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Where Japanese soldiers just as fanatical during WWI as they were during WWII?

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During the Cold and Gulf Wars American soldiers were taught to adapt to certain customs to avoid offending different cultures. Is there a record of different nations commanding their diplomats/soldiers to do and not do certain tasks to avoid offending the Americans?

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Why can Bacteria/Viruses develop immunities to out antibiotics very quickly and humans can't?

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Did the Japanese public/military ever wonder why Kyoto and Hiroshima never firebombed? Was there any suspicion they were being "saved" to showcase the full power of a nuclear blast? Or were the Japanese unasare of the extent to which the US has progressed?

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Was there a power struggle between Japanese leadership during the battle for Iwo Jima?

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Would an Axis victory eventually lead to a Cold War between Japan and Germany? Did Hitler ever plan/expect total war with Japan? Did the Japanese? Was it ever acknowledged/discussed internally by either side?

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Why are aquariums a staple across Asian restaurants accross America? Is this an international cultural phenomenon or an American trend?

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Did the US also plan to use nuclear weapons vs Germany? If so, what type of targets did they have in mind? Is it safe to assume if Germany didn't surrender, at least a couple cities would have been devastated by nuclear bombs?

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What was the United States plan after they dropped the first two bombs without a surrender? Would the US have kept dropping nuclear bombs until a surrender? If so, was there a limit?

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How was Roosevelt planning on convincing the American public to supporting sending in American troops to fight in WWII before the Pearl Harbor?

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Where Japanese soldiers just as fanatical during WWI as they were during WWII?	7	AskHistorians
During the Cold and Gulf Wars American soldiers were taught to adapt to certain customs to avoid offending different cultures. Is there a record of different nations commanding their diplomats/soldiers to do and not do certain tasks to avoid offending the Americans?	7	AskHistorians
Why can Bacteria/Viruses develop immunities to out antibiotics very quickly and humans can't?	6	askscience
Did the Japanese public/military ever wonder why Kyoto and Hiroshima never firebombed? Was there any suspicion they were being "saved" to showcase the full power of a nuclear blast? Or were the Japanese unasare of the extent to which the US has progressed?	6	AskHistorians
Was there a power struggle between Japanese leadership during the battle for Iwo Jima?	6	AskHistorians
Would an Axis victory eventually lead to a Cold War between Japan and Germany? Did Hitler ever plan/expect total war with Japan? Did the Japanese? Was it ever acknowledged/discussed internally by either side?	5	AskHistorians
Why are aquariums a staple across Asian restaurants accross America? Is this an international cultural phenomenon or an American trend?	5	AskHistorians
Did the US also plan to use nuclear weapons vs Germany? If so, what type of targets did they have in mind? Is it safe to assume if Germany didn't surrender, at least a couple cities would have been devastated by nuclear bombs?	4	AskHistorians
What was the United States plan after they dropped the first two bombs without a surrender? Would the US have kept dropping nuclear bombs until a surrender? If so, was there a limit?	4	AskHistorians
How was Roosevelt planning on convincing the American public to supporting sending in American troops to fight in WWII before the Pearl Harbor?	4	AskHistorians