/r/AskHistorians
General Tso chicken is in almost every Chinese restaurant in the world. Who was the real General Tso?
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How did the béret hat, striped shirt, pantomime, and accordion music become such popular cliché of "France"?
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In one of his books, anthropologist Michael Harner mentions a strange village called Macas, founded in 1599 by survivors of a Spanish massacre. Its inhabitants are all white Spanish-speakers despite it being located deep in the Amazon. Could anyone tell me more about this place and its history?
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How can I, an average guy without huge amounts of historical knowledge, learn the truth when the subject is controversial and heavily influenced by propaganda?
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How long have sexual abuse scandals in the Catholic Church been A Thing? Were handsy priests something people talked about in the Middle Ages?
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To circumvent the naval articles of the Versailles treaty, the Weimar government created a dummy company in the Netherlands (IvS) to develop U-Boats. How did the UK, France, or the Netherlands not figure out who was behind the company? Did the Germans use any other dummy companies?
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