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The Romans often disregarded enemies as barbarians or savages. How did these enemies like the Germanic tribes or the Gauls regard the Romans?

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What was the state of European film making in the immediate aftermath of WW2?

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What role, if any, did film play in forging a sense of European nationalism prior to the rise of fascism?

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How much did simple direct strikes against eyes or other vitals make up ancient Hand to Hand combat systems?

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given the impact of gothic horror on Europe in the 19th century, did its influence spread in any noticeable way among colonies and trading partners in the middle east, Asia, etc?

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Did the Academic groups and individuals that fled Europe during and prior to WW2 end up causing a brain drain or something familiar in the region following the war? What were the long term effects on European arts and sciences, if any?

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How common were duels in the old west? Did the results actually have any weight in settling the dispute at hand?

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How insulated from the public was the French monarchy and royal family at the time of the French revolution?

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Why do the after-effects of colonialism seem more severe in Africa than other regions in general?

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How did the Gallic tribes manage to exist independently for so long given their tribalism and infighting? Were there no empires prior to the romans under Caesar that were able to subjugate them or were there more factors at play?

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The Romans often disregarded enemies as barbarians or savages. How did these enemies like the Germanic tribes or the Gauls regard the Romans?	6	AskHistorians
What was the state of European film making in the immediate aftermath of WW2?	6	AskHistorians
What role, if any, did film play in forging a sense of European nationalism prior to the rise of fascism?	6	AskHistorians
How much did simple direct strikes against eyes or other vitals make up ancient Hand to Hand combat systems?	6	AskHistorians
given the impact of gothic horror on Europe in the 19th century, did its influence spread in any noticeable way among colonies and trading partners in the middle east, Asia, etc?	6	AskHistorians
Did the Academic groups and individuals that fled Europe during and prior to WW2 end up causing a brain drain or something familiar in the region following the war? What were the long term effects on European arts and sciences, if any?	6	AskHistorians
How common were duels in the old west? Did the results actually have any weight in settling the dispute at hand?	6	AskHistorians
How insulated from the public was the French monarchy and royal family at the time of the French revolution?	6	AskHistorians
Why do the after-effects of colonialism seem more severe in Africa than other regions in general?	6	AskHistorians
How did the Gallic tribes manage to exist independently for so long given their tribalism and infighting? Were there no empires prior to the romans under Caesar that were able to subjugate them or were there more factors at play?	6	AskHistorians