/u/sunagainstgold answered "Historiography question: feminist history vs history of women?"

/u/ancienthistory answered "Why did Comic Book Superhero characters stay relevant/popular in American culture?"

/u/rimeroyal answered "What do we know about book design in High Middle Ages in England? Would a scribe in charge of writing up, say, Little Domesday book, had any precise instructions (and training) in regards to page arrangement, size of letters and so on? Was there any standard book to look at as an example?"

/u/itsallfolklore answered "Is Paul Bunyan an example of "fakelore?" What would be the motivation of passing off a story as older than it is in cases like a giant lumberjack with a blue ox?"

/u/commustar answered "Why did Islamic West Africa not quickly reunite after the collapse of Songhay, either under the Moroccans or a new local power?"

/u/kieslowskifan answered "How did Hitler afford all of the public works all while funding a war? Why don't our leaders use the same tactics?"

/u/Lynx_Rufus answered "Why was salt so scarce and valuable when it is in the ocean everywhere?"

/u/the_alaskan answered "Living in rural America, how quickly would I have learned of President Lincoln's death?"

/u/thefourthmaninaboat answered One vastly known deciphering success during world war 2 is the breaking of the enigma code (germany and axis power). What about the encrypted transmissions of UK, USA, Japan and USSR? Do those power employed encrypted radio transmission? Were those broken?

/u/yodatsracist answered " for one am deeply dissatisfied with the amount and quality of historical information available about the mullet. Can anyone properly enlighten me about the rise and fall of this magnificent hairwreck?"

/u/khosikulu answered "This map of the Empire of Monomotapa shows an empire that covers all of Africa from the Zambezi down. How (in)accurate is it?"

/u/erzherzogkarl answered "comparision of cost of armies in 18. century"

/u/iphikrates answered "Historians like Hans Van Wees and Peter Krentz advocate a radically different concept of the hoplite and Classical Greek phalanx. What's the history behind this split from the more established views of historians like Victor Davis Hanson? What evidence supports the newer model?"

/u/Georgy_K_Zhukov answered "How did duels become established as a convention if laws against murder are older than easily fired hand guns?"