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Armies used to have camp followers: either soldiers' families or civilians providing services to soldiers. When and how did this practice end?
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Anti-communism seems to be underplayed in modern American depictions of Nazism. Why did this aspect disappear from popular conception?
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The "ad executive" character -- a witty, sharply-dressed businessman -- features prominently in old movies like North by Northwest and 12 Angry Men (as well as Mad Men). Was the job an important aspect of 50's America?
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This article from 1902 starts with "France and Germany may be at peace with all the world for many years..." What is the context behind this sentiment?
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I've heard there was hand-to-hand fighting in Stalingrad. Is this true? If so, why weren't guns sufficient?
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Is it true that Silicon Valley was started by a "massive and sustained top-down investment by the military industrial complex"?
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