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290 words Were the Nazis "far-right"or were they "National Socialists"? 259 words Were the Nazis "far-right"or were they "National Socialists"? 178 words My friends think that history is extremely boring. Prove them wrong. 442 words [WW2] I was left a few medals from an old family friend, a Commander in the British Army, help me identify and appreciate them more 217 words Why weren't the Russians more successful, like the United States or Egyptians, with all the forced labor during the USSR? 266 words Did Russians ever go to North America, before Columbus? They're only a few miles from the Coast of North America. 195 words Why did people wear powdered wigs in the 17th/18th century? 207 words I would really like to know How was Soviet Unions Economy in the 60 and 70s ? 247 words Diary entries of a German solider during the Battle of Stalingrad 175 words At what point did the eventual onset of WWI become inevitable? 211 words Could the Nazis have won the second world war if Hitler provided German soldiers invading Russia with winter clothing? 174 words Was the Mongol Empire even an empire? 151 words What were the "bad parts" of the German Empire? 197 words Walked away with a new understanding of slavery in America by visiting a National monument. 210 words 42 Quotes From Germans About American Troops After World War I 331 words The Battle of Stalingrad 340 words Examples of when the bad guys won? 442 words Found a threatening note from the IRA to my grandad 473 words Throughout history has sword fighting ever been as intricate as in game of thrones?? 585 words What was the greatest rivalry (individuals) in history?