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Wikipedia claims that Nazi Germany's National Research Council acknowledged anti-Jewish attitudes were a mistake. True or not?

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Fate of prisoners after liberation of concentration camps

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What physical training would an Ancient Roman soldier have undergone?

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In August of 1563, Michel de Montaigne interviewed three Brazilian cannibals who had visited France on the invitation of King Charles IX. How did this invitation come about, and how did the parties communicate with one another during the visit?

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Why weren't siege weapons such as catapults used in pre-unification Japan? Castles existed.

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Hey so I'm doing a paper on Holocaust denial and i need some help.

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I know the interpretations have evolved, but do historians generally believe the Aztec sun stone was a temalácatl? Something else? Or we’re really just guessing? And if it was a temalácatl, that means it lay horizontal and gladiators found standing on it? Or chained to it?

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How did the term soccer become a hated word beleived to be an American invention?

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In the 360s Varazdat, the future King of Armenia, became the last known Olympic victor, triumphing in boxing. What made a Christian participate in the pagan games celebrating the Olympic Gods?

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In what ways did the Chinese National Revolutionary Army contribute to the defeat of Japan in WW2? Was the tremendous effort by the US to supply them worth the casualties and expenditure?

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Wikipedia claims that Nazi Germany's National Research Council acknowledged anti-Jewish attitudes were a mistake. True or not?	7
Fate of prisoners after liberation of concentration camps	7
What physical training would an Ancient Roman soldier have undergone?	7
In August of 1563, Michel de Montaigne interviewed three Brazilian cannibals who had visited France on the invitation of King Charles IX. How did this invitation come about, and how did the parties communicate with one another during the visit?	7
Why weren't siege weapons such as catapults used in pre-unification Japan? Castles existed.	7
Hey so I'm doing a paper on Holocaust denial and i need some help.	7
I know the interpretations have evolved, but do historians generally believe the Aztec sun stone was a temalácatl? Something else? Or we’re really just guessing? And if it was a temalácatl, that means it lay horizontal and gladiators found standing on it? Or chained to it?	7
How did the term soccer become a hated word beleived to be an American invention?	7
In the 360s Varazdat, the future King of Armenia, became the last known Olympic victor, triumphing in boxing. What made a Christian participate in the pagan games celebrating the Olympic Gods?	7
In what ways did the Chinese National Revolutionary Army contribute to the defeat of Japan in WW2? Was the tremendous effort by the US to supply them worth the casualties and expenditure?	7