/u/GeekAesthete answered "In the film 'Hail, Caesar!' (2016), there is one scene in which a Protestant, a Catholic and an Orthodox priest and a Jewish rabbi are consulted about the titular film-within-a-film's depiction of Jesus. How far did film studios in the 50s actually try to avoid offending religious sensibilities?"

/u/dandan_noodles answered "George Brinton McClellan is probably the most maligned general of the American Civil War today, yet it seems he was quite popular in his own time? Why is there such a divide?"

/u/partymoses answered "What motivated 19th Century soldiers to endure such terrible hardships?"

/u/kochevnik81 answered "What was life like in the former Soviet Socialist Republics after the fall of the USSR? How did people survive in places like Kazakhstan when the supply lines collapsed? How did the transfer of governance proceed? What were those months like for ordinary citizens?"

/u/qed1 answered "When and how did they decide where Europe ended and Asia began considering it's one massive landmass (and some smaller islands) without obvious separation like there is in the Americas?"

/u/partymoses answered "How do early- mid 1800s infantry fight effectively with all their gears?"

/u/swarthmoreburke answered "In retrospect were the European colonial empires in part genuinely motivated by a desire to civilize and improve the lives of the people living under their rule or were they only concerned with acquiring wealth and resources?"

/u/bacarruda answered "I once looked at the Wikipedia page about WW2. I saw that Mexico and Cuba has joined the war as Allies. But I have never found something that they have done something major on the internet. Are there anything that they have done that is important?"

/u/pseudohistorian answered "The areas controlled by the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union composed many different ethnicities aside from Russians. During war, did all ethnicities serve in the same units, or was there segregation? What attempts were made to integrate all these various peoples into a single military force?"

/u/J-Force answered "Last night, on Question Time, the BBC's flagship political show, Jacob Rees-Mogg defended the use of concentration camps in the Boer War. He asserted that the mortality rate in the camps was similar to that of Glasgow, and that the occupants of camps were interned for their own safety. Is he right?"

/u/platypuskeeper answered "What has caused the current wave of revisionism with regards to the Viking age?"

/u/drylaw answered "Did Colonial Authorities Recognize Indigenious Unions as Marriage?"