpeddle on their efforts to integrate that territory into their kingdom?	11	AskHistorians