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Why does the European Left 1890-1933 seem so focused on the emergence of German Communism rather than the other developed nations? (Britain, France, etc.)

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When did Shakespeare achieve his (high) status on the European mainland?

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The Pagan elements of the Third Reich are often contrasted with other right-wing regimes (Franco, for example). How fair is this anti-Christian depiction of Nazi Germany?

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How are Adam Curtis' claims (link in body) that Syria/Iran, not Libya, were behind the Lockerbie Bombing?

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What is a good first book on the history of the American Labor Movement? (Especially the more radical aspects)

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The only Democrat to lose the presidential election under the fifth party system (1932-1968) was Adlai Stevenson. What were his priorities, appeals, core demographics, and general place in the New Deal Coalition?

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Georgism seems like an incredibly important (and persuasive) reform movement in the late-19th century. What happened to it?

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How do I know what I did two seconds ago? Like if I begin a thought in my head I can remember how that thought began and exactly the process by which that thought arrived. Is it just super short term memory?

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Not of the Great Triumvirate (Webster, Clay, Calhoun) were Solid Democrats (Calhoun wasn't really solidly either side). How were they able to dominate the Senate so? What was the usual Democrat/Whig Divide?

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Is it reasonable to call the actual universe "non-Euclidean"?

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Why does the European Left 1890-1933 seem so focused on the emergence of German Communism rather than the other developed nations? (Britain, France, etc.)	2	AskHistorians
When did Shakespeare achieve his (high) status on the European mainland?	2	AskHistorians
The Pagan elements of the Third Reich are often contrasted with other right-wing regimes (Franco, for example). How fair is this anti-Christian depiction of Nazi Germany?	2	AskHistorians
How are Adam Curtis' claims (link in body) that Syria/Iran, not Libya, were behind the Lockerbie Bombing?	2	AskHistorians
What is a good first book on the history of the American Labor Movement? (Especially the more radical aspects)	2	AskHistorians
The only Democrat to lose the presidential election under the fifth party system (1932-1968) was Adlai Stevenson. What were his priorities, appeals, core demographics, and general place in the New Deal Coalition?	2	AskHistorians
Georgism seems like an incredibly important (and persuasive) reform movement in the late-19th century. What happened to it?	1	AskHistorians
How do I know what I did two seconds ago? Like if I begin a thought in my head I can remember how that thought began and exactly the process by which that thought arrived. Is it just super short term memory?	1	askscience
Not of the Great Triumvirate (Webster, Clay, Calhoun) were Solid Democrats (Calhoun wasn't really solidly either side). How were they able to dominate the Senate so? What was the usual Democrat/Whig Divide?	1	AskHistorians
Is it reasonable to call the actual universe "non-Euclidean"?	1	askscience