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How was Christmas celebrated in Nazi Germany?

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Did medieval western Europeans know anything about China prior to the thirteenth century?

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What sort of social backgrounds were the first knights (in the 10th and 11th centuries) from?

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What sort of background were knights in the early days of knighthood (late 10th to early 12th centuries) from, and how were they recruited?

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How big were Carolingian armies? Was their main method of recruitment? What was their composition? How disciplined were they? How did military logistics work for them? What sort of fortifications did they use?

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I'm a nobleman in 11th century France/ Germany. How possible is it for me to remain unmarried all the way through my adult life, with no intention of ever taking up religious vows, without veering too much into the socially unacceptable (lets assume I have a younger brother who can inherit my lands)

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When were the last Roman villas abandoned in Gaul, Spain and Italy?

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Did the ancient Roman Empire really have higher levels of literacy than the Medieval West? And if so, why?

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How advanced was the army of early Qing China compared to those of the major land military powers of Europe at that time i.e. Louis XIV's France or Frederick the Great's Prussia?

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When and why did the idea of clowns (and similar comic performers like jesters and harlequins) as scary and unknowable figures first emerge?

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How was Christmas celebrated in Nazi Germany?	11	AskHistorians
Did medieval western Europeans know anything about China prior to the thirteenth century?	7	AskHistorians
What sort of social backgrounds were the first knights (in the 10th and 11th centuries) from?	4	AskHistorians
What sort of background were knights in the early days of knighthood (late 10th to early 12th centuries) from, and how were they recruited?	4	AskHistorians
How big were Carolingian armies? Was their main method of recruitment? What was their composition? How disciplined were they? How did military logistics work for them? What sort of fortifications did they use?	3	AskHistorians
I'm a nobleman in 11th century France/ Germany. How possible is it for me to remain unmarried all the way through my adult life, with no intention of ever taking up religious vows, without veering too much into the socially unacceptable (lets assume I have a younger brother who can inherit my lands)	3	AskHistorians
When were the last Roman villas abandoned in Gaul, Spain and Italy?	1	AskHistorians
Did the ancient Roman Empire really have higher levels of literacy than the Medieval West? And if so, why?	0	AskHistorians
How advanced was the army of early Qing China compared to those of the major land military powers of Europe at that time i.e. Louis XIV's France or Frederick the Great's Prussia?	0	AskHistorians
When and why did the idea of clowns (and similar comic performers like jesters and harlequins) as scary and unknowable figures first emerge?	0	AskHistorians