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New tech businesses today often take many years to turn a profit, especially if they disrupt a long standing business model. Was this paradigm similar in the past in high tech fields of their time?

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How did employers retain employees during Weimar hyperinflation as wages rapidly lost buying power? How often were wages adjusted and how did the employers know how much to adjust them?

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Why did successful wars of expansion/aggression between sovereign nations stop happening after WW2?

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“1917” Plot Feasibilty (Minor Spoilers)

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Has there ever been an incident where a significant percentage of a nation's legislature and/or line of succession were all killed or removed from office very suddenly? What happened?

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What happened to soldiers of small countries occupied by the Nazis after their governments surrendered?

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Did either side accurately project the human and economic cost that would be required to win WWI after it became a stalemate? How did they justify the cost of continuing to fight for years when they seemingly gained so little out of winning the war?

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Has senior leadership of a winning side of a war ever been tried for war crimes?

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Is there any evidence that the Catholic Church acknowledged the ulterior secular/political motivations of their more questionable actions at the time?

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Were any family members of July 20th plotters arrested under the Sippenhaft policies actually executed or tortured? Were the ones who were sent to concentration camps treated more harshly than others there?

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New tech businesses today often take many years to turn a profit, especially if they disrupt a long standing business model. Was this paradigm similar in the past in high tech fields of their time?	6	AskHistorians
How did employers retain employees during Weimar hyperinflation as wages rapidly lost buying power? How often were wages adjusted and how did the employers know how much to adjust them?	6	AskHistorians
Why did successful wars of expansion/aggression between sovereign nations stop happening after WW2?	5	AskHistorians
“1917” Plot Feasibilty (Minor Spoilers)	4	AskHistorians
Has there ever been an incident where a significant percentage of a nation's legislature and/or line of succession were all killed or removed from office very suddenly? What happened?	4	AskHistorians
What happened to soldiers of small countries occupied by the Nazis after their governments surrendered?	3	AskHistorians
Did either side accurately project the human and economic cost that would be required to win WWI after it became a stalemate? How did they justify the cost of continuing to fight for years when they seemingly gained so little out of winning the war?	2	AskHistorians
Has senior leadership of a winning side of a war ever been tried for war crimes?	2	AskHistorians
Is there any evidence that the Catholic Church acknowledged the ulterior secular/political motivations of their more questionable actions at the time?	2	AskHistorians
Were any family members of July 20th plotters arrested under the Sippenhaft policies actually executed or tortured? Were the ones who were sent to concentration camps treated more harshly than others there?	2	AskHistorians