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We often hear that "diversity is strength", but is that actually backed by historical evidence?

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can anybody recommend a serious book about what it was like for regular German citizens during the rise of the Nazis, 1935-1939, before it was clear a major war ha started? especially interested in economical statistics and such.

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What was the insurance/social welfare setup like for mercenary soldiers in the Middle Ages/Renaissance era/Religious wars period ?

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Is there a reasonably uncomplicated way to grow antibiotics like penicillin in home environment? Is it possible to grow penicillin from prescription penicillin tablets ? or is there any other way to acquire something that could be jump-started to produce a significant quantity ?

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In hindu societies, do outsiders get assigned a default caste or something , for ritual and day to day interaction purposes?

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If something is using DC 5V 2A power supply via 220v to 5v2a convertor, does it mean i could also power it from USB? If something is using DC 5V 2A power supply via 220v to 5v2a convertor, does it mean i could also power it from USB?

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Did common people in France before the revolution have a common national identity?

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Is there any reliable information on what levels of physical fitness and proficiency were excpected from an infantry soldier in early modern (say post-Napoleonic up to WW I) armies? Were there significant differences? Did the same standard apply to reserve formations as well?

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I recently ran across this research paper claiming that while Arctic ice recede in size, it gained thickness. What is the current view of climate sciences on this issue? http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/2014/02/thicker-on-top-higher-down-under/

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We often hear that "diversity is strength", but is that actually backed by historical evidence?	2	AskHistorians
can anybody recommend a serious book about what it was like for regular German citizens during the rise of the Nazis, 1935-1939, before it was clear a major war ha started? especially interested in economical statistics and such.	2	AskHistorians
What was the insurance/social welfare setup like for mercenary soldiers in the Middle Ages/Renaissance era/Religious wars period ?	1	AskHistorians
Is there a reasonably uncomplicated way to grow antibiotics like penicillin in home environment? Is it possible to grow penicillin from prescription penicillin tablets ? or is there any other way to acquire something that could be jump-started to produce a significant quantity ?	1	askscience
In hindu societies, do outsiders get assigned a default caste or something , for ritual and day to day interaction purposes?	1	AskHistorians
If something is using DC 5V 2A power supply via 220v to 5v2a convertor, does it mean i could also power it from USB? If something is using DC 5V 2A power supply via 220v to 5v2a convertor, does it mean i could also power it from USB?	1	askscience
Did common people in France before the revolution have a common national identity?	0	AskHistorians
Is there any reliable information on what levels of physical fitness and proficiency were excpected from an infantry soldier in early modern (say post-Napoleonic up to WW I) armies? Were there significant differences? Did the same standard apply to reserve formations as well?	0	AskHistorians
I recently ran across this research paper claiming that while Arctic ice recede in size, it gained thickness. What is the current view of climate sciences on this issue? http://nsidc.org/arcticseaicenews/2014/02/thicker-on-top-higher-down-under/	0	askscience