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Did Japanese settlers in the South Pacific leave voluntarily after WW2 or were they expelled?

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How were Displaced Persons camps in the aftermath of WW2 organized?

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Were freedmen and freedwomen and their descendants in the antebellum Southern US free of any risk of becoming enslaved?

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Was the Volcker shock understood at the time to be a temporary exigency, or did people believe it was a secular decline like what the USSR was facing?

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I've read that South Korea prior to democratization had strict exit visa requirements for traveling abroad to study or for pleasure. How common was this among right-wing authoritarian governments in the Cold War era, and if it was distinct to SK what were the causes?

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In modern times, have sitting heads of state or government traveled to other countries in a private capacity?

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Was Catholic Leopold II succeeding Lutheran Leopold I a big deal at the time?

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Could you pass the imperial examination with an unorthodox thesis?

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Did Kim Il-Sung making his son heir draw any criticism from other Communist countries?

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How did many socialist organizations and individuals come to support their nation's efforts during the First World War? Was it a bottom-up change? Did non-socialists significantly influence the debate within the socialist movement?

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Did Japanese settlers in the South Pacific leave voluntarily after WW2 or were they expelled?	1	AskHistorians
How were Displaced Persons camps in the aftermath of WW2 organized?	1	AskHistorians
Were freedmen and freedwomen and their descendants in the antebellum Southern US free of any risk of becoming enslaved?	1	AskHistorians
Was the Volcker shock understood at the time to be a temporary exigency, or did people believe it was a secular decline like what the USSR was facing?	1	AskHistorians
I've read that South Korea prior to democratization had strict exit visa requirements for traveling abroad to study or for pleasure. How common was this among right-wing authoritarian governments in the Cold War era, and if it was distinct to SK what were the causes?	1	AskHistorians
In modern times, have sitting heads of state or government traveled to other countries in a private capacity?	1	AskHistorians
Was Catholic Leopold II succeeding Lutheran Leopold I a big deal at the time?	1	AskHistorians
Could you pass the imperial examination with an unorthodox thesis?	1	AskHistorians
Did Kim Il-Sung making his son heir draw any criticism from other Communist countries?	1	AskHistorians
How did many socialist organizations and individuals come to support their nation's efforts during the First World War? Was it a bottom-up change? Did non-socialists significantly influence the debate within the socialist movement?	1	AskHistorians