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Should the case into the assassination of Malcolm X be reopened?
Outspoken human and civil rights activist Malcolm X was murdered in February 1965 while preparing fo…
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Nov 19
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What led to the Sino-Soviet split?
The Sino-Soviet split was a milestone in Cold War international relations and one of the most poigna…
D H
Nov 26
1Viewpoints
What can we learn about COVID-19 from the flu pandemic of 1918?
Despite being colloquially referred to as the Spanish Flu there is limited evidence surrounding the …
D H
Apr 5, 2020
10Viewpoints
Does a new open-source study on the Ghouta chemical attack shed new light on the Syrian Civil War?
Rootclaim is a collective of specialists that use probability modelling and crowdsourced evidence to…
D H
Oct 16
3Viewpoints
Is the Second World War being misinterpreted to serve political ends?
The Second World War was a catastrophic conflict and a difficult subject to elucidate both at the ti…
D H
Aug 23, 2020
3Viewpoints
What lessons should we take from the war in Afghanistan?
After two decades of occupation the US military began to withdraw from Afghanistan in February 2021,…
D H
Aug 18
7Viewpoints
What role did drugs play in the Second World War?
Drugs have been commonplace in warfare throughout history, with many cultures using mind-altering co…
D H
Jul 21
1Viewpoints
Did caffeine cause the Industrial Revolution?
Many authors and journalists have written about the connection between the movement of coffee into E…
D H
Jul 17
3Viewpoints
What was the significance of the Seminole Wars?
The Seminole Wars were fought in Florida in the 19th century and are commonly known as the longest, …
D H
Jul 3
1Viewpoints
Why was Siam never colonised?
Much of the world was subject to European colonisation by the 20th century with very few nations avo…
D H
Dec 11, 2019
5Viewpoints
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