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Were there any notable criminals in the USSR that got away because of the collapse?

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Beyond just numbers and supplies, what advantages and disadvantages did the Americans bring when they entered World War I?

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Were writers really "paid by the word" in past eras? If so, when was this commonplace, and what was the reasoning behind such a metric for compensation?

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Could anyone suggest a good, comprehensive (preferably online) source for the evolution of tactics and technologies during WWI?

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How did invading militaries effectively communicate with the homeland when they were attacking a distant opponent? Example: How were strategic orders given from across a sea or ocean that did not render them uselessly out of date?

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Were there any notable criminals in the USSR that got away because of the collapse?	2
Beyond just numbers and supplies, what advantages and disadvantages did the Americans bring when they entered World War I?	1
Were writers really "paid by the word" in past eras? If so, when was this commonplace, and what was the reasoning behind such a metric for compensation?	1
Could anyone suggest a good, comprehensive (preferably online) source for the evolution of tactics and technologies during WWI?	0
How did invading militaries effectively communicate with the homeland when they were attacking a distant opponent? Example: How were strategic orders given from across a sea or ocean that did not render them uselessly out of date?	0