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>>2726859
fragged by his own men

in their defense, he was batshit insane

Same guy that killed Charles XII

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>>2727013
>batshit insane

But it worked.

People have access to church records that date back centuries you degenerate american hamburger. Even discounting that what's it to you if a person wants to get a detailed DNA test? Some of the more expensive ones are really good and can provide you with a lot of info.

>>2726524
>i'm a fatherless mutt, so you shouldn't enjoy coming from an illustrious and unbroken line of literal royalty

slave morality

>there are people who don't know their ancestry at least in the male line a dozen generations past simply via their family keeping records and stories alive and have to comb through dubious scattered records

Boggles the mind.

t. Uradel

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>>2726471

For a right wing website, this place is filled with trannies

Robert Paulson

Roman von Ungern-Sternberg

>>2726371
Luiz Felipe Scolari. He only made it to Uzbekistan tho.

>>2726303
>painting from 1866
I think that divine rule of kings wasn't a thing by then.

>Nice hat, dork.

>>2726303
Why are Italian people from the 1860s talking in garbled Elizabethan English?

>>2726249
Better question, why the fuck do you want to break people up into these generations at all?

>>2726254
So we can counteract our insecurities with aging. by feeling superior to the new generations.

>>2726409
To be fair, it's not just in one direction. Young people also foster resentment over the authority that (some) older people hold via seniority.

>>2726249
Newsflash, OP: dividing history into the 70s, 80s, 90s etc. is unscientific and has no explanatory or predictive power. Base-10 and the Georgian calendar aren't part of the fundamental structure of reality, you fucking moron.

>>2726245
I don't know

>>2726245
They grew some cash crops for $$$

>>2726245
It was just a puppet, the Japanese used it brutally- human experimentation and easy labour for resources. Despite that the Japanese built a lot of roads, railways and buildings. And it put Puyi on a throne which is alright but for the most part it was for exploitation.

Denmark and Sweden

Germans and not losing wars

>>2726059
Turks and Greeks is objectively the best, because it's the only one in which a clear line of continuity can be drawn for about 1,000 years.

People assume that peoples entire genomes change when they get conquered.

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The Armenian genocide.

>>2726069
I think there is split in the community. The issue that the most famous case of conquest was the natives the Americas. In the US were many people on 4chan come from the natives were completely displaced or absorbed by a larger population. Also, aboriginals, Taiwan's natives. There are examples of populations being displaced, but this different than a normal conquest and replace the elites like the Normans in England.

Smart guy, helped oust Kamenev, Trotsky, and Zinoviev (for obvious reasons :^))realized market reforms were necessary and created the NEP, leader of the Right Opposition, opposed collectivization and was subsequently murdered by Stalin.

>British author Martin Amis argues that Bukharin was perhaps the only major Bolshevik to acknowledge "moral hesitation" by questioning, even in passing, the violence and sweeping reforms of the early Soviet Union. Amis writes that Bukharin said "during the Civil War he had seen 'things that I would not want even my enemies to see'."[39]

Huh, with all the leftists here you would figure this would be a popular thread.
Unless the leftists aren't really (((leftists))).

>>2726415
>Bukharin
not a leftist

very carefully

>>2725894
The Etruscans built it.

>>2725894
Left behind by the Thulians.

Wouldn't it be De-Stalinization? Since Stalin is a proper noun?

The system couldn't have taken the hit.

He was actually going to, but then the Soviets captured an American U2 Spy Plane infiltrating their airspace in 1960. Afterwards, their negotiatons ended and tensions rose up again

>>2725865
A common argument against allowing physician assisted suicide is that people who suffer from treatable conditions could be coerced by family members or medical professionals into "ending it" due to personal factors (financial, social, ect.). I thought this argument was a little ridiculous after first, but after I started working as a hospital insurance specialist last year, I honestly think it has a lot of merit to it.

TLDR: Americans will use it to kill people who could live for the money

>>2725885
*at first

Why is it that killing a dying, suffering animal is considered an act of mercy but doing the same to a human makes you a terrible person?

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>>2725803

Lee Harvey Oswald without any help.

Lee Harvey Oswald was one of at least 3 shooters. His bullet was probably the kill shot. His fellow comrades probably went on to teach sociology at harvard or got aids from gay sex

>>2725751
He crossed the CIA.