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Did Sparta ever provide Auxiliaries for Rome?

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A common trope in fantasy and sci-fi is a wounded warrior refusing medicine as "dishonourable", but was this ever actually the case?

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How were Russian prisoners of war treated by Germany during the First World War? Can we see influences for how they were mistreated during the Second?

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In The Hunt For Red October, Marko Ramius is a Lithuanian who rises to become one of the Soviet Navy's most respected submarine officers. But is real life, was a non-Russian ever entrusted with a strategic Soviet asset like a ballistic missile submarine?

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How did Albert of Prussia manage to convert to Lutheranism and form the lands of the Teutonic Order into a secular duchy under his rule without facing massive resistance?

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What was the state of private firearms ownership in the Soviet Union?

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Suppose a French soldier in Spain in 1812 and he has just had to surrender. How will he be treated if he is captured by the British? The Spanish? The guerrillas?

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How did the British Expeditionary Force handle working with French and Belgian civil authorities during the First World War?

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How did rabbit overpopulation become such a huge problem in so memetically-lethal a country as Australia?

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True or False? During World War II Britain seriously considered a plan to assassinate Adolf Hitler, but ultimately chose to abandon it as Hitler was thought to be more detrimental to the German war effort if left alive

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Did Sparta ever provide Auxiliaries for Rome?	3	AskHistorians
A common trope in fantasy and sci-fi is a wounded warrior refusing medicine as "dishonourable", but was this ever actually the case?	3	AskHistorians
How were Russian prisoners of war treated by Germany during the First World War? Can we see influences for how they were mistreated during the Second?	3	AskHistorians
In The Hunt For Red October, Marko Ramius is a Lithuanian who rises to become one of the Soviet Navy's most respected submarine officers. But is real life, was a non-Russian ever entrusted with a strategic Soviet asset like a ballistic missile submarine?	3	AskHistorians
How did Albert of Prussia manage to convert to Lutheranism and form the lands of the Teutonic Order into a secular duchy under his rule without facing massive resistance?	3	AskHistorians
What was the state of private firearms ownership in the Soviet Union?	2	AskHistorians
Suppose a French soldier in Spain in 1812 and he has just had to surrender. How will he be treated if he is captured by the British? The Spanish? The guerrillas?	2	AskHistorians
How did the British Expeditionary Force handle working with French and Belgian civil authorities during the First World War?	2	AskHistorians
How did rabbit overpopulation become such a huge problem in so memetically-lethal a country as Australia?	2	AskHistorians
True or False? During World War II Britain seriously considered a plan to assassinate Adolf Hitler, but ultimately chose to abandon it as Hitler was thought to be more detrimental to the German war effort if left alive	2	AskHistorians