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This was the original title for Joseph Heller’s classic satirical anti-war novel Catch-22.

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How did the German Mark IV Special tank stack up against the Soviet T-34/76 […]

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by HistoryNet Staff7/2/2013

This empire lasted from 800 AD to 1806 AD.

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Ida Harper was asked to be this person’s biographer though her writing career had only been with relatively small publications.

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Daily Quiz for June 30, 2013

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A 200-kilometer stretch of this Roman road was the site of the crucifixions of six thousand slaves after the Third Servile War.

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This British-born newspaperman and explorer is the only man known to have served in the Confederate Army, Union Army and Union Navy.

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by HistoryNet Staff6/28/2013

Designed by August Leimbach, this statue of a pioneer woman with two children, which appears in 12 states, is called this.

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I am a long-time subscriber to Military History magazine and a student of military […]

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Was it common for men to share a hotel room in the Old West ?

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Was it common practice in the Old West for men to share a hotel […]

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Daily Quiz for June 27, 2013

by HistoryNet Staff6/27/2013

This man became commander of Jagdgeschwader 1, also called "Richthofen’s Flying Circus," on July 14, 1918.

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