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How much did Central Asians contribute to the Red Army's war effort in WWII? How were they treated by the Nazis compared to the Nazi treatment of Slavs?

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When did Eurasia come to be considered as two separate continents? Has this distinction always been there?

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foobar2000 skins don't load on linux wine

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Open system tray widgets with keyboard shortcut?

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Did the Germans in WWI really believe mexico would be able to defeat the US in a war when they sent the Zimmerman telegram? Were their intentions to actually see the US conquered, just provoke the allies or to keep the US army bottled up in a conflict in another continent?

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Anglo-German rivalry was well underway by the 1890s, towards the end of the Victorian era. But the German Kaiser Wilhelm was the grandson of Queen Victoria. Did Victoria ever discuss her own grandson's enmity with her kingdom, or vice-versa with Kaiser Wilhelm?

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How much did Central Asians contribute to the Red Army's war effort in WWII? How were they treated by the Nazis compared to the Nazi treatment of Slavs?	14	AskHistorians
When did Eurasia come to be considered as two separate continents? Has this distinction always been there?	4	AskHistorians
foobar2000 skins don't load on linux wine	2	foobar2000
Open system tray widgets with keyboard shortcut?	1	kde
Did the Germans in WWI really believe mexico would be able to defeat the US in a war when they sent the Zimmerman telegram? Were their intentions to actually see the US conquered, just provoke the allies or to keep the US army bottled up in a conflict in another continent?	1	AskHistorians
Anglo-German rivalry was well underway by the 1890s, towards the end of the Victorian era. But the German Kaiser Wilhelm was the grandson of Queen Victoria. Did Victoria ever discuss her own grandson's enmity with her kingdom, or vice-versa with Kaiser Wilhelm?	0	AskHistorians