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Maria

Italy
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I am an expert in Ancient Greek and Roman history.

Nadia Chauvet

U.S.
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I studied Art History and specialized in Greek Antiquity and Middle-Ages. I can answer questions about style, ideas, politics and social turmoils, and how all these have an impact on architecture, paintings, sculptures, etc.

Josee

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I can answer general questions about French History of the 17th and 18th centuries. About the people and the events. I don`t pretend to know everything, I am still learning but I like to share my knowledge. Note that it is FRENCH HISTORY FROM THE MODERN ERA (1400-1800).

Francesco Marchesani

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I have an indeep knowledge of European history, expecially Ancient, Roman and Medieval history. I focus my attention on military history as well; I have access to a university library with many ancient books.

Sam Rutherford

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I have an MA in History from Vanderbilt with concentrations in Russia and recent Europe and would enjoy answering questions in those areas. Just don`t expect a lot of bibliographical information.

Marc Kamin

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 12/10/2009
I'm comfortable with each period of European history. I will be glad to respond to any question, and promise a clear, accurate, and simple reply. My personal interests include Medieval Europe, the Reformation, the Enlightenment, and Nazi Germany.

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2009-11-18 Russian Nationalism:

All I have time for is a recycled answer from questions previously asked. It should serve your purposes, although to tell the truth I barely had time to read it QUESTION: Hi, I'm writing about my final

2009-11-18 nationalism:

I was hoping to dodge this question by referring you to past writings on the subject. I was sorry to see that the site only retains answers back to c. 2003. Seems like a long time, but I know I've written

2009-11-11 When did America get involved in WWII:

I don't consider myself and expert on WWII or on American history, but I can tell you that American popular sympathy was overwhelmingly on the side of Britain and France in the years prior to US entrance

2009-11-02 Daughters of the King 1663:

Hello Joyce! In the 17th century, 50 pounds in alot of money. As an example, a shoemaker could win between 60 and 75 pounds a year, a carpenter, between 75 and 100 pounds a year. So 50 pounds is about

2009-10-24 european history:

Hello, Please note that I am an expert in Ancient Greek-Roman history (view my profile) which has nothing to do with “Portuguese and French influence in front of the British and American influence

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