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Why were the French, as the only major naval nation, using quadruple turrets so much?

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How effective was ground-based anti-aircraft weaponry? This includes weapons of all calibers, mobile anti-aircraft weaponry, etc...

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It is commonly assumed that, had he not died, emperor Frederick III of the German Empire would have liberalised Germany and possibly avoided WWI, potentially paving the way for a survival of the German Monarchy. How likely would this actually have been? Was he truly a liberal?

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How many people died due to the Chernobyl Disaster? I used to believe that the figure was in the tens of thousands, but it seems that it is actually much lower.

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Are there instances of common foot soldiers being promoted all the way up to a genenral in WW1 or WW2?

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Did the Mark 14 torpedo svandal have a noticable effect on prolonging the war and did someone get sentenced for it?

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What were the Soviet Airforce (planes), Navy (ships) and Army (divisions, equipment) losses at the beginning of Operation Barbarossa and how did they get so surprised by it?

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If the majority of all tank fights were decided by who shot first, doesn't that mean that the actual tank stats like armour and gun penetration matter very little at all? Wouldn't that mean that a Panzer 4 was as effective as a Tiger tank?

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What did Bulgaria do during WW2?

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Modern corvettes, frigates, destroyers and cruisers displace far more than older ships of the same type. For example, the new German F125 frigate displaces more than a common WW2 light cruiser, nearly 8000 tons. Why is this?

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Why were the French, as the only major naval nation, using quadruple turrets so much?	4	AskHistorians
How effective was ground-based anti-aircraft weaponry? This includes weapons of all calibers, mobile anti-aircraft weaponry, etc...	4	AskHistorians
It is commonly assumed that, had he not died, emperor Frederick III of the German Empire would have liberalised Germany and possibly avoided WWI, potentially paving the way for a survival of the German Monarchy. How likely would this actually have been? Was he truly a liberal?	4	AskHistorians
How many people died due to the Chernobyl Disaster? I used to believe that the figure was in the tens of thousands, but it seems that it is actually much lower.	4	AskHistorians
Are there instances of common foot soldiers being promoted all the way up to a genenral in WW1 or WW2?	4	AskHistorians
Did the Mark 14 torpedo svandal have a noticable effect on prolonging the war and did someone get sentenced for it?	4	AskHistorians
What were the Soviet Airforce (planes), Navy (ships) and Army (divisions, equipment) losses at the beginning of Operation Barbarossa and how did they get so surprised by it?	4	AskHistorians
If the majority of all tank fights were decided by who shot first, doesn't that mean that the actual tank stats like armour and gun penetration matter very little at all? Wouldn't that mean that a Panzer 4 was as effective as a Tiger tank?	4	AskHistorians
What did Bulgaria do during WW2?	4	AskHistorians
Modern corvettes, frigates, destroyers and cruisers displace far more than older ships of the same type. For example, the new German F125 frigate displaces more than a common WW2 light cruiser, nearly 8000 tons. Why is this?	4	AskHistorians