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Where did the word "poontang" come from and when used it first used in a sexual manner? NSFW

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Why has there been a shift from the way English is typeset?

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What would life be like for a Chinese civilian living in Japan during WW2?

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In the Why We Fight documentaries published by the USA during WW2, the map of China includes Tibet, which the USA later supported their independence via the CIA from the 1950s, how did the USA reconcile this switch of territorial acknowledgements?

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In depictions of a medieval siege, why don't defenders wall off the main gates to their city? As supposed to leaving it barred and open to ramming?

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How high would I have to jump into a body of water to die instantly on impact?

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Why were Western-allied governments during the Cold War in Asia often associated with corruption?

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A stereotypical form of address in Communist countries is "comrade". Did any tropes exist in fascist or other authoritarian governments?

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As a result of the Nazi's ruthless eugenics program, was there an actual continual effect on the post-war population?

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Where did the word "poontang" come from and when used it first used in a sexual manner? NSFW	2	AskHistorians
Why has there been a shift from the way English is typeset?	2	AskHistorians
What would life be like for a Chinese civilian living in Japan during WW2?	2	AskHistorians
In the Why We Fight documentaries published by the USA during WW2, the map of China includes Tibet, which the USA later supported their independence via the CIA from the 1950s, how did the USA reconcile this switch of territorial acknowledgements?	2	AskHistorians
In depictions of a medieval siege, why don't defenders wall off the main gates to their city? As supposed to leaving it barred and open to ramming?	2	AskHistorians
How high would I have to jump into a body of water to die instantly on impact?	1	askscience
Why were Western-allied governments during the Cold War in Asia often associated with corruption?	1	AskHistorians
A stereotypical form of address in Communist countries is "comrade". Did any tropes exist in fascist or other authoritarian governments?	1	AskHistorians
As a result of the Nazi's ruthless eugenics program, was there an actual continual effect on the post-war population?	0	AskHistorians