What inspired you to pursue World War 2/History?

What caused World War I?

Are languages changing at a slower pace in modern times compared to the past?

What was the major, or greatest achievement, in catalysis research?

How did Japan benefit by handing over prisoners of war for the Indian National Army during the Second World War?

How should I learn history for a competitive exam​?

What big advancements in maths have happened since 2000?

Who are the foes of Ethiopia?

Are men today going bald earlier than they used to in the mid-20th century and before?

Were there any serious attempts to re-establish the old pagan religion after the official adoption of Christianity in the Roman Empire?

How much money could a man hope for when selling his used clothing in 1905-1910 London?

What would Europe look like if the Allies took the Marshall Plan approach after World War One?

When the first Crusaders massacred the population in Jerusalem, did they promise to protect some citizens and then kill them anyway?

Are you waiting the forthcoming publications of the archives of Foreign Office for a particular incident in History?

Who, in your opinion, was the greatest person of all time? What was their impact/legacy?

How would humanity be today if gunpowder had never been discovered?

Were the aqueducts of Rome prematurely destroyed by warfare and not by natural ruination?

If British India successfully overthrew British colonialism by joining forces with Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan, what would it be like now?

How many soldiers of the 20 million soldiers wounded during WWI, were unable to be resent to the front lines or were even disabled?

Were our founding fathers as wise as we often are told they were?