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Was there such a thing as a "World War Zero" in 1200 BCE?

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A Spanish search for survivors of La Salle's doomed settlement turned up an unnamed Italian captive. Any idea as to whom this may be?

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Is there any references to Ashoka documented in the history of Hellenistic nations?

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How did the Soviets and Castro know when the Bay of Pigs invasion would take place?

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Was there such a thing as a "World War Zero" in 1200 BCE?	375
A Spanish search for survivors of La Salle's doomed settlement turned up an unnamed Italian captive. Any idea as to whom this may be?	12
Is there any references to Ashoka documented in the history of Hellenistic nations?	2
How did the Soviets and Castro know when the Bay of Pigs invasion would take place?	1