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7 months ago
Why did Franklin D. Roosevelt rely so heavily on 'special envoys' to conduct diplomacy during his Presidency, instead of utilising formal State Department networks?
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7 months ago
Why did Quanzhou lose its importance as a trading port following a period of prosperity under the Song and Yuan dynasties?
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7 months ago
How did the Red Cross and the Red Crescent source and transport food to Prisoners-of-War during the Second World War, especially considering the widespread disruption to supply networks in the period?
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7 months ago
Why were cardinals such as Richelieu, Mazarin and Fleury so politically influential in Early Modern France? Were high-ranking clergy equally involved in political decision-making in other Early Modern European states?
in Ally, France
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7 months ago
Considering night soil (manure) is a great natural fertilizer and resource, were there any state attempts to wrest the control and collection of night soil away from farmers?
to r/AskHistorians by hellcatfighter
7 months ago
How did cavalrymen or knights in western Europe get on new horses if his steed died under him during battle? Were their squires hovering around the edge of melee, staying far back, or sticking close to their liege in the thick of it?
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7 months ago
Did “throwing down the gauntlet” as a challenge actually occur in the medieval period, or was this merely a case of post-medieval artists and playwrights taking artistic license a bit too far?
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7 months ago
How did Communist Poland commemorate the Warsaw Uprising, in light of the fact that the Soviet Red Army refused to come to the aid of the Polish Home Army in 1944? Did official or unsanctioned public commemorations occur?
in Warsaw, Poland
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7 months ago
How were the official languages of the United Nations chosen in the 1940s? Was there any debate over what languages to include?
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7 months ago
Why was there a British Royal Navy ship named the HMS Victor Emmanuel? How common was it to name warships after foreign dignitaries or royalty?
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7 months ago
How was the Soviet Union able to justify appointing Soviet Field Marshal Konstantin Rokossovsky as Poland's Minister of Defense in 1949?
in Poland
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7 months ago
How did non-Russian foreign ministries within the Soviet Union work? What activities were they able to conduct with minimal Soviet influence? Did they have foreign embassies overseas?
in Russia