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Is there any good podcasts that cover the Napoleonic wars?

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Did Japan send any scholar/investigator to Latin America or Africa?

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Why is there a Galicia in Spain and a Galicia in Ukraine?

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When did “please” become “the magic word?”

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Copacabana beach in Brazil is named after La Virgen de Copacabana, patron saint of the town of Copacabana (near Titicaca lake). It is told the statue of the Virgin was carried all the way to Brazil to bless the Brazilian locals and the was carried back. Is there any account of this event?

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Since when does China hold the "most populated country/region on Earth" title? What were the factors that influenced its demographic growth?

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Has there ever been a great military leader that was not that good at hand-to-hand combat?

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Considering that during WWI the Brithish called the German Jerry and the German ca!led the British Tom is there any evidence that the cartoon show Tom & Jerry makes a reference to it in its name?

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Neanderthals weren’t primitive brutes, they were a super advanced species that ruled the Earth; we drove them to extinction because they enslaved us. Today a laboratory in Russia cloned the first Neanderthal baby using advanced DNA techniques.

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[WP] Neanderthals weren’t primitive brutes, they were a super advanced species that ruled the Earth; we drove them to extinction because we were they prey. Today a laboratory in Russia cloned the first Neanderthal baby using advanced DNA techniques.

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is there any good podcasts that cover the Napoleonic wars?	3	AskHistorians
Did Japan send any scholar/investigator to Latin America or Africa?	3	AskHistorians
Why is there a Galicia in Spain and a Galicia in Ukraine?	2	AskHistorians
When did “please” become “the magic word?”	2	AskHistorians
Copacabana beach in Brazil is named after La Virgen de Copacabana, patron saint of the town of Copacabana (near Titicaca lake). It is told the statue of the Virgin was carried all the way to Brazil to bless the Brazilian locals and the was carried back. Is there any account of this event?	2	AskHistorians
Since when does China hold the "most populated country/region on Earth" title? What were the factors that influenced its demographic growth?	2	AskHistorians
Has there ever been a great military leader that was not that good at hand-to-hand combat?	1	AskHistorians
Considering that during WWI the Brithish called the German Jerry and the German ca!led the British Tom is there any evidence that the cartoon show Tom & Jerry makes a reference to it in its name?	1	AskHistorians
Neanderthals weren’t primitive brutes, they were a super advanced species that ruled the Earth; we drove them to extinction because they enslaved us. Today a laboratory in Russia cloned the first Neanderthal baby using advanced DNA techniques.	1	WritingPrompts
[WP] Neanderthals weren’t primitive brutes, they were a super advanced species that ruled the Earth; we drove them to extinction because we were they prey. Today a laboratory in Russia cloned the first Neanderthal baby using advanced DNA techniques.	1	WritingPrompts