>Perfect boarders don't exi-
> Danzig corridor.
> Belgium existing.
> Greece all over the place.
> Czecho
> Slovakia
> Perfect
They're not bad, but step your game up senpai.
>>2661361
>scotland part of the uk
>>2661246
You know, the funny thing is that the Old Testament is quite clear that blood offerings are NOT needed to gain God's forgiveness.
Did your ancestors ever kill anybody, /his? And I'm not talking about thousands of years ago, I'm talking recent history (WW1, WW2 etc)
I wouldn't know that.
My great grandfather certainly saw a pal lost in an artillery barrage though.
Step-grandad's cousin was a Stuka Pilot on the eastern front, so I'm assuming yes, though thats not really a direct ancestor by blood.
>>2661013
you may as well be his sister's friend's cousin's former roommate
Can war be just?
Or does just war only work in theory, not in practice
>>2660864
>just
Spooked
Strategic reality make it impossible for somebody along the way to not get fucked
Those who died are justified, for wearing the badge, they're the chosen whites
What is the deal with this guy?
>5'3
>had measles scars all over his face (but had every painting of himself hidding this)
>muh enlightment
>still considered a great mind by the fr*nch
>>2660831
t. Hans Schwarzkopf
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>>2660854
>French
>foreign
>legion
Greece:
>Birthplace of democracy and philosophy
Italy:
>Roman empire
Why didn't Spain/Portugal contribute anything to the world in their early history despite their similar climate?
Climate doesn't have much to do with a given society's development. It's all about genetics, and the Greeks pretty much hit the jackpot with theirs.
>>2660213
There were Phoenician and Greek colonies there, tho.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Spanish_inventions_and_discoveries
If the reconquista had never happened, How advanced would the mesoamerican culture and the incas be right now?
I feel like they're pretty underrated. They came up with writing independently, developed math and build one of the largest cities in the world at the time.
>Spanish conquistador Hernán Cortés arrived in Tenochtitlan on November 8, 1519. With an estimated population between 200,000 and 300,000. Compared to Europe, only Paris, Venice and Constantinople might have rivaled it. It was five times the size of the London of Henry VIII.[6] In a letter to the Spanish king, Cortés wrote that Tenochtitlan was as large as Seville or Córdoba. Cortes' men were in awe at the sight of the splendid city and many wondered if they were dreaming.[15]
>>2658547
Not very. Within a hundred years, you had other people besides the Iberians, French and English and Danes and the like, exploring the New World. And within a hundred years, the Mesoamericans aren't likely to catch up to things like steel and horses and guns, and certainly won't have an answer to the diseases Europeans carry with them. Someone else would have shown up and then beaten the shit out of them.
>>2658547
Even without a brutal conquest they would have inevitably faced extreme devastation from disease.
Also the Aztecs would have faced a major totonac uprising even if the Spanish hadn't shown up, it was already a powder keg Cortes just lit it.
The aztec would have been better of if cortez showed up 50 years earlier. Their society was collapsing for various reasons when the spanish "discovered" them
Was the British empire a good thing or a bad thing for the world?
Mixed Bag
This is a bad place to ask though, they hate English people here.
>>2658120
"The world" doesn't give a shit. It was good for some people and bad for others.
>>2658120
Anglos are responsible for over 90% of the world's problems today
ITT: /ourguys/ of history.
>>2656496
>>2656509
t. mussolini
What philosophical position do you hold?
death to nerds
Also which philosophers are your biggest inspiration for that view?
transcendental idealism + anxiety over unconditioned being + belief in god as a ridiculous, unreachable but nominally guiding concept
What are some good books if i want to read the history of Europe ?
Guys come on
I would read this book if I wasn't a poorfag.
>>2665045
damnit, I mean this book.
Biggest fake in History?
>>2664871
the middle ages are made up. early modernity emerged directly from the ancient world without the 1000 years of fictitious history in between.
>>2664881
Lmao
>>2664871
Since when was simo fake?
I remember a roman emperor trying to raise a whore/entertainer army to please their enemies into submission, but I can't remember for the fuck of me who this was.
Was this just a gay rumor?
Monitoring this thread.
>>2664745
Yes, that is emperor Baracus Obamus
>>2664745
Really?
That's Nero
The plan was not to fuck them into submission, but to please them with art, as it was true beauty, that could only be divine
Favorite revolutionaries?
IN NO PARTICULAR ORDER:
— ADOLF HITLER.
— MUAMMAR GADDAFI.
— AGUSTÍN DE ITURBIDE.
IT IS TRAGIC THAT MOST HISTORICAL NOBLE LEADERS HAVE BEEN REFORMERS, RATHER THAN REVOLUTIONARIES.
why did the Germans want to capture Stalingrad/Volgograd? was it sort of like in WW1 when the Germans tried to capture Paris, as to deliver a "mortal blow"?
>>2664542
Hitler was a moron.
The original German plan was to cut off the Volga, and have the other 3 (of the 4) panzer divisions go to the caucuses.
They finished this objective by September, but Hitler decided he wanted the city too just because it had Stalin's name attached to it.
>>2664542
Major transpiration hub, need for the oil in the Caucasus, and a bit of Autism regarding the name.