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When was the US military first integrated by state/region and what effect, if any, did this have on the both the military and American culture when soldiers returned home?

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Did British colonies like Canada, Australia and New Zealand rebel against England like the American colonies? Whether there were revolutionary movements or not why were the paths of these colonies so different from that of the colonies that would eventually form the United States?

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If Arab and Middle Eastern countries did not recognize or support the state of Isreal, why did they allow much of their Jewish populations to emirgrate there from the late 40's to early 70's?

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World War II historians, why do we know next to nothing about Operation Clausewitz? With all the records and interviews collected after the war how can it still be such a mystery? Are there any other lingering mysteries in that field of study?

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I'm a French spy without an official cover stationed in Nazi Germany for the past year and France has just fallen. What are my options? What is my best chance for survival? How can I be of any more use to the Allied cause?

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Did the IRA have or accept non-Irish members?

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What was the state of race relations between black and white soldiers within companies and platoons during the Vietnam War?

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Many works of fiction have depicted Edgar Allen Poe as sharing traits with the unsavory characters of his own literary works. Is this is based on factual accounts or it is based on modern sensationalism and character assassination by his contemporaries?

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Julius Streicher's wikipedia page states "Streicher's excesses brought condemnation even from other Nazis. Streicher's behaviour was viewed as so irresponsible that he alienated much of the party leadership." What exactly did one have to do considered excessive by the likes of Himmler and Goering?

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Did the papacy have any real temporal power beyond the Papal States left when Napolean captured Pius VI in 1798?

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When was the US military first integrated by state/region and what effect, if any, did this have on the both the military and American culture when soldiers returned home?	7	AskHistorians
Did British colonies like Canada, Australia and New Zealand rebel against England like the American colonies? Whether there were revolutionary movements or not why were the paths of these colonies so different from that of the colonies that would eventually form the United States?	7	AskHistorians
If Arab and Middle Eastern countries did not recognize or support the state of Isreal, why did they allow much of their Jewish populations to emirgrate there from the late 40's to early 70's?	6	AskHistorians
World War II historians, why do we know next to nothing about Operation Clausewitz? With all the records and interviews collected after the war how can it still be such a mystery? Are there any other lingering mysteries in that field of study?	5	AskHistorians
I'm a French spy without an official cover stationed in Nazi Germany for the past year and France has just fallen. What are my options? What is my best chance for survival? How can I be of any more use to the Allied cause?	5	AskHistorians
Did the IRA have or accept non-Irish members?	5	AskHistorians
What was the state of race relations between black and white soldiers within companies and platoons during the Vietnam War?	5	AskHistorians
Many works of fiction have depicted Edgar Allen Poe as sharing traits with the unsavory characters of his own literary works. Is this is based on factual accounts or it is based on modern sensationalism and character assassination by his contemporaries?	5	AskHistorians
Julius Streicher's wikipedia page states "Streicher's excesses brought condemnation even from other Nazis. Streicher's behaviour was viewed as so irresponsible that he alienated much of the party leadership." What exactly did one have to do considered excessive by the likes of Himmler and Goering?	5	AskHistorians
Did the papacy have any real temporal power beyond the Papal States left when Napolean captured Pius VI in 1798?	4	AskHistorians