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I'm a member of the the Okrhanka, Tsarist Russia's secret police, after the Bolshevik Revolution. What happens to me? Where do I go? Could I offer my services to the Whites or the Reds in the upcoming Civil War?

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Books on post ww2 russia and its soldiers

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After decolonization, how did the U.S. State Department go about training interpreters for newly formed African nations?

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How accurate are the claims that North Korea today is what China and Russia were like under Mao and Stalin?

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Did a majority of the most important scientific discoveries of the last 300 years happen in Europe? I'm thinking people like Galileo, Isaac Newton, or Einstein. Or is this a typical Eurocentric viewpoint?

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Rock and Jazz were both genres inextricably linked with the African American community before spreading across the world. How did it fit inside the cultures of countries like Mexico and the many nations South America? Both of which had there own messy history when it came to race.

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Persecution of religious minorities and pogroms seem to have been a key feature of European society in the Middle Ages. Was this unique to them? Or did they happen just as often in the Islamic World and China but we just don’t hear about it?

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What’s the most unbiased and accurate interpretation of controversial Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb?

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[WP] It's 1944, you're a Kenyan private in the King's African Rifles, far from your tribe, fighting for King George in the dense jungles of Burma against the Japanese.

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What types of movies were made in Korea while they were a Japanese colony?

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I'm a member of the the Okrhanka, Tsarist Russia's secret police, after the Bolshevik Revolution. What happens to me? Where do I go? Could I offer my services to the Whites or the Reds in the upcoming Civil War?	2	AskHistorians
Books on post ww2 russia and its soldiers	2	AskHistorians
After decolonization, how did the U.S. State Department go about training interpreters for newly formed African nations?	2	AskHistorians
How accurate are the claims that North Korea today is what China and Russia were like under Mao and Stalin?	2	AskHistorians
Did a majority of the most important scientific discoveries of the last 300 years happen in Europe? I'm thinking people like Galileo, Isaac Newton, or Einstein. Or is this a typical Eurocentric viewpoint?	2	AskHistorians
Rock and Jazz were both genres inextricably linked with the African American community before spreading across the world. How did it fit inside the cultures of countries like Mexico and the many nations South America? Both of which had there own messy history when it came to race.	2	AskHistorians
Persecution of religious minorities and pogroms seem to have been a key feature of European society in the Middle Ages. Was this unique to them? Or did they happen just as often in the Islamic World and China but we just don’t hear about it?	2	AskHistorians
What’s the most unbiased and accurate interpretation of controversial Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb?	2	AskHistorians
[WP] It's 1944, you're a Kenyan private in the King's African Rifles, far from your tribe, fighting for King George in the dense jungles of Burma against the Japanese.	2	WritingPrompts
What types of movies were made in Korea while they were a Japanese colony?	2	AskHistorians