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Edward II of England's true nature.

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Has the reputation and legacy of Emperor Elagabalus been negatively colored by his supposed transgenderism?

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Why has Oliver Cromwell such a bad reputation in Irish history ?

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Why are most US interventions not as successful as Korea or Japan?

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What actually caused WW1?

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Today, Indonesia is the most populous Muslim country in the world. However, they were a Ducth colony for over 100 years. Why didn't the Dutch convert the native population like the Spanish and Portuguese?

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Talleyrand seems to be universally considered a corrupt figure by his contemporaneous. He was also continuous employed by the most different and diverse regimes over various decades. Why was he considered so important and useful? And how did he manage to be always at the top with so much distrust?

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Did the French committed a genocide in Algeria?

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How did moving children from cities to the countryside work in WWII Britain?

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In the Ottoman-Habsburg wars there was a trend where the Ottomans would march into Habsburg and/or Habsburg-allied territory, capture towns and castles, secure a treaty and then leave. My question is: How did the Ottomans govern these newly conquered lands?

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Edward II of England's true nature.	7
Has the reputation and legacy of Emperor Elagabalus been negatively colored by his supposed transgenderism?	7
Why has Oliver Cromwell such a bad reputation in Irish history ?	7
Why are most US interventions not as successful as Korea or Japan?	7
What actually caused WW1?	7
Today, Indonesia is the most populous Muslim country in the world. However, they were a Ducth colony for over 100 years. Why didn't the Dutch convert the native population like the Spanish and Portuguese?	7
Talleyrand seems to be universally considered a corrupt figure by his contemporaneous. He was also continuous employed by the most different and diverse regimes over various decades. Why was he considered so important and useful? And how did he manage to be always at the top with so much distrust?	7
Did the French committed a genocide in Algeria?	7
How did moving children from cities to the countryside work in WWII Britain?	7
In the Ottoman-Habsburg wars there was a trend where the Ottomans would march into Habsburg and/or Habsburg-allied territory, capture towns and castles, secure a treaty and then leave. My question is: How did the Ottomans govern these newly conquered lands?	7