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Is offensive warfare necessary for the survival of a nation? Are there examples of nations that never engaged in offensive warfare and survived?
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I remember reading about a particular Indian princess who, when betrothed to a man she did not love, disemboweled herself and presented her innards to him as a gift. However, I cannot remember her name or find anything about her again. Can anyone verify this?
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Why and how did the Soviet Union dominate the Olympic games for the brief time it participated them.
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Has the UN actually been helpful in preventing war or stopping dictatorships/rulers from killing their own people in the past?
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Serious Question. Other then pursuing a teaching position is getting a degree in history a good idea?
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Why didn't any other colonies (like lower and upper Canada) join/side with the 13 American colonies in the revolutionary war?
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With so much focus on the Nazi war crimes, why was there so little attention to the Japanese war crimes in WW2?
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