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Jul
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Jul
26
 revised What was the first major historical event to be photographed?
INformation about 'Photography: A Cultural History'
Jul
23
 answered What was the first major historical event to be photographed?
Jul
9
 comment How much faster were the printing presses than hand writing?
Difficult to answer. The first printed books contained also painted parts, e.g. the Initial
Jul
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 comment How was life in the Iron Age different from life in the Middle Ages?
There are more Christians.
May
30
 comment Is there any country(former colony) in the world that obtained independence and then again tried to join its colonist ruler?
The Saarland was never really 'independant', but it was on the way. The 'Europäisches Saarstatut' planned 1954 to create an european independant area, but a plebiscite voted for a union with Germany.
May
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May
9
 answered What is the oldest road in the world that has been in continuous use?
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Apr
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 comment History of scientific regression
The lost of the Library of Alexandria?
Apr
23
 comment At the end of WWII, were nazis working on any other super weapon besides V-2?
On wikipedia is also an article about the Wunderwaffe. Including a reference to the German nuclear energy project
Apr
23
 revised At the end of WWII, were nazis working on any other super weapon besides V-2?
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Apr
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 comment At the end of WWII, were nazis working on any other super weapon besides V-2?
I made an answer and linked an English article.
Apr
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 answered At the end of WWII, were nazis working on any other super weapon besides V-2?
Apr
23
 comment At the end of WWII, were nazis working on any other super weapon besides V-2?
The last experiments for the German atomic bomb where in Haigerloch. There as a little museum about it.
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