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When and how did liberalism split from nationalism?

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In the preface to "Rubicon", Tom Holland says that "after a long time out of fashion, narrative history is back". Why did narrative history fall out of favor, and why did it come back in vogue?

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Can Nazism as an ideology be removed from its historical, German context?

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Why did the Nazis decide to make Lublin, a City in East Poland, into a German City in 1942?

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What was the French strategy for economic recovery in the 1930's?

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According to Wikipedia, the Catholic Church attained increasing political influence in the 1930s in the USA. Why?

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What are the merits of a theory of "the second 30 years war" or "the European civil war" to explain what we otherwise refer to as the world wars and the smaller conflicts in between?

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Was Nazism really a political ideology?

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If you strip away that which exclusively refers to Germany, what is left of nazism?

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When and how did liberalism split from nationalism?	2
In the preface to "Rubicon", Tom Holland says that "after a long time out of fashion, narrative history is back". Why did narrative history fall out of favor, and why did it come back in vogue?	1
Can Nazism as an ideology be removed from its historical, German context?	1
Why did the Nazis decide to make Lublin, a City in East Poland, into a German City in 1942?	1
What was the French strategy for economic recovery in the 1930's?	1
According to Wikipedia, the Catholic Church attained increasing political influence in the 1930s in the USA. Why?	1
What are the merits of a theory of "the second 30 years war" or "the European civil war" to explain what we otherwise refer to as the world wars and the smaller conflicts in between?	1
Was Nazism really a political ideology?	0
If you strip away that which exclusively refers to Germany, what is left of nazism?	0