/u/DrHENCHMAN's posts in /r/AskHistorians
Is the story of the Man in the Iron Mask real? If he was, how did he get so well known, even in his contemporary time?
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Were Nazis and Soviet Communists appalled to find out they were effectively allied after the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact was signed?
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How heartfelt and sincere were the correspondences between European royalty during the 18th, 19th, and 20th Centuries?
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Did the collapse of the Soviet Union affect the academic world of International Relations (and related fields)?
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Why didn't Iraq invade Saudi Arabia when it became apparent that an international coalition was formed to liberate Kuwait? Why did they just let US forces build up for 6 months when they could've disrupted invasion preparations?
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In Roe v. Wade, SCOTUS stated that the government's two legitimate interests in balancing were: (1) Protecting the Mother's Health and (2) Protecting the "Potentiality of Human Life." Where in US law is (2) a proclaimed government interest?
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In the TV series "The Spy", Israeli agent Eli Cohen was able to infiltrate the upper ring of Syrian society, help conduct a coup, and get appointed as the Deputy Defense Minister. What substantial actions did the real Eli do? What was the domestic and international reaction when Eli was discovered?
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Another Django Unchained-inspired question: How common was foreign immigration to the US fairly prior to the Civil War?
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