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The Sovereign Military Order of Malta is sometimes described as a “sovereign subject of international law” without territory. Is it historically unique in this respect, or have there been other non-territorial sovereign subjects of international law (other than situations like 1939-1991 Lithuania)?
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Is there extra-biblical evidence for the life and career of John the Baptist as a historical figure?
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In the run-up to 1989, did the Stasi have an effective contingency plan for what to do with their surveillance archives if the state fell? Did they have a chance to effectively implement it?
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J. Edgar Hoover, James Buchanan, Alexander Hamilton and Eleanor Roosevelt: Is there any truth to the speculation that any or all of them were gay?
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Wikipedia tells me that Alessandro Farnese (5 October 1520 – 2 March 1589) was made a cardinal by Pope Paul III (his grandfather) when Allesandro was 14 years old. Has there ever been a younger cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church?
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