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Have bicycles been ever integrated as military transport vehicles in major wars up to 1945?

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Time, priority, resources management in history?

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Do civilization boomed after the invention/discovery of writing systems?

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Was nazi Germany aware of the polish attempts to break the Enigma code after they conquered Poland?

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Evolution of scientific and mathematical research between 1900 and 1950 in Europe, North America and the rest of the world. How did Europe lose the lead?

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After the first world war Germany had to pay a lot of reparations in financial and territorial terms. Furthermore her army was reduced to a minimum. She couldn't easily defend herself from an opportunistic attack. Were the winners of the first world war (UK, France, us, etc) going to defend her?

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Using of mechanical calculators in universities, scientific centers and research and development departments before the advent of computers based (mostly) on electrical parts (1850-1930?). Where those employed or the calculation processes was relying on humans?

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Why did the UK required the help of the US industry to keep up it military requirements during the world war 2?

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ww2: Why did Germans use enigma communications also within Germany and not, say, the phone line?

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As far as understood only recently historians started to connect the brutality of Nazis on the eastern front with the problem of food, why was this not observed for half a century or more?

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Have bicycles been ever integrated as military transport vehicles in major wars up to 1945?	2
Time, priority, resources management in history?	2
Do civilization boomed after the invention/discovery of writing systems?	2
Was nazi Germany aware of the polish attempts to break the Enigma code after they conquered Poland?	2
Evolution of scientific and mathematical research between 1900 and 1950 in Europe, North America and the rest of the world. How did Europe lose the lead?	1
After the first world war Germany had to pay a lot of reparations in financial and territorial terms. Furthermore her army was reduced to a minimum. She couldn't easily defend herself from an opportunistic attack. Were the winners of the first world war (UK, France, us, etc) going to defend her?	1
Using of mechanical calculators in universities, scientific centers and research and development departments before the advent of computers based (mostly) on electrical parts (1850-1930?). Where those employed or the calculation processes was relying on humans?	1
Why did the UK required the help of the US industry to keep up it military requirements during the world war 2?	0
ww2: Why did Germans use enigma communications also within Germany and not, say, the phone line?	0
As far as understood only recently historians started to connect the brutality of Nazis on the eastern front with the problem of food, why was this not observed for half a century or more?	0