/u/DonCaliente's posts in /r/askhistorians
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After WWII (West-)Germany became an integral part of (Western) Europe and today enjoys a positive relationship with its neighbors. In the Far East however, relations between other Asian countries, South Korea especially, have been rocky ever since 1945. How would a historian explain this difference?
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The self-appointed caliph of ISIS calls himself Ibrahim. Is there any historical significance to this name?
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Has the United States ever experienced a presidential election where one of the candidates fell gravely ill - or even died - with election day only weeks away?
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I am a nobleman in 15th century England. I've just received a grant of land, formerly belonging to a peer that has fallen out of the King's favour. What do I do now?
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Did the Cold War influence Western historiography about the Eastern Front during World War II? If so, in what way?
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The Lingua Franca was the common language spoken around the Mediterranean. Did the communities around North Sea and Baltic have comparable linguae francae?
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