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Post WWII, how did Germany "recreate" themselves and gain trust from other countries?

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What would a tavern/inn/pub look like I'm 16th century Europe?

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I'm just an average European guy living after WWI, our monarchy just got the boot and there's these castles and estates lying about all over the country. What's gonna happen to them? Can I just go live in it if I want?

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There may not have been an understanding of homosexuality as an orientation during the Middle Ages, but did anyone back then think of individuals as inclined toward homosexuality and—if so—what kind of terminology did they give it?

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How did the Balkan languages, cultures and peoples survive the hundreds of years they were dominated by the Ottoman Empire and Austria?

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In the early 1900s, how did Japan become so powerful despite closing the country for 200+ years and having no natural resources?

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Is it true that the "Dark Ages" are a myth?

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During the Napoleonic Wars, how common was it for soldiers on foreign soil to take local women as wives?

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Post WWII, how did Germany "recreate" themselves and gain trust from other countries?	9
What would a tavern/inn/pub look like I'm 16th century Europe?	9
I'm just an average European guy living after WWI, our monarchy just got the boot and there's these castles and estates lying about all over the country. What's gonna happen to them? Can I just go live in it if I want?	9
[deleted by user]	9
There may not have been an understanding of homosexuality as an orientation during the Middle Ages, but did anyone back then think of individuals as inclined toward homosexuality and—if so—what kind of terminology did they give it?	9
[deleted by user]	9
How did the Balkan languages, cultures and peoples survive the hundreds of years they were dominated by the Ottoman Empire and Austria?	9
In the early 1900s, how did Japan become so powerful despite closing the country for 200+ years and having no natural resources?	9
Is it true that the "Dark Ages" are a myth?	9
During the Napoleonic Wars, how common was it for soldiers on foreign soil to take local women as wives?	9