/u/unklethan's posts in /r/askhistorians
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Recordings of music were not available in Mozart's day. How would an average concertgoer of that time have experienced a live performance?
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Before credit/debit cards, and during periods of hyperinflation, where did shopkeepers store all that cash?
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In 1897, Korea changed their official name to Taehan Cheguk, which roughly means "Korean Empire" and changed their ruler's title from "king" to "emperor". How did China and Japan react to this?
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In Albania and a few other Mediterranean countries, nodding up and down means "no" and shaking side to side means "yes". How did that gesture develop differently from most of the world?
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Headlines in Japan in 1984 claimed that the Glico Morinaga case captured everyone's attention because most Japanese enjoyed a life free of crime. How accurate is this?
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