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In their diaries, journals, or memoirs, did any Wehrmacht General or Field Marshal discuss their realization of Germany's bleak prospects for victory of the 2nd World War before it came to an end (assuming they had that realization)?

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Was there organized crime in the Roman Empire?

117 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WP] A powerful Yakuza syndicate with operations across the world is facing its most powerful adversary yet: the Quebec maple syrup cartel.

82 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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Was academic dishonesty a serious concern/problem for colleges and universities in the Western world before the 20th century?

35 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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[WP] December, 1943: The Gestapo have recently captured Santa Claus and proceed to interrogate him. Describe the interrogation in detail.

31 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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[WP] Alternative History: The attempt on John F. Kennedy's life in Dallas in 1963 was a failure and JFK lives to see another day. What is the aftermath?

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[WP] November, 1965: Moscow has lost radio contact with a secret research facility in Siberia, and the last broadcast from the facility was "It...is awake."

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Is Seymour M. Hersh's The Dark Side of Camelot considered to be reliable, unreliable, or a "mixed bag" by academic historians?

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[EU] The Mario brothers discover evidence linking the government of the Mushroom Kingdom under the reign of Princess Peach to violent oppression and other heinous crimes against their own people.

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[WP] 1st century CE: A powerful necromancer has assembled a vast, undead army and invades the Roman Empire. Where does the invasion start, how does it go, and how does Rome respond?

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In their diaries, journals, or memoirs, did any Wehrmacht General or Field Marshal discuss their realization of Germany's bleak prospects for victory of the 2nd World War before it came to an end (assuming they had that realization)?	476	AskHistorians
Was there organized crime in the Roman Empire?	117	AskHistorians
[WP] A powerful Yakuza syndicate with operations across the world is facing its most powerful adversary yet: the Quebec maple syrup cartel.	82	WritingPrompts
Was academic dishonesty a serious concern/problem for colleges and universities in the Western world before the 20th century?	35	AskHistorians
[WP] December, 1943: The Gestapo have recently captured Santa Claus and proceed to interrogate him. Describe the interrogation in detail.	31	WritingPrompts
[WP] Alternative History: The attempt on John F. Kennedy's life in Dallas in 1963 was a failure and JFK lives to see another day. What is the aftermath?	29	WritingPrompts
[WP] November, 1965: Moscow has lost radio contact with a secret research facility in Siberia, and the last broadcast from the facility was "It...is awake."	25	WritingPrompts
Is Seymour M. Hersh's The Dark Side of Camelot considered to be reliable, unreliable, or a "mixed bag" by academic historians?	24	AskHistorians
[EU] The Mario brothers discover evidence linking the government of the Mushroom Kingdom under the reign of Princess Peach to violent oppression and other heinous crimes against their own people.	19	WritingPrompts
[WP] 1st century CE: A powerful necromancer has assembled a vast, undead army and invades the Roman Empire. Where does the invasion start, how does it go, and how does Rome respond?	19	WritingPrompts