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According to Anthony Beevor's "The Second World War", the Japanese Military had an officer led policy of eating prisoners. Is this true, and if so why aren't people mad as hell about it?

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What kind of ships did the Maya use for long distance trade of obsidian, honey and other goods? And why didn't they have any warships?

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What are some good books to learn more about why Russia got so dang big despite all the Mongols next door?

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What are some good books to learn more about Central and South America during the 19th and 20th centuries? And what are some major events and themes of this period?

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According to Anthony Beevor's "The Second World War", the Japanese Military had an officer led policy of eating prisoners. Is this true, and if so why aren't people mad as hell about it?	496
What kind of ships did the Maya use for long distance trade of obsidian, honey and other goods? And why didn't they have any warships?	23
What are some good books to learn more about why Russia got so dang big despite all the Mongols next door?	12
What are some good books to learn more about Central and South America during the 19th and 20th centuries? And what are some major events and themes of this period?	3