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Narrative, non fiction, medieval history books?
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How has anti-ziganism manifested within the US? How does it differ here compared to Europe?
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How has the British monarchy been able sustain itself so long - especially with a single family dominating almost the entire time?
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How was the Nazi era taught in East and West German Schools?
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What is it like studying the history of a country that is unstable/dangerous in the present day?
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Could Nicholas II have preserved the monarchy as a constitutional figurehead?
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Why are there multiple professional baseball teams named after socks?
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Question for German-speaking historians: Was Mein Kampf actually written well? Or is it basically a giant ramble like many people describe it as?
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In the USSR, how was it decided which nations got their own republic? For example, Ukraine had its own republic but other nations like Dagestan remained under another republic. Did it simple come down to what was politically useful?
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Is it reasonable to advocate for the repatriation of a shrunken head in a local museum?
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What circumstances in ye olde times or older did people in those times regard as “enshittification”, assuming they had had such a word to use?
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My professor of European International Politics claims that Mongol rule is the source of Russian autocracy. Is this claim accurate?
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What were the longterm demographic and political effects of the population transfer / resettlement policies of the Neo-Assyrian Empire?
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How did pockets of German resistance in France after D-Day (such as Dunkirk and La Rochelle) impact Allied strategy?
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why didn’t the Warsaw pact countries help the Soviet Union in Afghanistan?
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Is it probable that the writings of the Marquis de Sade are confessions, or just events from his twisted mind?
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Can we pinpoint the origins of supernatural creatures?
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What are some good resources for learning about labor history in the United States? Books, authors, etc?
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The Guardian recently printed a "Best 100 Novels of All Time" list. There's a similar Chinese list that puts Lu Xun's Call to Arms as the best book of the 20th century. What is the historical importance of Call to Arms and why is it so well regarded?
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What happened to the numerous elephants that were inevitably left behind after campaigns during the Punic wars, Diadocchi Wars, etc. That found themselves out of place in an unfamiliar part of the world?
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Is the disease narrative in the americas overblown or not?
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Was there an intergenerational Habsburg grand strategy in the late middle - early modern ages?
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Was galley slavery worse then American farm slavery?
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