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Why can so many of our early advancements in the space age be attributed entirely — or in part — to German scientists? Why was Germany so prepared in the early 20th Century to study and develop rockets compared to the rest of the world?

31 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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JFC, Hulk.

8 upvotes • r/Wrasslin

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JFC, Hulk.

2 upvotes • r/SCJerk

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JFC, Hulk.

2 upvotes • r/SquaredCircle

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JFC, Hulk.

1 upvotes • r/JimCornette

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If Hitler and the Nazis had won at Stalingrad and the USSR eventually fell, would the Allies still have likely won World War II?

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Modern cults are, stereotypically, associated with crazy religious beliefs and mass suicides. When I hear about ancient cults, should I be thinking along the same thing? How have what we describe as cults evolved over the last couple thousand years?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Why can so many of our early advancements in the space age be attributed entirely — or in part — to German scientists? Why was Germany so prepared in the early 20th Century to study and develop rockets compared to the rest of the world?	31	AskHistorians
JFC, Hulk.	8	Wrasslin
JFC, Hulk.	2	SCJerk
JFC, Hulk.	2	SquaredCircle
JFC, Hulk.	1	JimCornette
If Hitler and the Nazis had won at Stalingrad and the USSR eventually fell, would the Allies still have likely won World War II?	1	AskHistorians
Modern cults are, stereotypically, associated with crazy religious beliefs and mass suicides. When I hear about ancient cults, should I be thinking along the same thing? How have what we describe as cults evolved over the last couple thousand years?	0	AskHistorians