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226 years ago today Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth ratified the Constitution of May 3, 1791 - first one in Europe, second in the world. Did PLC/Europe knew about the Constitution of the US ratified two days earlier on May 1? Did it affect the creation of the Constitution of PLC?

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Was there ever a full generation of people (in any given country), that has never dealt with war?

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What where the smaller skirmishes/actions/ambushes during WW2, that even if unknown (due to the small scale of events), carried significant consequences, or at least make a good story.

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226 years ago today Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth ratified the Constitution of May 3, 1791 - first one in Europe, second in the world. Did PLC/Europe knew about the Constitution of the US ratified two days earlier on May 1? Did it affect the creation of the Constitution of PLC?	525
Was there ever a full generation of people (in any given country), that has never dealt with war?	2
What where the smaller skirmishes/actions/ambushes during WW2, that even if unknown (due to the small scale of events), carried significant consequences, or at least make a good story.	1