/u/luckykobold's posts in /r/askhistorians
Donald Trump has suggested killing the families of terrorists as a method of discouraging terror. Setting aside the merits of that idea, when is the last time a leading candidate for president openly advocated for the intentional killing of enemy innocents?
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I hope this is isn't too broad or frivolous for this subreddit: Has there ever been a culture that did not use (or disapproved of) humor?
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Was there ever serious consideration in the Zionist movement about establishing a Jewish homeland that was not located in Palestine?
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I've just learned about the fabulous life and horrible death of Ludwig II of Bavaria. What's a good source for the layman of more information about him? More questions in comments.
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During the time of the US internment camps for Japanese-American citizens, how legitimate was the actual threat of espionage posed by Japanese people living in the US?
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What were the criteria to be selected as a German WWII concentration camp guard? Was it a special assignment, and did it confer any status, positive or negative, upon the soldier?
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What are historical examples of self-aggrandizing and autocratic leaders who later changed and began working for the public good?
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This question may be overly broad, but how does a sudden immigration crisis (real or perceived) typically end?
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