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assuming he didn't have any valuable information do you think a WW2 era US solider actually get court-martialed if he killed an injured Japanese solider in cold blood?

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When did people in the English speaking world start taking an ignorance of shakespeare's work, as an indicator of a want of culture/Education?

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Would all the various annual celebrations the Romans publicly observed, have still been held at times when the Empire was in exstream poltical or financial dire straits (the 260s for example)?

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is it true a lot of Britons (particularly druids) gathered together in the wild wood and set them selves on fire when the Romans invaded?

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when was the written form english first created? why was written English created if early (western) scholars use to put more emphasis on learning to speak and reading works written in latin?

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when was it first suggested black racial slurs like were offensive?

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Suppose I'm a reasonable wealthy Roman, an Equestrian say, living in Rome in 265. How does the Crisis of the third century effect my life?

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when the professional Roman Army was being formulated in the early first century BC, who would have filled the roles of the various ranks of centenarian (IE high ranking non-coms) if no one (literally no one ever before) had pre-existing experience of being a non-com in a professional army?

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do you think being a historian makes it easier to really view past events as "real"?

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The HBO movie Conspiracy Wilhelm Stuckart (Colin Firth) complains about how vague anti-Jewish laws could lead to people suing the state over wrongful deportations. Were there really people in the German government who saw that as a realistic concern?

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assuming he didn't have any valuable information do you think a WW2 era US solider actually get court-martialed if he killed an injured Japanese solider in cold blood?	4	AskHistorians
When did people in the English speaking world start taking an ignorance of shakespeare's work, as an indicator of a want of culture/Education?	4	AskHistorians
Would all the various annual celebrations the Romans publicly observed, have still been held at times when the Empire was in exstream poltical or financial dire straits (the 260s for example)?	4	AskHistorians
is it true a lot of Britons (particularly druids) gathered together in the wild wood and set them selves on fire when the Romans invaded?	4	AskHistorians
when was the written form english first created? why was written English created if early (western) scholars use to put more emphasis on learning to speak and reading works written in latin?	4	AskHistorians
when was it first suggested black racial slurs like were offensive?	4	AskHistorians
Suppose I'm a reasonable wealthy Roman, an Equestrian say, living in Rome in 265. How does the Crisis of the third century effect my life?	4	AskHistorians
when the professional Roman Army was being formulated in the early first century BC, who would have filled the roles of the various ranks of centenarian (IE high ranking non-coms) if no one (literally no one ever before) had pre-existing experience of being a non-com in a professional army?	4	AskHistorians
do you think being a historian makes it easier to really view past events as "real"?	4	AskHistorians
The HBO movie Conspiracy Wilhelm Stuckart (Colin Firth) complains about how vague anti-Jewish laws could lead to people suing the state over wrongful deportations. Were there really people in the German government who saw that as a realistic concern?	4	AskHistorians