Arts & Humanities
Jews
100%
History
74%
Ramon Llull
65%
Religion
61%
Rebellion
55%
Ireland
55%
French West Africa
45%
Cult
43%
Faith
41%
Historiography
40%
Holocaust
39%
Merovingian Dynasty
39%
African Soldier
38%
Forgetting
37%
Early Medieval Period
37%
Remembrance
36%
Soldiers
36%
Deity
34%
Historian
33%
Early Modern England
31%
Israel
31%
Decolonization
30%
Feud
29%
Late Medieval Period
27%
Holy Land
26%
Second World War
26%
Christianity
26%
Social History
26%
Disputation
26%
Niccolo Machiavelli
25%
Early Modern Germany
25%
Italian War
25%
Irish History
25%
Gaul
25%
Remembering
24%
Muslims
24%
France
24%
Nobles
24%
Liturgy
24%
Vichy
24%
Military
23%
Judaism
22%
Ancient Greek
22%
Middle Age
22%
French Army
21%
Warfare
21%
Jewish Community
21%
Humanist
21%
Ulster
20%
Folklore
20%
Negev
19%
Barcelona
18%
Oral Tradition
18%
Bosporan Kingdom
18%
Byzantine Empire
17%
Latin Language
17%
Austria
17%
Greek Cities
17%
Government
17%
Presbyterian
16%
Kabbalah
16%
Hellenistic Period
16%
Barbarians
16%
Sarmatian
15%
Tango
15%
Influenza
15%
Folk
15%
Famine
15%
Historical Perspective
15%
Propaganda
15%
Aphrodite
15%
Interreligious
15%
Crown of Aragon
15%
Kingdom
14%
Consciousness
14%
Ideology
14%
Colonial Rule
14%
World War I
14%
Revolution
14%
2nd Century BC
14%
Hebrew Translation
14%
Humanism
14%
Heracles
13%
Manuscripts
13%
Infantry
13%
Rite
13%
Childhood
13%
Modernity
13%
Dialectics
13%
Jewish Responses
13%
Discourse
13%
Social Memory
13%
Trinity
13%
Synagogue
13%
Warrior
13%
Pilgrimage
12%
Ballad
12%
Ritual murder
12%
Ancient Greece
12%
Cultural History
12%
Social Sciences
Jew
45%
history
28%
soldier
22%
faith
19%
historiography
18%
West Africa
17%
warfare
17%
thirteenth century
16%
politics
16%
Christianity
15%
god
15%
humanism
13%
Greece
13%
dialogue
13%
military
13%
ideology
13%
Muslim
13%
ritual
12%
Ireland
12%
Israel
11%
event
11%
Austria
11%
pilgrimage
11%
Homelands
11%
historian
11%
Religion
10%
cultural history
10%
Federal Republic of Germany
10%
revolt
10%
Senegal
10%
colonial age
9%
wife
9%
Military
9%
reconstruction
9%
twelfth century
9%
experience
9%
money
8%
church
8%
discourse
8%
mysticism
8%
Saxony
8%
semantic change
8%
aristocracy
8%
folklore
8%
economic dependence
8%
crusade
7%
League of Nations
7%
time
7%
carnival
7%
World War
7%
antiquity
7%
reputation
7%
USSR
7%
middle ages
7%
jihad
7%
France
7%
evidence
7%
introspection
7%
interpretation
7%
propaganda
6%
book review
6%
patriotism
6%
provocation
6%
conflict situation
6%
World War II
6%
Iran
6%
monument
6%
Judaism
6%
Holocaust
6%
Law
6%
Algeria
6%
decolonization
6%
Vienna
6%
desert
6%
literature
6%
campaign
6%
conservatism
6%
cause
6%
violence
6%
intellectual
5%
realism
5%
narrative
5%
ambivalence
5%
reciprocity
5%
moral philosophy
5%
contagious disease
5%
inhabitant
5%
Irishman
5%
jurist
5%
building
5%
modernity
5%
homicide
5%
examination
5%
masculinity
5%
mental health
5%
psychotherapy
5%
political alliance
5%
corruption
5%
Ivory Coast
5%