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| Naz Foreign Policy | 2/22/2008 | Tom |
Q: What were the aims and strategies of Nazi Germany's Foreign Policy?
A: This question is enormous in depth and scope, and really is far beyond a site like this to answer, ...
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| post-war 'Nazi Hunting' | 2/19/2008 | Dylan Pemberton |
Q: Pemberton, do you know if the post-war 'Nazi Hunting' is still going on? If so, I would consider to ...
A: There have been several cases pursued recently as it happens and I doubt that groups like The Simon ...
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| Hitler | 2/18/2008 | Dylan Pemberton |
Q: I have heard that there is no direct evidence or documentation that Hitler ever visited a ...
A: I'm pretty sure that this is largely the case - I'm almost certain he never visited an extermination ...
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| WOMEN POW'S | 2/18/2008 | Dylan Pemberton |
Q: I was writing to see if you had any knowledge about the women prisoners of war by the Japenese army, ...
A: I'm sorry but this is not my area of expertise I'm afraid although I would say have a look at ...
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| WOMEN POW'S | 2/18/2008 | Tom |
Q: I was writing to see if you had any knowledge about the women prisoners of war by the Japenese army, ...
A: Apologies that work delayed my answering. Indeed I have read a fair amount about AMERICAN women in ...
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| Author | 2/2/2008 | Tom |
Q: Can you help me doing my assignment? My teacher gave me an assignment about authors in thesis form. ...
A: That's entirely wide open. There are literally thousands of authors, you can throw a dart on the ...
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| state recognition | 1/14/2008 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: I Have a question it is not specifically about the state of Israel but it's relevant. Certain ...
A: Sorry for the delay in replying but I have been away. Basically there are two types of recognition ...
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| Pearl Harbor | 1/12/2008 | Tom |
Q: I am doing a research paper on Pearl Harbor. My thesis is that without Pearl Harbor the United ...
A: Oddly enough, my father was at Pearl Harbor that day... Now you might need to help ME out here, as ...
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| World War 2: Nazi Camps | 1/1/2008 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: I am confused about the difference in the camps set up by Nazi leaders in WW2. There are basically 2 ...
A: I apologise for the delay in getting back to you but I was away for a few days. Essentially the ...
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| Re-enactment of Winston Churchill speech | 12/27/2007 | Tom |
Q: I am dying to find a copy of a TV show I once saw: an actor re-enacts a speech Winston Churchill did ...
A: Like you, without more to go on, I have come up with zero. I didn't see the show you saw, though I ...
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| History | 12/14/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: How did the end of world war two and the rise and fall of the Cold War affect the economic, social ...
A: Sorry for the delay in responding. I have had a manic few days lately what with family crises and ...
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| Evolution of Genocide | 12/11/2007 | Dylan Pemberton |
Q: Do you believe Hitler intended to murder the Jews all along? Or was it an evolution that led into ...
A: This is a really tough and involved question and one of which there are many schools of thought on ...
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| History | 12/3/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: How did the end of world war two and the rise and fall of the Cold War affect the economic, social ...
A: In the first place I should like to apologise for the delay in replying to you but I had to get the ...
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| histoey [post-WW2] | 12/3/2007 | Tom |
Q: How did the end of world war two and the rise and fall of the Cold War affect the economic, social ...
A: Apparently you either have two IDs, or your classmate came to the same site for answers. While ...
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| Germany and Japan | 11/26/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: What was Japan's reaction to the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact of August 1939 ? Three years earlier ...
A: The simple answer is that the Japanese were very angry with Hitler for signing the treaty. Although ...
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| WWI | 11/16/2007 | Trey Childs |
Q: After Hitler's attempt to overtake the Bavarian government in the Buergerbräukeller, how long was he ...
A: Although Hitler had comitted treason, and was sentanced to prison, he did not serve most of his ...
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| Indian Partition | 11/15/2007 | Tom |
Q: Why was India partitioned?
A: A major issue for all people on the Indian subcontinent (today's India, Kashmir, Pakistan and ...
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| zahra.habib@gmail.com | 11/9/2007 | Trey Childs |
Q: ok...Had the American or French Revolution a greater influence on following revolutions in Europe?
A: Assuming that your question is asking to compare the two: It is all a matter of perspective. ...
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| Revolutions in Europe | 11/9/2007 | Tom |
Q: Ok...Had the American or French Revolution a greater influence on following revolutions in Europe?
A: This is a 19th century (1800s) question, primarily, not a 20th century. Still, in my opinion, the ...
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| w00dland | 11/7/2007 | Trey Childs |
Q: i am looking at the impact of the US entry into ww1, including any field in which the us may have ...
A: The U.S. entry into WW1 had a profound impact upon the war, and may have entirely influenced it's ...
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| history | 11/1/2007 | Dylan Pemberton |
Q: which was the role of women in the Nazi Party, how influence they were?
A: Well, good question, I think there was quite a juxtoposition between policy and practice because the ...
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| Holocaust figures for the amount of Slavics killed | 10/29/2007 | Dylan Pemberton |
Q: my problem is this: On two websites, it claims that "By 1945 the war had claimed the lives of 3.5 ...
A: I guess the answer is actually in your question - what counts as Slavics? The figures on the number ...
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| 1920's | 10/18/2007 | Trey Childs |
Q: How did the election of Warren Harding in 1920 indicate that the nations mood had changed?
A: The election of Warren Harding indicated that the nations mood had changed in a number of ways. Most ...
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| ww1 (post-WW1) | 10/17/2007 | Tom |
Q: why was there so much discord in America after World War 1?
A: My first reaction is that the statement is questionable. America has always been busy, evolving, ...
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| WWI | 10/16/2007 | Jesse Nofftz |
Q: how was america finally brought into WWI?
A: Daniel, America was finnaly bwrought into war for many reasons. But the main is the sinking of the ...
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| Vietnam war protests | 10/14/2007 | Trey Childs |
Q: Could you tell me anything about protests against the Vietnam War in Europe and Australia? I can ...
A: The Vietnam war, as we all know, was protested around the world. While the bulk of information on ...
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| Hitler reacts to Pearl Harbor | 9/28/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: Fitzgerald --- I seem to remember reading many years ago that in reacting to the Japanese attack on ...
A: I do not know where you read this but it is the complete reverse of how Hitler saw the situation. On ...
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| Weimar Republic | 9/14/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: hey i was just wondering about the life of teachers during the Weimar republic and possibly the ...
A: Under Weimar, the curriculum was largely based on practical rather than academic subjects. The ...
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| world war 1 | 9/9/2007 | Jesse Nofftz |
Q: how was the fighting in world war 1 different to previous wars?
A: Ash, There are many reason why they are different. I will give you a few examples; 1. Trench ...
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| World War I and afternmath | 9/2/2007 | Jesse Nofftz |
Q: "World War I marked the end of an era of optimism which was based on the belief that science and ...
A: Ahmed, I do not agree with that statement. I don't think the era ended, I just think people became ...
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| Worl War I | 9/2/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: "World War I marked the end of an era of optimism which was based on the belief that science and ...
A: The problem is that it is one on which whole books have been written and I am only going to be able ...
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| germany a totalitarian society in the period of 1933-1945 | 8/31/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: just needed some help on a modern history essay due next week, the given question question worth 20 ...
A: Hope you don't mind me beginning my response by stating that your teacher's points are somewhat ...
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| Hitler's Philosophy | 8/30/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: I've been trying to understand why Hitler chose "Aryan" as his name for the superrace. As I ...
A: In the first place the term Aryan was coined by the German philologist Max Mueller in the 19th ...
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| Number Tattoo | 8/28/2007 | Dylan Pemberton |
Q: My great grandmother had numbers tattooed on her inner arm, much like a Jewish prisoner during WWII. ...
A: what a fascinating mystery - I can see why you want to find out more about it! Unfortunately, if ...
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| germany a totalitarian society in the period of 1933-1945 | 8/27/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: just needed some help on a modern history essay due next week, the given question question worth 20 ...
A: In the first place I'd like to apologise for not getting back to you sooner but my computer crashed ...
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| Hitler's | 8/26/2007 | Dylan Pemberton |
Q: Were Hitler's speeches "brilliant," as some have claimed, that is to say, were they on the order of ...
A: It was a combination of things that led to his almost Christ like status - not just the speeches. I ...
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| Hitler's "brilliance" | 8/25/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: Were Hitler's speeches "brilliant," as some have claimed, that is to say, were they on the order of ...
A: This is one of those areas which is so subjective that you cannot give a 'right' or 'wrong' answer. ...
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| Hitler's "brilliance" | 8/25/2007 | Jesse Nofftz |
Q: Were Hitler's speeches "brilliant," as some have claimed, that is to say, were they on the order of ...
A: Reg, Hitler's speeches were brilliant. However, they were considered brilliant by the German people ...
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| Hitler's "brilliance" | 8/25/2007 | Dylan Pemberton |
Q: Were Hitler's speeches "brilliant," as some have claimed, that is to say, were they on the order of ...
A: Great question. I guess any speech is benchmarked against the content / objectives so we go to the ...
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| World War 2: Hitler and Hirohito | 8/14/2007 | Michael FitzGerald |
Q: Did Adolf Hiter ever meet or converse with Emperor Hirohito or Hideki Tojo or any Japanese authority ...
A: I'm afraid Hitler never met either Hirohito or any of the senior Japanese leadership. Obviously ...
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