/u/xaplexus's posts in /r/AskHistorians
Were "Wanted Dead or Alive" posters ever published as real legal notices in the US? If so, was anyone ever killed as a result of acting on such a notice through mistaken identity?
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Have any elephant bones ever turned up in the Alps, where Hannibal lost a few trying to cross into Italy?
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Was there a significant spike in spousal and parental suicides during WWII as a result of war casualties?
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How well did the forced-migration Native American tribes get along with the indigenous people already living at their final destinations? Do such distinctions between decedents of these groups survive today?
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It is often said that families split to fight in opposing sides of the US civil war. Were there any reported cases of family arguments over secession escalating to murder?
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The U.S. has a few traditional core values (freedom, enterprise, etc.) that are widely recognized as such. What traditional core values do Russians recognize as particular to the Russia?
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In popular culture, when did smoking a tobacco pipe first become widely associated with intellectuals?
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