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How much did rationing affect the living standards of British families in the 1940s as compared to other nations e.g. Germany, France, United States?

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What were the differences in the CPSU structure in the Central Asian Soviet republics as compared to those in the European nations?

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How long does the fallout of a nuclear detonation last?

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Why did it take so much longer for the Bundesliga to form in West Germany than in other countries such as Scotland, England and - to a lesser extent - France?

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To what extent were the Soviet Union's sports teams dominated by Russian athletes? Historically, was this any more severe than sports teams from other 'countries of countries', e.g. Great British Olympic teams?

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The new socialist government in Spain recently announced their intention to remove General Franco's remains from the Valley of the Fallen. Why was he buried there in the first place, given Franco's family insisted he would rather have been buried in Madrid?

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In Hobsbawm's 'The Invention of Tradition', a quote is included from a colonial Prime Minister in modern South Africa about the newfound status of white (formerly European) workers. Quite how much status did they have, and was this superseded by a more dominant landed class?

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As more men were needed for the Eastern Front, did Nazi control ever ease locally in parts of territories seized earlier, such as the Low Countries and France?

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In the time of the reign of Queen Victoria, was the monarchy entirely ceremonial?

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Why has Islam been so successful at avoiding a reformation similar to that faced by Christianity in the 16th century?

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How much did rationing affect the living standards of British families in the 1940s as compared to other nations e.g. Germany, France, United States?	3	AskHistorians
What were the differences in the CPSU structure in the Central Asian Soviet republics as compared to those in the European nations?	3	AskHistorians
How long does the fallout of a nuclear detonation last?	3	askscience
Why did it take so much longer for the Bundesliga to form in West Germany than in other countries such as Scotland, England and - to a lesser extent - France?	3	AskHistorians
To what extent were the Soviet Union's sports teams dominated by Russian athletes? Historically, was this any more severe than sports teams from other 'countries of countries', e.g. Great British Olympic teams?	3	AskHistorians
The new socialist government in Spain recently announced their intention to remove General Franco's remains from the Valley of the Fallen. Why was he buried there in the first place, given Franco's family insisted he would rather have been buried in Madrid?	3	AskHistorians
In Hobsbawm's 'The Invention of Tradition', a quote is included from a colonial Prime Minister in modern South Africa about the newfound status of white (formerly European) workers. Quite how much status did they have, and was this superseded by a more dominant landed class?	3	AskHistorians
As more men were needed for the Eastern Front, did Nazi control ever ease locally in parts of territories seized earlier, such as the Low Countries and France?	2	AskHistorians
In the time of the reign of Queen Victoria, was the monarchy entirely ceremonial?	2	AskHistorians
Why has Islam been so successful at avoiding a reformation similar to that faced by Christianity in the 16th century?	2	AskHistorians