history (/c/history)
What was the attitude towards POC in the 70s?
What were the two things that Mussolini was most known for?
What was the nature of the relationship between King Tutankhamun and his advisor, Ay?
Just learned that "Custer's Last Stand" wasn't actually Custer's last stand: It was Custer's last charge.
What was life like for the first humans that got to witness the invention of the wheel?
How did the world’s economy not collapse after the end of slavery?
Despite being one of the deadliest conflicts to occur in the past 12,000 years, why don’t we learn more about the Qing conquest of the Ming?
How likely is war to break out in Asia?
What are some instances in history where a country annexed another country in a bloodless manner?
What was life like in Nazi Germany?
Why did the Allies bomb Cambodia in 1973?
Who was the least likable US president?
The Roman Empire never fell
What did the Nazis specifically hate about jazz music?
Why did the United States never switch from the imperial system to the metric system like most of the world?
Has there ever been a historical precedent of what happened to r/generalisk?
How did the American perception of Slavs change after the Cold War?
What was the longest period of peace in Europe?
I am Rick McCullough, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, and the father of Zhao Wei / Zhao Zixuan, whose mother is Zhang Yueran, and who was arrested for registering a bank account under her own name. I would like to clear up some questions people have had.
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