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Was there anyone who served in both WWII and Vietnam (and I'm assuming Korea as well) who has written about both experiences?
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A few years ago I watched a documentary that said the Native Americans weren't killed by germs brought by Europeans but instead died because of some rare American disease. How controversial is this theory?
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What was the allied plan B if the Germans had been able to cross the Meuse river during the battle of the Ardennes?
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Eugene Debbs was imprisoned in 1918 for vocally opposing WWI, and for speaking out on the practice of prosecuting people for opposing the War. When did it become 'legal' in America to vocally oppose wars? Why was this a crime then, and unconstitutional today?
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Italy and Germany both united in the 19th century, during a period of significant pan-nationalist sentiment. Were there other pan-nationalist movements which attempted to unite countries under a shared culture or perceived nationality which we don't often hear about?
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