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Do non-European surnames reflect ancestral professions? (i.e. Are there Chinese or African equivalents of Smith or Mason?)

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Did soldiers literally "drown in mud" during the Battle of Passchendaele?

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Do non Western languages use naming conventions derived from professions? I.e. Smith or Mason?

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How instrumental was American bombing in halting the war crimes undertaken by the Serbs in either Bosnia or Kosovo during the 1990s?

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What prompted the shift away from the "totalitarian model" in Soviet historiography? Has the term completely fallen out of favor among Soviet historians or historians of fascism?

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In 1998, the US government destroyed the Al-Shifa pharmaceutical factory in Sudan, allegedly due to intel that the plant was manufacturing chemical weapons. Was this an intelligence failure, or were there more nefarious intentions on the part of the Clinton Administration?

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Did the NKVD employ quotas during the Great Purge? Were innocents exiled, tortured, or executed just to meet these quotas?

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It is commonly accepted throughout the Christian Balkans that the Ottoman Empire (in contrast to the Hapsburg Empire) was detrimental to development of the region (it was oppressive, extractive, etc). How well does this hold up to historical scrutiny?

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Was border control and the strict control of trade a thing of the pre-modern world? Would ships entering port be subject to searches by local authorities?

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During periods of widespread spousal abuse, rape, and total control by the husband, did people in those relationships still express love in a way which we would recognize today? NSFW

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Do non-European surnames reflect ancestral professions? (i.e. Are there Chinese or African equivalents of Smith or Mason?)	37	AskHistorians
Did soldiers literally "drown in mud" during the Battle of Passchendaele?	30	AskHistorians
Do non Western languages use naming conventions derived from professions? I.e. Smith or Mason?	29	AskHistorians
How instrumental was American bombing in halting the war crimes undertaken by the Serbs in either Bosnia or Kosovo during the 1990s?	28	AskHistorians
What prompted the shift away from the "totalitarian model" in Soviet historiography? Has the term completely fallen out of favor among Soviet historians or historians of fascism?	27	AskHistorians
In 1998, the US government destroyed the Al-Shifa pharmaceutical factory in Sudan, allegedly due to intel that the plant was manufacturing chemical weapons. Was this an intelligence failure, or were there more nefarious intentions on the part of the Clinton Administration?	26	AskHistorians
Did the NKVD employ quotas during the Great Purge? Were innocents exiled, tortured, or executed just to meet these quotas?	26	AskHistorians
It is commonly accepted throughout the Christian Balkans that the Ottoman Empire (in contrast to the Hapsburg Empire) was detrimental to development of the region (it was oppressive, extractive, etc). How well does this hold up to historical scrutiny?	26	AskHistorians
Was border control and the strict control of trade a thing of the pre-modern world? Would ships entering port be subject to searches by local authorities?	26	AskHistorians
During periods of widespread spousal abuse, rape, and total control by the husband, did people in those relationships still express love in a way which we would recognize today? NSFW	25	AskHistorians