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Jun
12
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Battles won by much weaker side
Belisarius (or rather his record of consistent skillful battles) could be more interesting to OP than any other commander mentioned here.
Jun
12
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How did the Roman state verify citizenship?
Jun
11
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Why did Britain and France not declare war against the Soviet Union when it invaded Poland in WW2?
@FelixGoldberg The spin was contemporary, but it was not about protecting Poland. It was about protecting the people of Western Belarusian and Western Ukrainian nationality (for propaganda purposes Poland was declared as non-existent and replaced by those semi-countries).
Jun
11
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Why did Britain and France not declare war against the Soviet Union when it invaded Poland in WW2?
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Jun
11
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Why did Britain and France not declare war against the Soviet Union when it invaded Poland in WW2?
Good catch with that secret protocol! But please do provide a link (Wikisource?).
Jun
11
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On the interpretation of the Carolingian Empire in terms of a “translatio imperii”
Jun
11
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Why did Britain and France not declare war against the Soviet Union when it invaded Poland in WW2?
In the first article of the pact, I provided the link in the answer (
avalon.law.yale.edu/wwii/blbk19.asp
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Jun
9
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On the interpretation of the Carolingian Empire in terms of a “translatio imperii”
Jun
6
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Nice Question
Jun
6
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Homo Sapiens Sapiens: Are genetic studies to be trusted?
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Jun
6
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Homo Sapiens Sapiens: Are genetic studies to be trusted?
Jun
6
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What is the difference between a professional historian and an amateur?
Jun
6
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The practice of translating foreign monarch's or noble's name
Hi, welcome to the site :)
May
29
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What is the difference between a professional historian and an amateur?
May
29
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Until 1600, was it legal to counterfeit money?
Apr
24
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Did people have better nutrition before agriculture?
Please define "healthier". You mention in a single sentence they were healthier but had half of our life expectancy. Isn't it a self-contradiction?
Apr
23
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Why didn’t Britain use its vast navy to get past trench warfare?
I've meant to say "but the British tried to do exactly this, and at the most convenient point, and they failed miserably: see Gallipoli campaign" but you've beat me to it.
Apr
23
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Why didn’t Britain use its vast navy to get past trench warfare?
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Apr
23
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Why is our planet called Earth?
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23
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Why is our planet called Earth?
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