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Books/articles on the Abbasid 'revolution'/take-over?

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How come both Spartans and Vikings, both (seen as) martial societies, are known for there 'laconic' style and a specific kind of humor. Is this a coincidence or has it something to do with later reception of these societies by (for example) Christians.

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Was the Abbasid take-over of the Umayyad Empire a 'revolution'?

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Both Ukraine and Russia (or Putin at least) legitimate themselves as descendent from the Kievan-Rus. But I'm more interested in another common denominator, namely that of the Slavs. So, when did the area which today is Ukraine become Slavic?

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Equipment and use 15th century Janissaries

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I would like to be (regularly) informed/updated about new findings and insights in Late Antique - Early Medieval history. Where do I look?

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Is it legitimate to speak of a genocide of the native Americans as a (diliberate or less deliberate) result of the expansion of the United States?

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Is it legitimate to speak of a genocide of the native Americans as a (diliberate or less deliberate) result of the expansion of the United States?

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What are the causes for the rise of mercenaries in 14th to 15th Century western Europe?

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How well do gravures and paintings depict early modern warfare?

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Books/articles on the Abbasid 'revolution'/take-over?	3	AskHistorians
How come both Spartans and Vikings, both (seen as) martial societies, are known for there 'laconic' style and a specific kind of humor. Is this a coincidence or has it something to do with later reception of these societies by (for example) Christians.	3	AskHistorians
Was the Abbasid take-over of the Umayyad Empire a 'revolution'?	3	AskHistorians
Both Ukraine and Russia (or Putin at least) legitimate themselves as descendent from the Kievan-Rus. But I'm more interested in another common denominator, namely that of the Slavs. So, when did the area which today is Ukraine become Slavic?	3	AskHistorians
Equipment and use 15th century Janissaries	2	AskHistorians
I would like to be (regularly) informed/updated about new findings and insights in Late Antique - Early Medieval history. Where do I look?	2	AskHistorians
Is it legitimate to speak of a genocide of the native Americans as a (diliberate or less deliberate) result of the expansion of the United States?	2	AskHistorians
Is it legitimate to speak of a genocide of the native Americans as a (diliberate or less deliberate) result of the expansion of the United States?	2	AskHistorians
What are the causes for the rise of mercenaries in 14th to 15th Century western Europe?	2	AskHistorians
How well do gravures and paintings depict early modern warfare?	2	AskHistorians