Sardathrion

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Nescire autem quid ante quam natus sis acciderit, id est semper esse puerum. Quid enim est aetas hominis, nisi ea memoria rerum veterum cum superiorum aetate contexitur? -- Cicero, Marcus Tullius (106-43BC)

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Dec 10	comment	In the US Civil War, what factors contributed to the Union having such a numerical advantage over the Confederacy? @RISwampYankee: Any generalisation about the US Civil War are wrong. ^_~
Dec 10	comment	In the US Civil War, what factors contributed to the Union having such a numerical advantage over the Confederacy? Guys, take a break. Then delete all your comments and write one, and only one, that state your point in an assertive manner with the aim of improving the answer. This is getting a little like a flame war. ^_~
Dec 10	comment	In the US Civil War, what factors contributed to the Union having such a numerical advantage over the Confederacy? @spiceyokooko: reference added.
Dec 10	revised	In the US Civil War, what factors contributed to the Union having such a numerical advantage over the Confederacy? Added reference.
Dec 10	revised	What are the contributions of Professor Hans List? English corrections.
Dec 10	comment	In the US Civil War, what factors contributed to the Union having such a numerical advantage over the Confederacy? No, it is North vs South states. If you are genuinely interested, pick a book by either Catton or Foote. They have written some good introduction texts detailing the war.
Dec 10	answered	In the US Civil War, what factors contributed to the Union having such a numerical advantage over the Confederacy?
Dec 6	comment	Was there an assassination attempt against Xerxes in the battle of Thermopylae? @YannisRizos: you are most welcome.
Dec 5	awarded	Altruist
Dec 5	comment	Was there an assassination attempt against Xerxes in the battle of Thermopylae? @luke: done. ^_~
Dec 5	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Why did the United Kingdom industrialize first?
Dec 5	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Was there any connection between the Ottonians and Benedictines?
Dec 5	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Was the Bosnian Crisis the trigger to WWI and not the assassination?
Dec 4	comment	How did Nazi Germany finance itself during WW2? Your answer would be improved by adding a descriptions of the core findings of said book.
Dec 4	reviewed	Reject suggested edit on Why did the Western Roman Empire collapse but not the Eastern Roman Empire?
Dec 4	awarded	Investor
Nov 23	comment	How did the Tutsis win the civil war in Rwanda after 70% of them had been killed? Tutsi and Hutu tribes are not bound inside one country.
Nov 20	comment	Instances of the UN defusing serious crises Sadly this does not answer the question and is fully speculative.
Nov 9	comment	Military brothels in WW2 @YannisRizos: King Louis XI of France was at the origin of French military brothels. His logic for creating them was to stop his troupes raping. But that was neither during WW2 nor was there any wide-spread coercion as far as I am aware.
Nov 8	revised	Why is Che Guevara so famous? Edit from comment.