If the yamoto was not destroyed at okinawa/never deployed by the japanese? Were any japanese/german ships taken by allied navies?

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I am writing a historic narrative about the west, but mostly about the misconception of it.

I am looking for primary sources that show miners leaving the area poor and wells fargo history

What are some good sites/databases I could search for these?

Thanks!!

(Or perhaps Sipahis, though I guess those are closer to feudal knights).

I'm referring to the firebombing which occurred in 1945.

I've listened to everything Carlin has done and I'm looking for something new.

Anything you like?

Basically, white people, Asians, Indians and Native Americans are look way more similar to each other than to Africans or Australians or Melanesians.

I know about the stock market crash of 1929, but I was wondering if there were anymore reasons, as to why there was the depression.

Was wondering on the history channels miniseries sons of liberty how much was reality and how much was added in for drama? an example being the affair between joseph warren and the british general gage I believe that is his rank(could be wrong)

I know that the Japanese attacked the US because we stopped supplying oil to them, but its occurred to me that Russia has oil, something I've been told Hitler wanted very much. Why didn't the Japanese, who already had a presence on continent, join the Germans in a pincer-like assault of Russia to see ure the oil that the USSR had? Wouldn't this have been a far more feasible strategy than attacking the US?

Could an American citizen have just gone to visit Moscow and see the sights? Could a Muscovite have decided to spend his winter in Florida?

I was reading the funeral oration of Pericles and came across this line "The tribute of deeds has been paid in part; for the dead have them in deeds, and it remains only that their children should be maintained at the public charge until they are grown up". How exactly would have this been done? Was there some institution for caring for these and who exactly would have done it? Would have other Greek states such as Sparta or Corinth have had a similar service?

I've heard from numerous sources that Eleanor and her retainers rode bare breasted while on march to the crusades. It was mentioned in Lion In Winter, it's mentioned on wikipedia, but there are no direct citations that refer to it, specifically. Preferably, are there anything close to primary sources that either substantiate or refute these claims?

Apologies if book recommendation-type submissions are prohibited, but I read nothing explicitly doing so.

I'm curious about whether books exist documenting rebellion(s). I just finished the TV series Spartacus and delighted in reading about the Third Servile War afterwards. I am very interested in anarchist rebellions, and recently heard the country in which I live - Ireland - described as one of rebellion (county Cork, specifically). About these three, - slave, anarchist and Irish rebellion(s) - I would love to learn more, as I would about all rebellion(s). Please, therefore, recommend me those books documenting them with which you are familiar.

Again, if submissions of this nature do not belong, please suggest an alternative! Thanks in advance.

Was he concerned that he would be unable to conquer them? Or that he could conquer them but it would be too costly? It seems odd to leave such a strong city state near his allies and Macedon without subduing them.