/r/AskHistorians
We're living in an age where Atheism is slowly becoming mainstream and replacing religiousness, has this ever happened in the past or are the last two centuries' behaviors novelty for history?
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How long did it take for Jews in hiding to start revealing themselves at the end of WW2 and what was their reception?
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Why do Communist societies that we've seen tend toward authoritarianism and dictatorial-style arrangements?
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Did Richard Nixon have apologists in the press throughout the Watergate scandal? If so, did those journalist lose credibility after Nixon resigned?
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Alfred Hitchcock lived until 1980, late enough to have seen films such as Star Wars and Alien. Is there any record of whether he saw either of them or what he thought of them?
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I am famed naturalist, historian, politician, and commander Gaius Plinus Secundus, known as Pliny the Elder, AMA!
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Suppose I'm an American (white) man in 1798. Assuming I know where he is can I just walk up to the president in public and start talking to him, or even then would there be some kind of barrier between him and the general population?
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The Outlander book and TV series presents a fairly high number of rapes or attempted rapes, one occurring in the very first episode - How prevalent was rape around the time of the Jacobite Rising? What were the repercussions for such an act and how did it affect the victims? NSFW
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