Why did the majority of his officers and the army stand by him when he was clearly a lost cause?

Buried, ashes scattered, taken back to Pluto, where is he ?

I have heard it discussed that National Socialism was different to fascism in other countries, in that it was radical rather than defending the old power structure. Was it like this before Hitler's rise in Germany? How did Hitler change the Far Right in Germany?

Myself and a friend are doing some research on the topic and would love some insight or even just some pointers of where to look on the topic of whether or not the revolutions were inevitable or if there was an alternative/peaceful transition to democracy possible.

The purpose of this question is to evaluate what influenced the duration, decisiveness, etc. of battles during the American War for Independence. I am currently in the planning stages of writing a long, thorough research paper, and honestly at this point I am really just trying to get my bearings in terms of sources and basic background knowledge. Any sort of help would be much appreciated!

Things I am considering:

1. Tactical success, ingenuity of officers and commanders

2. Supply routes

3. Naval vs. land supremacy

Thanks in advance!

If possible at all, I seem to suck at googling. And was, say, a B-17's bomb bay as armored as the rest of the plane? Would it be easier to just shoot the plane itself? (not taking escort planes into account)

What about rockets?

I want to read the headlines of WWI on a 100 year delay for the centenary. For example on 5he 28th of this month I should be "learning" that the archduke was shot.

How can I best do this? I'd be willing to pay a small fee needed to access old archives?

Did they have any rituals and observances? Would it have been similar to what the pop media suggests of groups like the Masons, using sacred geometry and the like? Were there grand ceremonies dedicated to equations? Or was it a more staid, scientific approach with the "philosophy of numbers" considered an afterthought?

I haven't heard much of anything about Native Americans having an interest in seafaring. Did any Native American tribes attempt to navigate the oceans or build ships?

This might be the wrong sub for a question like this, but was Stalin or Superman called the Man of Steel first? Did the other adopt it as a jab at the other culture?

As opposed to performing under their own names or in bands named after their leaders.

My old latin professor used to say that Caesar's catchprases (Alea iacta est and Et tu, Brute?) were probably spoken in the Greek language. I read Plutarch so I found both of those quotes there (in Greek obviously), but are they the original wording or just a translation?

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Seems unlikely that they would let civilians walk around with rifles and shotguns to go hunting. Was all hunting banned, even for commercial purposes?

Were they separate conceptions/religions that were merged at some point?

In the Hebrew Bible, the Abrahamic text appears earlier than the text of 1&2 Kings, where Elijah is a prophet of Yahweh.

Is Yahweh the Abrahamic "God," or did these two conceptions become merged in records?

For many years, pale skin was associated with wealth and beauty (in European cultures, not sure about others) and women in particular went to extreme lengths to make themselves look pale like using white lead-containing makeup. At what point and why was this fashion which lasted centuries changed so we now desire tanned skin?