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What is the story of Gandhi's eldest son?

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Jiddu Krishnamurti was a spiritual teacher who died nearly 50 years ago in Ojai, CA. How much of an influence did he have in the spiritual atheist/"Coexist" movement in the United States?

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Who are the Tinnevelly Shanars? Bertrand Russell speaks of them in his book, "Political Ideals" but no Google search brings up much information on them

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Have any historians read "How Hitler Was Made"? It speaks to the geopolitical + internal cultural dynamics that led to Hitler's rise, focusing on the early years of 1914-1923. Enlightening to read, but wanted to hear from historians their take on the book.

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Fukuyama uses the term "End of History." Is this definition of "History" accepted by historians?

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How pervasive was the US military for American immigrants during the 1900s?

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I am an Indian/Nepali villager living around the time of Shakyamuni Buddha (~500 BC). What were my religious beliefs at that time?

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What exactly were war bonds about during WWI and how did we restructure to avoid the need for this in future wars?

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What was the relationship like between the governments of Berlin and Munich prior to WWII? Was Munich ever to be a possible contender to the seat of German power?

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What exactly was Prussia vs. Germany? What exactly was Bavaria in relation to both? I'm trying to get a handle but it's very convoluted with monarchies that covered different countries, and independent states that aren't really independent, but also had its own monarchy?

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What is the story of Gandhi's eldest son?	5	AskHistorians
Jiddu Krishnamurti was a spiritual teacher who died nearly 50 years ago in Ojai, CA. How much of an influence did he have in the spiritual atheist/"Coexist" movement in the United States?	5	AskHistorians
Who are the Tinnevelly Shanars? Bertrand Russell speaks of them in his book, "Political Ideals" but no Google search brings up much information on them	5	AskHistorians
Have any historians read "How Hitler Was Made"? It speaks to the geopolitical + internal cultural dynamics that led to Hitler's rise, focusing on the early years of 1914-1923. Enlightening to read, but wanted to hear from historians their take on the book.	5	AskHistorians
Fukuyama uses the term "End of History." Is this definition of "History" accepted by historians?	4	AskHistorians
How pervasive was the US military for American immigrants during the 1900s?	4	AskHistorians
I am an Indian/Nepali villager living around the time of Shakyamuni Buddha (~500 BC). What were my religious beliefs at that time?	4	AskHistorians
What exactly were war bonds about during WWI and how did we restructure to avoid the need for this in future wars?	4	AskHistorians
What was the relationship like between the governments of Berlin and Munich prior to WWII? Was Munich ever to be a possible contender to the seat of German power?	4	AskHistorians
What exactly was Prussia vs. Germany? What exactly was Bavaria in relation to both? I'm trying to get a handle but it's very convoluted with monarchies that covered different countries, and independent states that aren't really independent, but also had its own monarchy?	3	AskHistorians