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Why did the 1989 Tiananmen Square revolution in China fail, where the various 1989 revolutions in the USSR succeeded?

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Why did the Republic of North Macedonia came into existence? As far as I know there was no (North-)Macedonian national identity prior to 1945.

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What are the current scientific estimates for the death toll of the Canadian residential school massacres of indigenous children and could those be classified as a genocide? Are there likely to be even more discoveries of unmarked or mass graves?

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Armoured trains during WW2: How were they used and how effective were they?

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What is the history behind the Soviet artillery divisions in WW2? As far as I know they were the only ones fielding whole artillery divisions.

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I breathed a sigh of relief as we passed the border barrier.

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Can you help me identify when the following photo was most likely taken, what army the two soldiers in the photo were part of, what arm and what rank they most likely had?

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Why did the Iran-Iraq war desolve into WW1-style trench warfare? Did the generals not have basic military knowledge of the first world war?

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I know that Gustav Adolph in the 30 years war is famous for his new modern tactics. What exactly did he change that he became so famous for it and was able to gain victory after victory against the catholics?

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Much has been said about Germany's inability to win the Battle for the Atlantic in WW2 using mainly U-boats. But I often hear that during WW1 Germany's chances to force the UK to submit using mainly U-Boats was, while still impossible, much higher. How true is that?

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Why did the 1989 Tiananmen Square revolution in China fail, where the various 1989 revolutions in the USSR succeeded?	15	AskHistorians
Why did the Republic of North Macedonia came into existence? As far as I know there was no (North-)Macedonian national identity prior to 1945.	15	AskHistorians
What are the current scientific estimates for the death toll of the Canadian residential school massacres of indigenous children and could those be classified as a genocide? Are there likely to be even more discoveries of unmarked or mass graves?	15	AskHistorians
Armoured trains during WW2: How were they used and how effective were they?	15	AskHistorians
What is the history behind the Soviet artillery divisions in WW2? As far as I know they were the only ones fielding whole artillery divisions.	15	AskHistorians
I breathed a sigh of relief as we passed the border barrier.	15	TwoSentenceHorror
Can you help me identify when the following photo was most likely taken, what army the two soldiers in the photo were part of, what arm and what rank they most likely had?	15	AskHistorians
Why did the Iran-Iraq war desolve into WW1-style trench warfare? Did the generals not have basic military knowledge of the first world war?	15	AskHistorians
I know that Gustav Adolph in the 30 years war is famous for his new modern tactics. What exactly did he change that he became so famous for it and was able to gain victory after victory against the catholics?	14	AskHistorians
Much has been said about Germany's inability to win the Battle for the Atlantic in WW2 using mainly U-boats. But I often hear that during WW1 Germany's chances to force the UK to submit using mainly U-Boats was, while still impossible, much higher. How true is that?	14	AskHistorians