Did Japan ever come close to invading Australia during World War 2?

Why was sociology so important in the past, and is it still relevant in the 21st century?

How would WWII have changed if operation Case Blue had been a success and the Germans had captured all the Caucasus oil?

Why did so many social campaigns take place in order to set free the imprisoned Japanese war criminals?

How did popular rebellions happen before the enlightenment?

Did Hitler want Britain to ally with Germany?

In World War II, why were surrounded forces easily destroyed?

How was the relationship between the Umayyads of the Al-Andalus and the Fatimids of North Africa (each being Sunni and Shia)? Was it hostile?

What would the world be like if your kids knew how they were made?

What was the scientific temper in USA history?

In the Medieval era, were people ever been ripped in two by a long sword, or at least had their leg cut off by one in sword fights?

Why did a lot of Nazis hide out in South American countries after WWII?

Why did the Mughals live dominantly in Agra?

Do the leaders in the highest offices have any idea of the real suffering of people during war?

What major events happened in 1984?

What are Americans’ favorite dynasties in Chinese history?

How did Israel conquer The Old City from Jordan during the 6 day war?

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?