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The Mongol Empire was quite large, but how well did they control their territory? If a random village was within the empire, could they reasonably expect to govern themselves free of actual Mongol interference?

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Were US astronauts ever a desired recruitment as double agents for Russian intelligence?

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Why did Hitler end up having a falling out with his mentor, Karl Mayr, that eventually ended in Mayr's death at Buchenwald?

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How similar was a Soviet soldiers experience in Afghanistan to a US soldier, and did the Soviets document rates of PTSD among their troops following the war?

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Is slavery throughout history a symptom of a developing nation or continuously expanding empire?

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What was medical care like for black American soldiers during WW1/WW2?

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How did Vietnam come to have such a positive view of the US considering that it hasn't been that long since the war?

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What was the Soviet Republic's long term plan for Afghanistan? Is it possible that it'd be in a better state of affairs had the US not gotten involved and the USSR won?

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Is there a general historian consensus on slavery reparations?

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The Mongol Empire was quite large, but how well did they control their territory? If a random village was within the empire, could they reasonably expect to govern themselves free of actual Mongol interference?	1
Were US astronauts ever a desired recruitment as double agents for Russian intelligence?	1
Why did Hitler end up having a falling out with his mentor, Karl Mayr, that eventually ended in Mayr's death at Buchenwald?	1
How similar was a Soviet soldiers experience in Afghanistan to a US soldier, and did the Soviets document rates of PTSD among their troops following the war?	1
Is slavery throughout history a symptom of a developing nation or continuously expanding empire?	1
What was medical care like for black American soldiers during WW1/WW2?	1
How did Vietnam come to have such a positive view of the US considering that it hasn't been that long since the war?	1
What was the Soviet Republic's long term plan for Afghanistan? Is it possible that it'd be in a better state of affairs had the US not gotten involved and the USSR won?	1
Is there a general historian consensus on slavery reparations?	0