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Why is US/Western European global intervention depicted as more damaging than Russian intervention considering the condition of its soviet states, Cuba, north Korea, etc...

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A lot of authors/historians pinpoint 1979 as the year the Jihadist movement transformed into a transnational movement. Is this assessment accurate? Are their competing theories?

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Are post-presidential trips and speeches to Congress common or did they ever happen?

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Did Indigenous Americans have epidemics and virulent diseases like those in the Old World, or were these kinds of diseases an old world phenomena?

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Why did the Americans recruit Reinhard Gehlen, a seemingly unknown figure in Nazi Germany, to head the West German intelligence services?

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Why was it imperative to the allies to end the monarchy in Germany? Why not just appoint a new monarch?

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What is the real reason behind the incredibly poor production efficiency of automobiles in USSR and eastern block?

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The 1980's are often culturally depicted as bad economic times in much of the industrialized world, especially the US. What areas of the US bucked this trend and how?

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How long were German POW's and forced laborers kept in Soviet captivity after WW2? Is it true many were kept into the 1960's? And what kind of hard labor were they doing the whole time? What was the general experience of returning to East or West Germany?

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Was there any ever agitation between France and the UK over British control of Quebec in 19th and early 20th century?

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Why is US/Western European global intervention depicted as more damaging than Russian intervention considering the condition of its soviet states, Cuba, north Korea, etc...	2	AskHistorians
A lot of authors/historians pinpoint 1979 as the year the Jihadist movement transformed into a transnational movement. Is this assessment accurate? Are their competing theories?	2	AskHistorians
Are post-presidential trips and speeches to Congress common or did they ever happen?	2	AskHistorians
Did Indigenous Americans have epidemics and virulent diseases like those in the Old World, or were these kinds of diseases an old world phenomena?	2	AskHistorians
Why did the Americans recruit Reinhard Gehlen, a seemingly unknown figure in Nazi Germany, to head the West German intelligence services?	2	AskHistorians
Why was it imperative to the allies to end the monarchy in Germany? Why not just appoint a new monarch?	2	AskHistorians
What is the real reason behind the incredibly poor production efficiency of automobiles in USSR and eastern block?	2	AskHistorians
The 1980's are often culturally depicted as bad economic times in much of the industrialized world, especially the US. What areas of the US bucked this trend and how?	1	AskHistorians
How long were German POW's and forced laborers kept in Soviet captivity after WW2? Is it true many were kept into the 1960's? And what kind of hard labor were they doing the whole time? What was the general experience of returning to East or West Germany?	1	AskHistorians
Was there any ever agitation between France and the UK over British control of Quebec in 19th and early 20th century?	1	AskHistorians