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What response did the Soviets have in place if the US did use air cover to aide the CIA operation in the Bay of Pigs?

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What defensive plans did the German's have in 1939 when the majority of their forces (I assume) were attacking Poland?

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r/askhistorians, what would be, in your opinion, the most important thing we could learn/recover/rediscover about the past?

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Early police departments from 1850-1900 seemed, as a rule, more interested in covering up crimes rather than solving them if there was no obvious solution. How was this changed?

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Did Emperor Joseph II of Austria (1741-1790) outlaw ballet in national opera's, and, if so, why?

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How did the Roman Army from 400 BCE-500 CE deal with the problem of legionaries who needed to use the lavatory on the march?

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What did medieval peoples do during the winter (royals, nobles, peasants, merchants, clergy, etc)?

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What did the Southern United States believe in as economic models or philosophy if the reviled the Northern banks, industrial factories, and commerce?

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What was the first European army to use lines of musket infantry and fire by volleys in battle?

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What accounts do we have of neutral diplomats in WWII acting in the interests of the Allies or the Axis?

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What response did the Soviets have in place if the US did use air cover to aide the CIA operation in the Bay of Pigs?	6
What defensive plans did the German's have in 1939 when the majority of their forces (I assume) were attacking Poland?	6
r/askhistorians, what would be, in your opinion, the most important thing we could learn/recover/rediscover about the past?	6
Early police departments from 1850-1900 seemed, as a rule, more interested in covering up crimes rather than solving them if there was no obvious solution. How was this changed?	6
Did Emperor Joseph II of Austria (1741-1790) outlaw ballet in national opera's, and, if so, why?	6
How did the Roman Army from 400 BCE-500 CE deal with the problem of legionaries who needed to use the lavatory on the march?	6
What did medieval peoples do during the winter (royals, nobles, peasants, merchants, clergy, etc)?	6
What did the Southern United States believe in as economic models or philosophy if the reviled the Northern banks, industrial factories, and commerce?	6
What was the first European army to use lines of musket infantry and fire by volleys in battle?	6
What accounts do we have of neutral diplomats in WWII acting in the interests of the Allies or the Axis?	6