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Nineteenth-century maps and the older European label “Tartary” supplied a flexible, catch‑all geographical vocabulary that modern fringe theories have repurposed into claims about a lost global civili...
The earliest item in the supplied dataset that explicitly promotes the modern as a suppressed global empire appears in an online commercial listing for Anatoly Fomenko’s book “The Issue with Russian T...
Large-scale communist systems were implemented most prominently in the Soviet Union (USSR) and in later 20th‑century states such as the People’s Republic of China, Cuba, Vietnam, North Korea and Cambo...
Genetic and anthropological sources show Melanesians are an indigenous Pacific population with deep ancestry tracing to the Out-of-Africa migration ~50,000 years ago and later regional developments — ...
Yes — there are indigenous, dark‑skinned populations outside Africa, most prominently the Melanesian peoples of the southwest Pacific, whose name literally meant “black islands” in 19th‑century Europe...
The evidence provided in the analyses shows a clear scholarly dispute: some recent work asserts the Khazar ruling class converted to Judaism and played a in medieval Jewish history, while other recent...
The Out of Africa theory holds that anatomically modern Homo sapiens evolved in Africa and that the worldwide populations of modern humans descend primarily from one or more migrations of those Africa...
The Tartaria/Tartarian Empire conspiracy originated as a mix of misread historical terminology, Russian pseudohistorical projects, and online reinterpretations that coalesced into a modern "lost civil...
Modern ethnic Turks trace their deep linguistic and cultural roots to Turkic-speaking peoples of Central and East Asia who expanded westward across the Eurasian steppe, while the core genetic and demo...
Online communities helped turn a niche historical term into a full-blown conspiracy: research and reporting show Tartaria became prominent online in the 2010s and exploded through forums and social pl...
NATO-member Denmark and Sweden conducted the first bilateral dissimilar aerial-combat drills between Danish F‑35As and Swedish JAS‑39 Gripen aircraft on 11 and 13 March 2024; NATO’s Allied Air Command...
The Khazar elite’s conversion to Judaism in the 8th–9th centuries served as a deliberate strategy to preserve between the expanding Islamic caliphates and the Byzantine Empire, producing both diplomat...
A German victory in World War II would have required a chain of strategic, logistical and political changes so large they verge on replacing history—most plausible paths involve avoiding a two-front s...
The phrase "7th century CE" denotes the 100-year span from 601 through 700 in the Common Era (Christian Era) and is a conventional label historians use to locate events on a timeline . It is most ofte...
Smallpox, introduced to the Americas by Europeans, was one of the deadliest instruments of population decline among Indigenous peoples, driving mortality rates that in many regions reached tens of per...
George Soros is a major philanthropist who founded the Open Society Foundations (OSF) and has donated more than $32 billion of his fortune to it, with OSF reporting expenditures in excess of $24.2 bil...
South Korea’s Silla gold crowns and regalia are iconic national treasures excavated primarily in Gyeongju and are central to recent museum exhibitions that brought six crowns together for the first ti...
The documents provided contain , instead they converge on a set of related themes: a global shift toward transactional, ceasefire-focused peacemaking; rising geopolitical competition reshaping diploma...
The supplied set of analyses contains about the Khazarian Empire’s role in medieval European politics: none of the nine source analyses mention the Khazars or their polity . —Western civilization form...