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How was the Battle of Vienna in 1683 viewed by European (and Ottoman) contemporaries?

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How much of "Twelve Years a Slave" was Solomon Northup's own words, in contrast to David Wilson's (the editor)?

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I was told by a professor that following the invasion of Poland by both Germany and the USSR in 1939, many Polish Jews actually fled into Nazi Germany in fear of Soviet repression and violence. Is this true?

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During the fall of the Berlin Wall, were GDR residents protesting universally for reunification with the West? Was this a popular talking point in 1989?

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Did were non-Japanese people conscripted to fight in the Japanese military during WW2?

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Dr. Umar Johnson, a black American therapist, claims that “There is no evidence of any African civilization where homosexuality was allowed, considered normal, or openly practiced…it was never legitimized as behavior that could be accepted or practised openly.” Is his claim true?

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This documentary from 1985 notes that there was a "Bank of Foreign Trade Moscow" responsible for international currency trading. How did such an institution operate in the context of the Cold War and a state-run economy?

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Following the results of the 1995 Quebec independence referendum, Premier Jacques Parizeau infamously noted in his concession speech that sovereignty had lost due to the "money and ethnic votes". Was this true? Did wealthier and non-white Quebecers vote predominantly against sovereignty?

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The American War Library website on the Vietnam War claims that "Black leaders protested [high black casualty rates] and Pres Johnson ordered that black participation should be cut back in the combat units in 1969." What policy is this in reference to?

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Where did people physically go during large-scale city bombings which took place during WW2?

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How was the Battle of Vienna in 1683 viewed by European (and Ottoman) contemporaries?	2	AskHistorians
How much of "Twelve Years a Slave" was Solomon Northup's own words, in contrast to David Wilson's (the editor)?	2	AskHistorians
I was told by a professor that following the invasion of Poland by both Germany and the USSR in 1939, many Polish Jews actually fled into Nazi Germany in fear of Soviet repression and violence. Is this true?	2	AskHistorians
During the fall of the Berlin Wall, were GDR residents protesting universally for reunification with the West? Was this a popular talking point in 1989?	2	AskHistorians
Did were non-Japanese people conscripted to fight in the Japanese military during WW2?	2	AskHistorians
Dr. Umar Johnson, a black American therapist, claims that “There is no evidence of any African civilization where homosexuality was allowed, considered normal, or openly practiced…it was never legitimized as behavior that could be accepted or practised openly.” Is his claim true?	2	AskHistorians
This documentary from 1985 notes that there was a "Bank of Foreign Trade Moscow" responsible for international currency trading. How did such an institution operate in the context of the Cold War and a state-run economy?	2	AskHistorians
Following the results of the 1995 Quebec independence referendum, Premier Jacques Parizeau infamously noted in his concession speech that sovereignty had lost due to the "money and ethnic votes". Was this true? Did wealthier and non-white Quebecers vote predominantly against sovereignty?	2	AskHistorians
The American War Library website on the Vietnam War claims that "Black leaders protested [high black casualty rates] and Pres Johnson ordered that black participation should be cut back in the combat units in 1969." What policy is this in reference to?	2	AskHistorians
Where did people physically go during large-scale city bombings which took place during WW2?	1	AskHistorians