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In the north was there more racism against blacks in the decades just before the civil war, or just after?

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someone once told me that on account of him being Jewish-German Einstein’s work was among that burnt on the streets of Nazi Germany. Were Nazi scientists not allowed to take Jewish Scientist’s theories into account, or was that hypocrisy just ignored?

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In the lost prince (a movie about Prince John, the one who had epilepsy and Autism), when Prince George is in the navy academy all the boys have to jump in a pool of freezing water every morning. Was that a real practice? If "yes" what was the point of it?

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is it true a country can't maintain an industrial revolution and make any significant strides in worker's rights at the same time?

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in most fictional works I've seen ricimer is depicted as stereotypically germanic (bushy beard, trouser wearing, ale drinking, etc). is there any reason to think he wouldn't have dressed and acted like the upper class Romans he was surrounded by?

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how long did it take the Japanese to figure/find out that it was in fact an atomic bomb that Americans had dropped on Hiroshima?

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what determined where and where weren't settlements founded back when north america was being settled by Europeans?

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did the Greeks and Romans really drink as much wine as they do in most historical dramas?

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Do we have any written accounts from people who endured the trauma of both sacks of Rome?

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do they remove all the references to multiple pagan gods from classical texts at some point?

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In the north was there more racism against blacks in the decades just before the civil war, or just after?	2	AskHistorians
someone once told me that on account of him being Jewish-German Einstein’s work was among that burnt on the streets of Nazi Germany. Were Nazi scientists not allowed to take Jewish Scientist’s theories into account, or was that hypocrisy just ignored?	2	AskHistorians
In the lost prince (a movie about Prince John, the one who had epilepsy and Autism), when Prince George is in the navy academy all the boys have to jump in a pool of freezing water every morning. Was that a real practice? If "yes" what was the point of it?	2	AskHistorians
is it true a country can't maintain an industrial revolution and make any significant strides in worker's rights at the same time?	2	AskHistorians
in most fictional works I've seen ricimer is depicted as stereotypically germanic (bushy beard, trouser wearing, ale drinking, etc). is there any reason to think he wouldn't have dressed and acted like the upper class Romans he was surrounded by?	2	AskHistorians
how long did it take the Japanese to figure/find out that it was in fact an atomic bomb that Americans had dropped on Hiroshima?	2	AskHistorians
what determined where and where weren't settlements founded back when north america was being settled by Europeans?	2	AskHistorians
did the Greeks and Romans really drink as much wine as they do in most historical dramas?	2	AskHistorians
Do we have any written accounts from people who endured the trauma of both sacks of Rome?	2	AskHistorians
do they remove all the references to multiple pagan gods from classical texts at some point?	2	AskHistorians