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How much was the average Japanese citizen aware of Nazi racial ideology?

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How factual was Neil DeGrasse Tyson when he says Hamid al-Ghazali's work was the primary influence on Islamic society to reject scientific temper during 12th century?

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How was it in Great Britain 1 year before The Roman Conquest?

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Napoleon was from Corsica and Hitler was from Austria. Which other famous rulers have governed countries that were not their own?

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In your era of expertise, what is the most prevalent sport and how prevalent/popular is it?

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When were mirrors first used, and how did they affect people's sense of self?

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In a scene from "The Last Train", SS and Wehrmacht soldiers almost get into a shootout because the Wehrmacht was giving food to Jews. Did these kind of confrontations happen in reality?

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When did anti Roma discrimination start in Europe?

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Did the Native American peoples of North America know about the Inuits before the arrival of Columbus? If so, were there any major interactions between the two groups?

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Is there or has there ever been a non- or anti-narrative school of thought among historians?

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How much was the average Japanese citizen aware of Nazi racial ideology?	43
How factual was Neil DeGrasse Tyson when he says Hamid al-Ghazali's work was the primary influence on Islamic society to reject scientific temper during 12th century?	43
How was it in Great Britain 1 year before The Roman Conquest?	43
Napoleon was from Corsica and Hitler was from Austria. Which other famous rulers have governed countries that were not their own?	43
In your era of expertise, what is the most prevalent sport and how prevalent/popular is it?	43
When were mirrors first used, and how did they affect people's sense of self?	43
In a scene from "The Last Train", SS and Wehrmacht soldiers almost get into a shootout because the Wehrmacht was giving food to Jews. Did these kind of confrontations happen in reality?	43
When did anti Roma discrimination start in Europe?	43
Did the Native American peoples of North America know about the Inuits before the arrival of Columbus? If so, were there any major interactions between the two groups?	43
Is there or has there ever been a non- or anti-narrative school of thought among historians?	43