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In the context of Germany in WW2, is there a distinction between 'Heer' and 'Wermacht,' or can the Two be used interchangably?

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What happened to the concentration camp survivors after WW2?

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During the trans-Atlantic slave trade, how did slave traders obtain their slaves?

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Has a currency ever experienced levels of deflation comparable to typical inflation?

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Could Adolf Hitler have legitimately been a "good" ruler of Germany?

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In the early 19th century, around the time of the Irish potato famine, how did the Irish (or others) tend to prepare their potatoes? Did they mainly have them boiled, mashed, or diced like we do today, or did they have other ways to prepare their potatoes?

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In the context of Germany in WW2, is there a distinction between 'Heer' and 'Wermacht,' or can the Two be used interchangably?	3
What happened to the concentration camp survivors after WW2?	2
During the trans-Atlantic slave trade, how did slave traders obtain their slaves?	2
Has a currency ever experienced levels of deflation comparable to typical inflation?	1
Could Adolf Hitler have legitimately been a "good" ruler of Germany?	1
In the early 19th century, around the time of the Irish potato famine, how did the Irish (or others) tend to prepare their potatoes? Did they mainly have them boiled, mashed, or diced like we do today, or did they have other ways to prepare their potatoes?	0