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Apr 15	revised	Are there ways to measure “how much power did ”Russia“ lose when the Soviet Union broke up?” added 136 characters in body
Apr 10	revised	Would Korea have divided, without the influence of external powers? edited title
Apr 9	awarded	Popular Question
Apr 8	comment	Who was the first woman ruler? he died or she died?
Apr 6	comment	Have there been any notable people that have claimed that classism and not racism is the current cause of racial inequality? Interesting idea, yet I am not totally convinced.
Apr 6	comment	Does Japan have the right to have its own army or navy? @Samuel Russell constitution is internal to Japan. But is there any treaty that forbids this?
Apr 5	comment	Does Japan have the right to have its own army or navy? Is Japan still forbidden from having army or it expired?
Apr 5	revised	Are there ways to measure “how much power did ”Russia“ lose when the Soviet Union broke up?” added 27 characters in body
Apr 5	comment	Which is the oldest language in the World? Can downvoters explain why you downvote?
Apr 5	answered	Which is the oldest language in the World?
Apr 5	revised	Are there ways to measure “how much power did ”Russia“ lose when the Soviet Union broke up?” added 20 characters in body
Apr 3	revised	Did the USSR push Syria into war with Israel in 1982? edited body; edited title
Apr 3	asked	Did the USSR push Syria into war with Israel in 1982?
Apr 3	comment	Did the poor performance of the Red Army in the Winter War significantly contribute to German underestimation of the USSR's military capacity? @Drux you asked for scandal, there was a scandal. A relevant link telegraph.co.uk/comment/letters/3572273/…
Apr 1	comment	Is this true that the Soviet Army soldiers had no helmets in the beginning of WW2? Possibly you could improve the answer by pointing that the helmet on the picture is not the typical for WWII SSh-40 but the Adrian helmet which was mostly obsolete by the time.
Apr 1	comment	Did the poor performance of the Red Army in the Winter War significantly contribute to German underestimation of the USSR's military capacity? @Drux there were multiple scandals around Beevor, including Russian diplomatic protests. He is not a historian, he is a part of Russophobic propaganda machine.
Apr 1	revised	What is the basis of Russian criticism of Antony Beevor's work? deleted 3 characters in body
Apr 1	comment	Did the poor performance of the Red Army in the Winter War significantly contribute to German underestimation of the USSR's military capacity? history.stackexchange.com/questions/5901/…
Apr 1	comment	Did the poor performance of the Red Army in the Winter War significantly contribute to German underestimation of the USSR's military capacity? -1 for using Beevor.
Apr 1	comment	Who was the oldest recorded participant in a battle whom we know of? @DVK calculate yourself: according to Krivosheev's study about military losses of Russia in XX century wars, totally there were 34476,7 thousand people under rifle in the USSR (pre-war+mobilized) and 21107 thousand in Germany. Given the population figures for the USSR (190 million) and Germany (80 million) we can conclude that total people under rifle were 18% of population in the USSR and 26,4% of population in Germany. At any given point the both figures were lower of course. Link to the study: lib.ru/MEMUARY/1939-1945/KRIWOSHEEW/poteri.txt