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I recently read a conspiracy theory that the rise of Hitler was a "foreign plot" by the US and UK. Obviously this is false, but did Hitler receieve material support from any foreign governments during the Nazi rise to power?

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Is there any consensus among economic historians about rationing were in Britain 1945-1949? What were the desired effects, and were they achieved?

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Aside from the NHS, were any programs done in Allied countries comparable to the GI Bill in the United States?

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Woodstock is sometimes thought of as as the defining event for the Baby Boomer generation. To what extent did you young people outside of the Northeast know about Woodstock, and what did they think about it? Why is it thought of as being a unique and important event?

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Would it be possible to selectively breed monkeys to be friendly, pleasant pets? [Biology]

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What are some good, reasonably-lengthed books about the rise of fascism during the interwar period?

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It seems that teenage "types" like jock, nerd, greaser, goth, etc. are only portrayed in media as existing since the 1950's. Did American teenagers in the 19th century have a sense of being part of any subcultures like that?

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There is no upper limit for heavyweight boxers. So why isn't heavyweight boxing dominated by 400 lb, 7.5 foot tall monsters?

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Most cultures throughout history seem to have had some sort of naming conventions (Gods, Goddesses, Royals, Saints, etc.) Have any societies simply named their kids whatever they wanted?

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What was the opinion of the German general staff on plans for the invasion of the low countries and France?

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I recently read a conspiracy theory that the rise of Hitler was a "foreign plot" by the US and UK. Obviously this is false, but did Hitler receieve material support from any foreign governments during the Nazi rise to power?	3	AskHistorians
Is there any consensus among economic historians about rationing were in Britain 1945-1949? What were the desired effects, and were they achieved?	2	AskHistorians
Aside from the NHS, were any programs done in Allied countries comparable to the GI Bill in the United States?	2	AskHistorians
Woodstock is sometimes thought of as as the defining event for the Baby Boomer generation. To what extent did you young people outside of the Northeast know about Woodstock, and what did they think about it? Why is it thought of as being a unique and important event?	2	AskHistorians
Would it be possible to selectively breed monkeys to be friendly, pleasant pets? [Biology]	1	askscience
What are some good, reasonably-lengthed books about the rise of fascism during the interwar period?	1	AskHistorians
It seems that teenage "types" like jock, nerd, greaser, goth, etc. are only portrayed in media as existing since the 1950's. Did American teenagers in the 19th century have a sense of being part of any subcultures like that?	1	AskHistorians
There is no upper limit for heavyweight boxers. So why isn't heavyweight boxing dominated by 400 lb, 7.5 foot tall monsters?	1	askscience
Most cultures throughout history seem to have had some sort of naming conventions (Gods, Goddesses, Royals, Saints, etc.) Have any societies simply named their kids whatever they wanted?	1	AskHistorians
What was the opinion of the German general staff on plans for the invasion of the low countries and France?	1	AskHistorians