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Nations at war often seize control of their media to control the narrative of war efforts. After reading about this happening in Ukraine, I wonder: To what extent did Allied/UN powers control the news during the 20th Century?

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What happened in oklahoma 1917?

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How rampant was cannibalism during the Great Famine of 1315?

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What's considered the beginning of Korean history, or Korean civilization?

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Did any Japanese Americans defect to Imperial Japan?

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In slave-owning America, would it be more prestigious for a wealthy family to have Black enslaved or White paid servants?

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An english teacher of mine told me six years ago that in the past (Medieval times) being overweight was considered the beauty standard, since it was a sign you could afford to over eat, among other things. Is this accurate?

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Nations at war often seize control of their media to control the narrative of war efforts. After reading about this happening in Ukraine, I wonder: To what extent did Allied/UN powers control the news during the 20th Century?	26
What happened in oklahoma 1917?	26
How rampant was cannibalism during the Great Famine of 1315?	26
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What's considered the beginning of Korean history, or Korean civilization?	26
Did any Japanese Americans defect to Imperial Japan?	26
In slave-owning America, would it be more prestigious for a wealthy family to have Black enslaved or White paid servants?	26
An english teacher of mine told me six years ago that in the past (Medieval times) being overweight was considered the beauty standard, since it was a sign you could afford to over eat, among other things. Is this accurate?	26