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Did medieval women use the same lye soap for washing their hair as they did for general cleaning? What was medieval haircare like?

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Did the Teutonic and Hospitaller Orders develop as robust a banking system as the Knights Templar?

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Henry Bolingbroke; King of England, went on crusade in the Baltic a couple of times; Did he react to the Teutonic Order's catastrophic defeat at Grunwald in 1410?

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why dont we call Germany Deutschland?

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Is there a symbol or symbols generally associated with the Sōhei Monks in a similar vein of the various crosses of the Christian Monastic Military Orders?

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Christianity and Buddhism are considered pacifist ideologies, do we know why both would produce large and powerful Monastic Military Orders? Have Islam, Sikhism, Hinduism, and other faiths produced similar Warrior-Monks?

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What led to the relative small French diaspora and population growth compared to its British and German neighbors?

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What were relations like between the German settlements amongst the Romanian population from the 13th century to the 20th century. How did the Catholic & Protestant Germans get along with the Eastern Orthodox Romanians?

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How familiar were the American Founding Fathers to the history of the Holy Roman Empire and its electoral college system? Did they see any pitfalls or benefits in its system?

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The Kingdom of Bavaria built 'Walhalla' as a pan Germanic monument but its built as a Classical Greco-Roman Temple; What was the panGermanic reaction to this monument?

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Did medieval women use the same lye soap for washing their hair as they did for general cleaning? What was medieval haircare like?	4	AskHistorians
Did the Teutonic and Hospitaller Orders develop as robust a banking system as the Knights Templar?	4	AskHistorians
Henry Bolingbroke; King of England, went on crusade in the Baltic a couple of times; Did he react to the Teutonic Order's catastrophic defeat at Grunwald in 1410?	4	AskHistorians
why dont we call Germany Deutschland?	4	AskHistorians
Is there a symbol or symbols generally associated with the Sōhei Monks in a similar vein of the various crosses of the Christian Monastic Military Orders?	4	AskHistorians
Christianity and Buddhism are considered pacifist ideologies, do we know why both would produce large and powerful Monastic Military Orders? Have Islam, Sikhism, Hinduism, and other faiths produced similar Warrior-Monks?	4	AskHistorians
What led to the relative small French diaspora and population growth compared to its British and German neighbors?	4	AskHistorians
What were relations like between the German settlements amongst the Romanian population from the 13th century to the 20th century. How did the Catholic & Protestant Germans get along with the Eastern Orthodox Romanians?	4	AskHistorians
How familiar were the American Founding Fathers to the history of the Holy Roman Empire and its electoral college system? Did they see any pitfalls or benefits in its system?	4	AskHistorians
The Kingdom of Bavaria built 'Walhalla' as a pan Germanic monument but its built as a Classical Greco-Roman Temple; What was the panGermanic reaction to this monument?	4	AskHistorians