/u/TheHondoGod's posts in /r/askhistorians
The TV show Bridgerton includes a mysterious Lady Whistledown's and her gossipy street sheets. Could something like this have existed in real life? Was there celebrity and royal gossip mags available?
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During the Cold War, how did Soviet and American jet technology compare? It seems like a popular branch of the arms race, but where they even designing similar technology, or did the doctrine difference have a big impact?
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After the Crusading Military Orders, were there any attempts to found similar groups in later medieval or early modern Europe?
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In an ancient European library, how were books, scrolls and codex' organized? What about in an ancient Chinese library?
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The discussion around stolen or looted artifacts in western museums is widespread today, but have there been previous efforts to 'bring back' artifacts before?
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I'm watching Bridgerton and noticing a lot of the fashion the characters wear, like Queen Charlottes wig, seems out of date. Why would she dress like this? Is it historically accurate?
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How did the people of Haiti organize and maintain their revolution against a powerful European country?
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The 2004 movie King Arthur portrays a bishop (and by extension the Pope) calling a lot of shots in regards to Rome pulling out of Britain. How much power would the Pope have actually had in 5th century Rome?
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