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In the years of 1444 to 1820s, it is evident that some non-European states are more advanced than Europe in certain fields, for example, Mughal agriculture and manufactory technology. What caused the rest of the world to technologically lag behind Europe starting from the 18th century?

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In Glantz's The Soviet-German War 1941-1945 essay, he notes that total Nazi losses amounted up to 13,488,000 while acknowledging only roughly 4 million are dead and 3 million plus are captured. Are the extra numbers just really disabled or missing, don't they seem too much?

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Need help in finding sources for unionization in American arms production during WW2.

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My tierlist about posts that also includes that post about tierlists

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In the years of 1444 to 1820s, it is evident that some non-European states are more advanced than Europe in certain fields, for example, Mughal agriculture and manufactory technology. What caused the rest of the world to technologically lag behind Europe starting from the 18th century?	190	AskHistorians
In Glantz's The Soviet-German War 1941-1945 essay, he notes that total Nazi losses amounted up to 13,488,000 while acknowledging only roughly 4 million are dead and 3 million plus are captured. Are the extra numbers just really disabled or missing, don't they seem too much?	12	AskHistorians
Need help in finding sources for unionization in American arms production during WW2.	2	AskHistorians
My tierlist about posts that also includes that post about tierlists	1	CrusaderKings