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

Is Hitler the only man Stalin trusted?

Are the Poles still upset at the British and French betrayal in 1939 and 1945? (Germany/USSR invaded in 1939 and Poland fell under USSR rule in 1945.)

How do you evaluate Luther’s contribution to the history of political thought?

Before Columbus discovered America, how was the life of the people there?

How would WW2 have been affected if all of Germany’s logistical problems had been solved?

Has Islam ever undergone reformation in history?

Why do we complain about Nazis rather than Socialists, since Stalin killed way more people than Hitler did?

Was France conquered by the Romans once? And what are gauls in French history?

Were the Imperial Japanese worse than the Nazis?

Was Italy better in WW1 or WW2?

Has the United States ever had a trophy wife First Lady before?

What was the only good weapon the Japanese had in World War II?

How did fashion influence the Great Depression?

Would Britain speak German if the Nazis had won WWII?

What case established the objective reasonableness standard?

If Ponce de Leon discovered America, why do we learn so much about Columbus discovering it?

Why were Hitler’s speeches so appealing?

Why doesn’t the United States drop this President’s Day and restore Washington’s Day?

Is it possible that the next world war won’t end before the end of times?