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Thank you all for visiting my profile. (As long as you hand no sinister purposes in doing so.)


Dec
23
comment Was Churchill a poor HR manager?
@FelixGoldberg, looks like it was subjective, but subjective good. :) Anyway, it's beyond my range of historical knowledge.
Dec
19
comment Was Churchill a poor HR manager?
Well, you are more knowledgeable than me. :) Since the mods havent closed the question, nor has the question received any close votes, I think that it is an acceptable question.
Dec
19
comment Was Churchill a poor HR manager?
how do you mesure HR management skill? I know that you've clarified it with your other questions, however, they also raise several questions. Thought the question may be slightly subjective, we do have a precedent that allows question like this, which is why I did not flag it. However, I wanted to see what other people thought about the question.
Dec
18
comment Was Churchill a poor HR manager?
This may be slightly subjective.
Dec
17
reviewed Close How do we derive information for civilizations from periods before record keeping?
Dec
12
comment What would be a good historic investigation topic?
Welcome to History.Stackexchange. Your question may solicit debate and so isn't really allowed by the FAQ. Perhaps you could find a way to reword your question.
Dec
11
comment Republican thought in the Middle Ages
Alright then, if it's allowed, +1
Dec
10
comment Was the Bosnian Crisis the trigger to WWI and not the assassination?
@Person, For an in depth analysis, I'd suggest you read way before 1914 or even 1900. To even comprehend the alliances and the politics of the day, you need read European History from about 1600 up until WW1. I found the book "Rise and Fall of the British Empire" by Lawrence James to be very good. It gave a a through understanding of the times around 1900. I'd summarize it, but the book was several hundred pages long, and only briefly touched on all topics, so was almost a summary in it's self. But, after exams, I'll give it a try.
Dec
10
comment What are the contributions of Professor Hans List?
@ReliableSource, beat me to it. :(
Dec
10
comment Republican thought in the Middle Ages
I thought you were asking for books, which are reference material, but I could be wrong.
Dec
10
comment Changing troops in first line during battle
I don't really understand what is being asked here. Are you asking whether or not this was a one off event? Sorry.
Dec
10
comment Republican thought in the Middle Ages
I don't think that the FAQ allows asking for reference material, but there seems to be a precedent that allows it.
Dec
5
comment Was the Bosnian Crisis the trigger to WWI and not the assassination?
Well, the assassination was the straw that broke the camels back.
Dec
2
comment What are the historical reasons for the conventional map orientation?
Wow, I never knew that Ptolemy was that accurate.
Nov
29
revised Is the Sri Lankan Civil War really over?
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Nov
29
comment Is the Sri Lankan Civil War really over?
@ReliableSource, There have been no formal successions or any form of organization after the LTTE was beaten. Most of these conflicts are spontaneous, without much leadership, much like the riots in Lahore, Pakistan, or India. Because there is no leadership or secession, there is no civil war going on.
Nov
29
answered Is the Sri Lankan Civil War really over?
Nov
28
comment Did Napoleon ever visit Modern Israel?
I believe that the Napoleonothecake was, by asking about Israel, asking about the region that Israel currently occupies today.
Nov
28
comment Did Napoleon ever visit Modern Israel?
I'm going to remove the Daniel 11:40 section as it doesn't really have much to do with Napoleon. You can always change it back if you want, however, if you do, please specify why it is relevant.
Nov
28
revised Did Napoleon ever visit Modern Israel?
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