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When did the concept of "nobility" in Western cultures die out? Is it even dead?

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Someone give me a hand with my limited knowledge of Ancient Greece

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I've heard a lot that pre-modern soldiers generally did not aim to kill, or would purposefully miss their target so-as to not kill. Was this also a problem when melee weapons and archery was the dominant means of warfare?

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Why is so little known about slovenian history even tho they have The Freising manuscripts that is the first Latin-script continuous text in a Slavic language and "the oldest document in Slovene and they Lost 4/5 of land size

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The European powers sent military observers to America during the Civil War. What conclusions did they draw?

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Where would we be without the Phoenicians?

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Historical books on Janus?

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It’s 100 AD and I have access to any Roman document I want, what can I find out about Jesus of Nazareth?

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When I was in High School they told us that the Hitler Youth was encouraged to have sex to produce more Aryan citizens, is there any truth to this?

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Could you mention some genuinely interesting history "raw material" ?

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When did the concept of "nobility" in Western cultures die out? Is it even dead?	11
Someone give me a hand with my limited knowledge of Ancient Greece	11
I've heard a lot that pre-modern soldiers generally did not aim to kill, or would purposefully miss their target so-as to not kill. Was this also a problem when melee weapons and archery was the dominant means of warfare?	11
Why is so little known about slovenian history even tho they have The Freising manuscripts that is the first Latin-script continuous text in a Slavic language and "the oldest document in Slovene and they Lost 4/5 of land size	11
The European powers sent military observers to America during the Civil War. What conclusions did they draw?	11
Where would we be without the Phoenicians?	11
Historical books on Janus?	11
It’s 100 AD and I have access to any Roman document I want, what can I find out about Jesus of Nazareth?	11
When I was in High School they told us that the Hitler Youth was encouraged to have sex to produce more Aryan citizens, is there any truth to this?	11
Could you mention some genuinely interesting history "raw material" ?	11