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Were Germans grateful to not be Nazis after World War 2?

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It's the height of the Roman empire, I am visiting a friend well off friend who lives in Rome and he insists on taking me to the baths, what is our day like?

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In World War 2 why did Germany issue green and grey uniforms?

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Why was the statue of liberty put up?

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In WW2 how did the infantry uniforms of the major nations (Italy, America, Germany, Japan, Britian, USSR) compare? Who had the best?

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Did Sherman just make up the March to the Sea?

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Why wasn't D Day delayed even more?

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In the dark ages how common was it to kill not just the men, but the women and children too?

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Why did Napoleonic era armies favor colors like red and blue for their uniforms?

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When did high school become a thing in the US

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Were Germans grateful to not be Nazis after World War 2?	0
It's the height of the Roman empire, I am visiting a friend well off friend who lives in Rome and he insists on taking me to the baths, what is our day like?	0
In World War 2 why did Germany issue green and grey uniforms?	0
Why was the statue of liberty put up?	0
In WW2 how did the infantry uniforms of the major nations (Italy, America, Germany, Japan, Britian, USSR) compare? Who had the best?	0
Did Sherman just make up the March to the Sea?	0
Why wasn't D Day delayed even more?	0
In the dark ages how common was it to kill not just the men, but the women and children too?	0
Why did Napoleonic era armies favor colors like red and blue for their uniforms?	0
When did high school become a thing in the US	0