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Sun Tzu’s The Art of War is considered by many to be one of the most influential works of strategy and warmaking. Once translations made it to Europe how was it initially regarded? and Was there any obvious changes in strategy once the book made it into foreign hands?

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Did the 60’s actually “abruptly end on the 9th of August 1969”? How did the fallout from the Manson Murders affect cultural and societal norms in the US?

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Sun Tzu’s The Art of War is considered by many to be one of the most influential works of strategy and warmaking. Once translations made it to Europe how was it initially regarded? and Was there any obvious changes in strategy once the book made it into foreign hands?	2601	AskHistorians
Did the 60’s actually “abruptly end on the 9th of August 1969”? How did the fallout from the Manson Murders affect cultural and societal norms in the US?	1	AskHistorians