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I’m reading Wikipedia to find out about the history of veterinarians and it seems curiously focused on Europe and the Middle East. What’s the history of veterinarians in China?

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Which of the “Little Stalins” that propped up by the Soviet Union in Eastern Europe had a cult of personality that resembled that of their namesake?

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Do historians have a consensus on whether Lenin's "testament" was a fake or not?

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How were former British colonial soldiers, like the King’s African Rifles, viewed by their respective nations and tribes after achieving independence?

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What were the reactions of the Catholic Church and those in the Vatican during the (mostly catholic) Ustashe’s reign of terror, ethnic cleansing, and forced in conversion in the former Yugoslavia?

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How did the Austrian Hanover dynasty react to Britain’s new alliance with Prussia during the Seven Years War?

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I know this might be an NSFW question to ask but, considering the practice of foot binding in China, and how it was considered a sign of attractiveness among women, was there any amount of erotica or pornography that catered to foot fetish? NSFW

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How could the Warring States era produce so many incredible developments in Chinese philosophy, science and literature?

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Considering that a lot of early South Korean government officials were collaborators with the Japanese, how did this affect relations with them post World War II? Did they try and compensate by taking a hard line stance with Japan? Or was this a non issue?

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In retrospect, the crushing of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and the Prague Spring in 1968 were massive PR disasters for the Soviet Union. Did the U.S. ever experience similar blowback for its CIA backed regime change operations in the Middle East and South America?

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I’m reading Wikipedia to find out about the history of veterinarians and it seems curiously focused on Europe and the Middle East. What’s the history of veterinarians in China?	5	AskHistorians
Which of the “Little Stalins” that propped up by the Soviet Union in Eastern Europe had a cult of personality that resembled that of their namesake?	5	AskHistorians
Do historians have a consensus on whether Lenin's "testament" was a fake or not?	5	AskHistorians
How were former British colonial soldiers, like the King’s African Rifles, viewed by their respective nations and tribes after achieving independence?	5	AskHistorians
What were the reactions of the Catholic Church and those in the Vatican during the (mostly catholic) Ustashe’s reign of terror, ethnic cleansing, and forced in conversion in the former Yugoslavia?	5	AskHistorians
How did the Austrian Hanover dynasty react to Britain’s new alliance with Prussia during the Seven Years War?	5	AskHistorians
I know this might be an NSFW question to ask but, considering the practice of foot binding in China, and how it was considered a sign of attractiveness among women, was there any amount of erotica or pornography that catered to foot fetish? NSFW	4	AskHistorians
How could the Warring States era produce so many incredible developments in Chinese philosophy, science and literature?	4	AskHistorians
Considering that a lot of early South Korean government officials were collaborators with the Japanese, how did this affect relations with them post World War II? Did they try and compensate by taking a hard line stance with Japan? Or was this a non issue?	4	AskHistorians
In retrospect, the crushing of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956 and the Prague Spring in 1968 were massive PR disasters for the Soviet Union. Did the U.S. ever experience similar blowback for its CIA backed regime change operations in the Middle East and South America?	4	AskHistorians