/u/drylaw answered The greatest treasure of the Aztec empire was taken by Cortez, but then captured by the pirate Jean Fleury, who presented the riches to the king of France. What happened to those treasures afterward?

/u/NientedeNada answered Were Native American bison hunts truly sustainable?

/u/crrpit answered What was the exiled Ethiopian Governments position regarding the Spanish Civil War (and a possible intervention by the League of Nations)?

/u/erissays answered Did the Brother's Grimm make the children's stories they collected darker and more violent than the original oral traditions?

/u/elmejorpinguino answered Great Belgian comics include "Tintin", Spirou & Fantasio", "The Smurfs" and "Lucky Luke". How did relatively small Belgium manage to develop such an influential and iconic comic book industry post-WWII? How connected was it to French comics/Bande dessinée?

/u/kieslowskifan answered In the film 'Good Bye, Lenin' there is a scene in which the protagonist arrives at a bank to exchange his Ostmark for Deutschmark, only to find that the currency exchange offer had ended for two days. How did the currency switch actually occur, and how pedantic were the West Germans about deadlines?

/u/mrleopards answered Vegetius implies that reason the Romans lost to Goths, Alans, and Huns was because they had (lazily) abandoned the armor of their legionnaire forebears. What do contemporary historians make of this claim?

/u/mikedash answered Why can't I find very much information about the 14th Century black death in Asia?

/u/cdesmoulins answered How accurate is the depiction of child brothels in 1890s New York in TNT'S The Alienist?

/u/ShadowsofUtopia answered Were the crimes of the Khmer Rouge a unique form of genocide?

/u/adrift98 answered "Abortion is barely mentioned in the Christian Bible. How and why did it become such a prominent issue for so many Christian Churches?"

/u/mydearestangelica answered The Israel/Palestine conflict is perhaps the most contentious issue in America that doesn't directly affect America. How did this issue get so ingrained in American culture?

/u/commiespaceinvader answered Is it fair to say that Nazi Germany applied the logic and actions of colonialism to European people?