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Suppose it's 1977 and you are the brother of someone who use to work in the Soviet embassy to the US and has just defected. (Assuming you still live in the USSR) what (if anything?) would happen to you?

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What was medical care like for working class British people in the 1920s (IE before the NHS)?

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were the chicago's beaches there when white people arrived in the area or did the city create them for the sake of tourism?

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How do general living standards (availability of food, money, physical health, Education, ect) in china and Japan compare in 1707 (long before the Meiji Restoration) and in 1907 (a couple generations after the Meiji Restoration and half a decade before the end of the Chinese empire)?

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were living standards in North Korea (as defined by the borders of the modern state) worse in the 1930s or the 1970s?

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was Russia taking over Europe a considered a legitimate fear just after world war 2?

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What was the first society to display the "women long hair, men short hair" convention that (more or less) dominates in the west today?

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Osamu Tezuka once wrote a a manga called Phoenix. Both the manga and the anime based on it, start in Japan in the mid third century AD, both depict Jōmon period hunter gatherers and rice farmers coexisting in Japan at the same time. Is the particularly plausible for the time period?

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when upper class romans were on campaign did they still eat reclined on couches like they would at home?

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How come the Chinese rebelled and overthrew their emperor, where as even after the hell of world war 2 the Japanese were still so devoted to there's that the Americans wheedled out of charging him with war crimes to keep them sweet?

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Suppose it's 1977 and you are the brother of someone who use to work in the Soviet embassy to the US and has just defected. (Assuming you still live in the USSR) what (if anything?) would happen to you?	6	AskHistorians
What was medical care like for working class British people in the 1920s (IE before the NHS)?	6	AskHistorians
were the chicago's beaches there when white people arrived in the area or did the city create them for the sake of tourism?	6	AskHistorians
How do general living standards (availability of food, money, physical health, Education, ect) in china and Japan compare in 1707 (long before the Meiji Restoration) and in 1907 (a couple generations after the Meiji Restoration and half a decade before the end of the Chinese empire)?	6	AskHistorians
were living standards in North Korea (as defined by the borders of the modern state) worse in the 1930s or the 1970s?	6	AskHistorians
was Russia taking over Europe a considered a legitimate fear just after world war 2?	6	AskHistorians
What was the first society to display the "women long hair, men short hair" convention that (more or less) dominates in the west today?	6	AskHistorians
Osamu Tezuka once wrote a a manga called Phoenix. Both the manga and the anime based on it, start in Japan in the mid third century AD, both depict Jōmon period hunter gatherers and rice farmers coexisting in Japan at the same time. Is the particularly plausible for the time period?	6	AskHistorians
when upper class romans were on campaign did they still eat reclined on couches like they would at home?	6	AskHistorians
How come the Chinese rebelled and overthrew their emperor, where as even after the hell of world war 2 the Japanese were still so devoted to there's that the Americans wheedled out of charging him with war crimes to keep them sweet?	6	AskHistorians