/u/10z20Luka's posts in /r/AskHistorians
What does it mean when scholars (not necessarily historians, but this was prompted by a historical work) refer to rape as a "weapon of war"? Is this somehow separate from other rape which takes place during war and conflict? NSFW
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How did classical colonists (Greeks in Sicily, Phoenicians in North Africa, etc.) encourage people to move to their colonies? What were interactions with locals like?
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What would loners/shut-ins/introverts do during the pre-modern period? Did such a stereotype or kind of person even exist?
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"If I had Canadian Soldiers, American technology and British officers I would rule the world." - Winston Churchill... or did he? Is this a fake quote?
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How much was Henry Ford himself responsible for the development of the modern assembly line? Was he a businessman who just took credit from a team of employees, or was he really spearheading the technical innovation?
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Was the Russian Far East colonized in a similar manner as to the American West, through the displacement of Native peoples?
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Did anyone question the sincerity and authenticity of Creedence Clearwater Revival, considering their appropriation of Southern styles and themes despite being from California?
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