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to r/AskHistorians by NaturalPorky
3 months ago
Was seemingly polytheistic concepts on the surface like the trinity, Mother of God, and intercession of the Saints a key reason why Europeans adopted Christianity and why Islam failed to penetrate Europe? Because it appealed to the Polytheistic nature of European culture?
to r/AskHistory by NaturalPorky
3 months ago
Would you need to take regular history classes in order to get a degree in art history?
to r/AskARussian by NaturalPorky
3 months ago
Would becoming fluent in Russian carry over to learning other Slavic languages? How does it go vice-versa?
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in Russia
to r/AskHistory by NaturalPorky
3 months ago
Was Jan Ruff O'Herne (Dutch victim of Japanese warcrimes during World War 2 and later anti-war activist in particular against sexual slavery) really a relative of Audrey Hepburn?
in Japan
to r/AskHistorians by NaturalPorky
6 months ago
Does using guns require far more strength and stamina than people assume? Were they really the revolutionary tools that allow less fit soldiers to fight en mass as equals (esp non-professionals such as militia and reservists) unlike prior weapons like pikes and shield-sword combo?
to r/AskHistory by NaturalPorky
6 months ago
Does using guns require far more strength and stamina than people assume? Were they really the revolutionary tools that allow less fit soldiers to fight en mass as equals (esp non-professionals such as militia and reservists) unlike prior weapons like pikes and shield-sword combo?
to r/AskHistory by NaturalPorky
6 months ago
Before the Dark Ages, were practitioners of black magic and worshipers of dark gods and goddesses (particular the equivalent of Satanic archetypes) not necessarily welcomed by the mainstream folks in pagan religion and possibly even openly persecuted?
to r/AskHistorians by NaturalPorky
6 months ago
Before the Dark Ages, were practitioners of black magic and worshipers of dark gods and goddesses (particular the equivalent of Satanic archetypes) not necessarily welcomed by the mainstream folks in pagan religion and possibly even openly persecuted?
to r/AskHistory by NaturalPorky
6 months ago
If the French were more brutal, if not outright genocidal, would the FLN be defeated and Algerian Revolution fail?
in Algeria
to r/AskHistory by NaturalPorky
6 months ago
Despite Imperial Japan being far worse colonizers, why didn't Indonesians welcome back the Dutch with open arms and quickly rebelled upon World War 2's end? Esp when Filipinos saw how far better things were under the Americans and absolutely loved the USA for liberating the Philippines from Japan?
in Pines, Philippines
to r/AskScienceFiction by NaturalPorky
6 months ago
[Star Wars] What makes the Anakin Saga so important as if the universe depended on it? Despite the fact of the centuries if not even millenias of nonstop warfare between Sith and Jedi of attack and counterattacking back and forth in the old Legends EU canon as the status quo?
in Star Wars
to r/AskHistory by NaturalPorky
6 months ago
Why were squat toilets the norm in most of Asia and the Middle East for decades (even in developed first world countries like Japan)?
in Japan