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Happy Indigenous People's Day!

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Silence Is Oppression Too: A History Of Indigenous Resistance Against State Violence

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Tiny Tina's Floating Feature: A History Of The Borderlands

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Floating Feature: A Sky Built Before Us - The History Of The Stars

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On Feb 23, 1981, there was a fascist coup d'etat attempt in Spain that was condemned by most of NATO, except for the US. Given the rise in popularity of the Spanish Communist Party at the time, was Reagan's staunch anticommunism what led his administration to refuse to condemn the failed coup?

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Monday Methods: more unmarked indigenous graves means confronting even more painful realities. A Spanish translation of our earlier thread on Residential Schools

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Building the Nation, Dreaming of War: Nation-Building Through Mythologies of Conflict Panel Q&A

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Popular culture usually depicts many hidden passages/ escape tunnels in medieval and modern era castles, fortresses, strongholds and even large houses. Were such passages as widely used as we seem to think?

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Monday Methods: Revisiting Female Composers and their Contributions to Western Art Music

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AskHistorians Digital Conference 2021 Closing Remarks

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Happy Indigenous People's Day!	3666
Silence Is Oppression Too: A History Of Indigenous Resistance Against State Violence	1444
Tiny Tina's Floating Feature: A History Of The Borderlands	699
Floating Feature: A Sky Built Before Us - The History Of The Stars	480
On Feb 23, 1981, there was a fascist coup d'etat attempt in Spain that was condemned by most of NATO, except for the US. Given the rise in popularity of the Spanish Communist Party at the time, was Reagan's staunch anticommunism what led his administration to refuse to condemn the failed coup?	415
Monday Methods: more unmarked indigenous graves means confronting even more painful realities. A Spanish translation of our earlier thread on Residential Schools	239
Building the Nation, Dreaming of War: Nation-Building Through Mythologies of Conflict Panel Q&A	222
Popular culture usually depicts many hidden passages/ escape tunnels in medieval and modern era castles, fortresses, strongholds and even large houses. Were such passages as widely used as we seem to think?	120
Monday Methods: Revisiting Female Composers and their Contributions to Western Art Music	108
AskHistorians Digital Conference 2021 Closing Remarks	58