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1 month ago
Were gypsies (or Romanis, or whatever their technical name is) always known for being pickpockets, drifters and scammers? Or did they actually have a good reputation at some point?
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6 months ago
What do you consider to be the best sea/naval battle of all time? What was so awesome about it?
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6 months ago
Did Hitler actually do any strategizing for big battles? Or did he leave that up to his generals for the most part?
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6 months ago
Before the advent of coins and money, what would have been the most valuable things one could trade back in ancient cultures?
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6 months ago
Besides their leaders converting, and putting aside those who converted because they were forced to, why did Norse people slowly but surely convert to Christianity?
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6 months ago
Has there ever been a society before the modern era that held women in equal status and respect (or close enough to it) to men?
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6 months ago
What language (or languages) would the Templar Knights have spoken the most commonly?