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why Michelin started to recommand restaurant while being a tire fabricant?

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does China have a bronze age collapse aswell?

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How the crown become a symbol of royalty?

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what was the view of the Soviet government on the Russian orthodox church?

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I am a soviet favtory woker in the late 1930's, do i have to pay taxes, if yes, how much do i have to pay, how is it collected and what would happen to me if i pay it late or dont pay it at all? Is there a way to reduce my taxes?

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Do we understand why the chinese volunteers to north korea during the korean war was composed by a lot of southern Chinese soldiers and not those from the north which were more acclimated to the harsh winters of the north?

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i came accros a battle report of a skirmish between Song and Liao, how to explain that Song's army organization is so weak that imperial guards are "en déroute" only after 1 cavalry charge from Liao?

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fish is very important in the Japanese diet, however were they still consuming fish almost everyday while deep into the chinese mainland during the ww2?

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How the soviet, on the edge of collapse facing the german advance, still able to gather forces and launch the invasion of iran? Dont they fear this front could stagnate and draw their precious resources away from the main front?

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in Kaifeng's city register, it says northen song's capital consume about 300 tons of mineral COAL per average winter day, but why during the late ming this downgrades to 1500 tons of CHARCOAL per day in Beijing despite ming controlling china's largest hebei and inner mongolia mining area?

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why Michelin started to recommand restaurant while being a tire fabricant?	21	AskHistorians
does China have a bronze age collapse aswell?	17	AskHistorians
How the crown become a symbol of royalty?	16	AskHistorians
what was the view of the Soviet government on the Russian orthodox church?	15	AskHistorians
I am a soviet favtory woker in the late 1930's, do i have to pay taxes, if yes, how much do i have to pay, how is it collected and what would happen to me if i pay it late or dont pay it at all? Is there a way to reduce my taxes?	15	AskHistorians
Do we understand why the chinese volunteers to north korea during the korean war was composed by a lot of southern Chinese soldiers and not those from the north which were more acclimated to the harsh winters of the north?	15	AskHistorians
i came accros a battle report of a skirmish between Song and Liao, how to explain that Song's army organization is so weak that imperial guards are "en déroute" only after 1 cavalry charge from Liao?	13	AskHistorians
fish is very important in the Japanese diet, however were they still consuming fish almost everyday while deep into the chinese mainland during the ww2?	13	AskHistorians
How the soviet, on the edge of collapse facing the german advance, still able to gather forces and launch the invasion of iran? Dont they fear this front could stagnate and draw their precious resources away from the main front?	13	AskHistorians
in Kaifeng's city register, it says northen song's capital consume about 300 tons of mineral COAL per average winter day, but why during the late ming this downgrades to 1500 tons of CHARCOAL per day in Beijing despite ming controlling china's largest hebei and inner mongolia mining area?	13	AskHistorians