lately i've been reading on Che Guevara and what he did. But i have been finding some conflicting information on him and i was wondering if it was true. here are the points i've heard lately but wasn't able to find much info on. (Wikipedia's article paints him more like a hero than a tyrant) First point. i've read in a few places that he was a sociopath/psychopath is this true? Second point, that he supposedly raped Women from lower social classes than him when he was younger.

third point, that he would have killed many people unfairly in his time in la cabana and another labor camp that i forget the name of and that he enjoyed killing.

and that he tried blowing up 500kg of tnt in New-York?

that he was racist towards black people?

i thank you for your answers in advance, lets just say that if he did do all those things that are harder to research, i would make a difference whether he was moral or immoral to my eyes.

What about when they became widespread?

In just a few centuries, despite having to establish themselves in hostile territory, and fighting off Britons, Scots, Irish, Vikings and each other, the Anglo-Saxons ended up beating everyone. Eventually, they'd go on to conquer both islands.

I'll admit, as an Irish poster, I'm fairly salty about this. I just want to know how, and why it seemed so effortless.

Are there any authors that have been thought of, or maybe even specific papers where we can't rule out the possibility that one pen name has multiple writers, where Thomas Jefferson is thought to be such an author of an Anti-Federalist paper/treatise?

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I have seen conflicting information about how advanced the Nazis actually were. I know a lot of scientists were recuited to other countries after the war.

To further add, I think its fair to say moist Libertarians see themselves as the "true" continuation of the founding fathers of the U.S.'s view, though I don't think the political/economic theory consensus of the founding fathers (if there was any sort of consensus) would actually line up much with modern Objectivist type libertarians and Austrian school types. Despite this, I think even many people who aren't libertarians still accept this narrative. How did this come about, if it even did?

i.e. did they write apocryphal literature about Germanic invaders and were there any true efforts to reverse the tide of their decline, or were prominent politicians and generals too absorbed by inner power struggles to see the empire on the Whole was collapsing?

Edit: Specifically I was thinking of the last few decades before the dissolution of the western empire in 476

What was the general difference between germans and jews during the interwar period that led to Hitlers large following and the belief of a superior race?

From pictures online, it appears that the IJN carrier aircraft used several different colours and cam schemes over the course of the war.

Notably I'm looking for the colour on the following planes; Mitsubishi A6M2, Nakajima B5N2, Nakajima E8N2, Aichi D3A1, Aichi D3A1A, Yokosuka D4Y1. Specifically the colour that the planes being carried by Kido Butai in June 1942 would have been.

Thanks!

I know the US had the Nuclear Triad of Land/Sea/Air so that no one deterrent could stop a strike but why did our Land Based missiles in the US seem to almost totally rely on hard silos? I know some variants of the Trident could be launched from mobile launchers since we had/have them in Turkey and parts of Europe so why invest so much money on silos which require a ton of upkeep and make for a static target?

I understand that powerful people did go on the 1st Crusade, but I was surprised to learn that no actual kings took the cross after Pope Urban's call.

I have heard a lot of people refer to the Potato Famine in Ireland as a genocide orchestrated by the British and others say that it was no such thing. I'm just curious to know the truth. Was the famine really a genocide? Or was it just simply a tragic famine?

Hello, good afternoon. I was curious after seeing the trade routes in old maps and was wondering that if people traded in far away regions, did they have the awareness of the current events(Or news) happening in other parts of the world? or what was happening in other Kingdoms or empires or Realms?. Sorta like now.

Thanks for your time!

I've been searching around the internet for a while now, but I simply cannot find anything on how effective the Greek Linothorax was, or how effective it would be with a bronze or iron chestplate over it, what sort of protection would it have against bows? If anyone has experience on this kind of thing, could you please elaborate?

As I understand it, Jordan annexed the West Bank in 1950 and conferred citizenship on the occupants. How is it then that there are current residents of the West Bank with no Jordanian citizenship? Did Jordan withdraw citizenship when it forfeited its claim to the West Bank?

Side question, my understanding is that the declaration of war was in a response to an ultimatum, what was being requested of the Ottomans to do in said ultimatum?

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Sorry for bad english.

Our teacher throw this question for us to ponder over weekend, before next lecture. I read our course book and tried to search Wikipedia, but Im not 100% satisfied with the answers. I tought this place might have better answers