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Jun 25 |
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What was the first supranational organization? I do not know for the areas you mentioned but say the Rus was baptized by Byzantine church. At that time the church was seen as a means of control over neighbouring barbarian states. In similar way previously were baptized Ostrogoths and Vandals. The vandals by the time they saked Rome were already Christian (but fell to heresy). |
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What was the first supranational organization? "Catholic" means "universal" I think. The aim of Christianity was from the very beginning to become a universal religion. |
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Jun 25 |
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What was the first supranational organization? Is it leftist to presume that there were confederations centuries before the United States? You downvoted my answer - do you believe that Latin League was not as ancient as the United States? |
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Jun 25 |
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What was the first supranational organization? Lol the United States were founded centuries after the Catholic Church and thousands of years after say League of Corinth or say, Latin League. -1000 |
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Jun 19 |
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Who is the earliest recorded person? Most oral traditions were later recorded, and most ancient historical chronicles start with mythical depictions. For example, Russian Primary Chronicle starts with claiming (after the Bible) that Russians originated from Japheth. |
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Jun 19 |
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How was the modern geographic boundary between Europe and Asia decided? I disagree that this boundary is not political. Moving it to the west was used to justify wars against those "Asian barbarians" of Russia (and even of Poland!). Moving the boundary to the south was used to justify that Armenia was a bastion or European-Christian culture against the Turkish-Muslim hordes etc etc. |
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Jun 19 |
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What is the history of the legality of polygamy in Arab states? edited body |
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Jun 19 |
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Pedophilia in ancient Greek and Roman culture In ancient Rome legal age of marriage was at 7 years. |
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Jun 19 |
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Who is the earliest recorded person? This depends on whether you allow mythical personalities. There are many people described in myths which cannot be determined whether they actually existed and even if existed, when they did. |
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Jun 19 |
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Why did the US, Britain, France, Denmark and Sweden vote against the UN resolution that condemned Nazism and SS glorification? But the employment limitation for Communist party members still in force, is not it? |
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Jun 18 |
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If the nazi is a far-right party, why is it socialist? The party initially was named "German Workers Party" and was re-named "National-Socialist" by Hitler. German Workers Party never was left-leaning, it was a nationalist right-wing party from the beginning. -1 |
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Jun 18 |
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Why did the US, Britain, France, Denmark and Sweden vote against the UN resolution that condemned Nazism and SS glorification? @Joe, does not Internal Security Act of 1950 explicitely ban the Communist party and its successors? I thought that the only reason why it still exists is because the law is not duly enforced (but can be enforced at any moment at will). |
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Jun 18 |
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Why did the US, Britain, France, Denmark and Sweden vote against the UN resolution that condemned Nazism and SS glorification? How ban on general incitement of violence is constitutional then? //BTW, I hardly can imagine government deciding who committed a criminal offense - it is usually done by a court. |
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Jun 18 |
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Why did the US, Britain, France, Denmark and Sweden vote against the UN resolution that condemned Nazism and SS glorification? Is not the Communist party expressly banned by the law in the US? |
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Jun 18 |
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Why did the US, Britain, France, Denmark and Sweden vote against the UN resolution that condemned Nazism and SS glorification? edited body; edited title |
