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To what extent can we consider the first Neo-Nazi movements to be ideological successors to Nazi Germany?

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An estimated 3 million German soldiers were imprisoned in Soviet POW camps. How was it decided how long they should stay?

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As a Soviet prisoner in German captivity on the eastern front in World War 2, how exactly would I go about becoming a Hiwi?

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The flood of Nationalism during the 19th and early 20th century caused awakenings in all sorts of peoples. The most notable one (for my question) would be the Zionist movement and ideas of Jewish nationalism. Why did the Romani never develop a national movement of their own?

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Did early modern landholders in Eastern Europe make attempts to increase the productivity of their holdings?

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Why do people in Turkey speak Turkish?

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We hear a lot about Japanese industrialization, but how did Japan go from a feudal, pre-modern land to having one of the largest stock exchanges in the world? What is the history of Japan's financial system?

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How did Europeans enter into the 1500s with armies composed of mercenaries, feudal retainers, and urban militias and enter the 1700s with centralized, professional standing armies? What did this intermediate period look like?

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How big a deal was it in Ancient Rome when the Second Legion was founded? Was there a celebration? Was there a popular or senatorial backlash? How was this unprecedented moment in roman history handled?

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What exactly are cossacks, and why were they a thing?

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To what extent can we consider the first Neo-Nazi movements to be ideological successors to Nazi Germany?	3	AskHistorians
An estimated 3 million German soldiers were imprisoned in Soviet POW camps. How was it decided how long they should stay?	3	AskHistorians
As a Soviet prisoner in German captivity on the eastern front in World War 2, how exactly would I go about becoming a Hiwi?	3	AskHistorians
The flood of Nationalism during the 19th and early 20th century caused awakenings in all sorts of peoples. The most notable one (for my question) would be the Zionist movement and ideas of Jewish nationalism. Why did the Romani never develop a national movement of their own?	3	AskHistorians
Did early modern landholders in Eastern Europe make attempts to increase the productivity of their holdings?	3	AskHistorians
Why do people in Turkey speak Turkish?	3	AskHistorians
We hear a lot about Japanese industrialization, but how did Japan go from a feudal, pre-modern land to having one of the largest stock exchanges in the world? What is the history of Japan's financial system?	3	AskHistorians
How did Europeans enter into the 1500s with armies composed of mercenaries, feudal retainers, and urban militias and enter the 1700s with centralized, professional standing armies? What did this intermediate period look like?	3	AskHistorians
How big a deal was it in Ancient Rome when the Second Legion was founded? Was there a celebration? Was there a popular or senatorial backlash? How was this unprecedented moment in roman history handled?	3	AskHistorians
What exactly are cossacks, and why were they a thing?	3	AskHistorians