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Is Michael Decker's "The Sassanian Empire at War" a good and recommended book on Persian history? What are the good and the bad of that book?

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How do historians makes/proves a hypotheses?

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There is a story about Alexander fighting against Gog/Magog in the distant east, the there's another one about him meeting the Antichrist. How could an obviously Zeus-worshiping man ended up in a Christian-Muslim based mythology?

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What is the political context behind the Football War been El Salvador and honduras?

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In more than one thousand years of its history, China only has one female emperor. What makes it difficult for a woman to held or acquired that position?

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How did the Spanish managed to conquer large areas of south and central america?

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I'm looking for reading recommendation on the topic of history of science?

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I'm looking for suggestions on books about the history of pharmaceutical/biomedical industries

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What do historians of this sub think about the book "Black Wave" by Kim Ghattas?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Is Michael Decker's "The Sassanian Empire at War" a good and recommended book on Persian history? What are the good and the bad of that book?	3
How do historians makes/proves a hypotheses?	3
There is a story about Alexander fighting against Gog/Magog in the distant east, the there's another one about him meeting the Antichrist. How could an obviously Zeus-worshiping man ended up in a Christian-Muslim based mythology?	3
What is the political context behind the Football War been El Salvador and honduras?	3
In more than one thousand years of its history, China only has one female emperor. What makes it difficult for a woman to held or acquired that position?	2
How did the Spanish managed to conquer large areas of south and central america?	2
I'm looking for reading recommendation on the topic of history of science?	2
I'm looking for suggestions on books about the history of pharmaceutical/biomedical industries	1
What do historians of this sub think about the book "Black Wave" by Kim Ghattas?	1