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For asking casual questions about History. Also see r/History or r/AskHistorians.

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What is the most recent thing that has been forgotten so nobdy can really explain?

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29014620 days ago

Besides Vegemite, what other successful product was created out of pure scrap?

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19917822 days ago

Was day drinking really that common before the 21st century?

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1987312 days ago

Are Chinese emperors descendants known and respected in China?

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1411611 days ago

Did Henry VIII really reject Anne of Cleves because she couldn’t magically tell he was his soulmate when he broke into her room disguised in a Robin Hood costume?

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131199 days ago

Was Russia always "backwards" or is it just the western perspective that sees it as such?

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1231179 days ago

Who is the greatest “the Great” of all time?

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10516412 days ago

Why do people say WW1 was inevitable?

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999118 days ago

What is the most overwhelmingly one-sided battle where the victor was the lesser force?

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9714019 days ago

During the Napoleonic era (or thereabouts), why did soldiers stand in neat rows firing at one another when they could be laying prone, or skirmishing, or doing literally anything other than standing still being targets?

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