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>>3328694
Slavs basically copy pasted weapons from the west.
Basic swords, axes and spears.

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>>3328831
No such thing as "Slav" before 15th century.
Also basic swords, axes and spears where used thousand years before "west" get down from the trees.

>>3328694
Probably some Osprey books on the subject, even if Osprey is hit or miss, probably more bibliography in russian

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>>3328268
Good question, this guy, (elected) king Jiří z Poděbrad of Bohemia wanted to create european-union-like thing, primarily as defensive aliance against Turks, but he also wanted to stop the wars and work for the common interest of all christians. He even sent diplomatic mission of several hundred knight to ride around the Eruope and to spread his idea. Sadly, (((nobles))) and (((clergy))) wanted to keep the power so he failed.

>>3328283
Thanks, that's pretty cool. I didn't know about him

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it self identifies with babylon and it lives up in broad strokes

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I'M FUCKING INVINCIBLE

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Uber alles.

>>3327867
The idiocy of these is so transparent it's painful. How were these meant to be a good idea?

ask your whore mother my son

>>3327856
There's no such thing as Kurds, they're a bunch of leftover mountain raiders form the Turko-mongol invasions that don't really fit in here or there, so they call themselves Kurds. There's no one Kurdish people, Sorani Kurd and gorani kurdish are mutually unintelligible.

Contrary to what Kurds say, they are not indigenous to the area, theyre just nomadic mountain raiders, who invade an area, drive off or kill the native assyrian or armenian inhabitants, and then call the land "ancient kurdish territory".

Anyone from the middle east, whether you're Iraqi, Syrian, Turkish or Iranian, will tell you Kurds are just a bunch of tribal mountain savages who regularly engage in terrorism and sabotage, it's the one thing all four of these people will always agree on. Yet westerners seem to have it in their heads that Kurds are some advanced libertarian western proponents of civilisation, thanks to the israeli jewish propaganda.

I swear turks are like hitler on underagechan. You think they become popular from the sheer contratrian factor

>>3327732
>Celts
>Holocaust
pick one.

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>>3327732
>tfw Latin language is now dead, but Irish Gaelic is not, so the Celts won

>>3327740
Latin evolved and developed. Latin based / Latin influenced languages rule the world now. Nobody cares about your backward moonspeak (which also evolved and developed since 1st century AD)

So they can LARP

Can you fucks dicuss anything else other than Hitler and WW2? Is this really the pinnacle of this board's interests?

People say that they hate Jews. What they really mean is that they love Muslims.

It was about states rights to own slaves.

>>3327618
Both

Sometimes the best answer is the one that's been in front of your face the whole time

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>>3327618
It was mostly about Slavery according to the states that seceeded themselves

there's nothing wrong with bombing a nazi in the face

>>3327396
He didn't use nukes

>>3326874
Both fucks got what was coming to them

>>3326887
t. g*rmanic

>>3326887
>dissing Pompeius
t. butthurt Jew

>>3326865
Gothic because it looks lighter and a little bit more advanced.

Aesthetics Wise: I love the Gothic Armor Design, but the Italian Helmets are Very Pleasing.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciPu4DnKBuM

uncle tom

>>3326020
Uncle Tom and a free market fundamenatlist. Surprised he hasn't died yet.

>>3326020
Based. A little too soft on the dangers of giant corporations though.

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Op here, Layout.

>>3323042
Stonehenge.

I should one day visit Vinca and a similar site in Serbia on the Danube called Lepenski Vir. But I doubt they have anything in terms of guides or at least some sort of half-informed local to talk you through it. Seems a shame, Vinca is is about 20 minutes car ride from where I live, and I never got round to go there

Dry salting, pickling, cooling, heating, sugaring, fermenting. every possible way through which they could preserve they food.

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>>3322441
There's some level of preservation like dipping meat or fruit in shitloads of salt. But there's a reason why armies travel around with livestock instead of chunks of meat, and why armies made their own freakin bread.

>And what about countries that ate rice instead of bread, how did they cook it all on the spot?
Uh, yeah? They obviously carried rice grains around instead of cooked rice.

The Chinese created the tried and tested method for carrying rice on the march: a tube sack filled with rice and knotted at intervals, with each knot representing a day's ration of rice. Although the Chinese were also a wheat culture and also carried flour and grain with them.

That tube shit was used all over in Chinese-influenced cultures in Japan (pic related), Korea, and Vietnam. Hell the Vietcong guerillas carried rice like that.

It all depends of course, but in general...

Cheese and meat were in ancient times for soldiers, but I do know Roman soldiers carried all their own food (while on march) including equipment to bake bread themselves. Grain lasts longer obviously.

>>3321530

Carter was too good for this cruel world.

>>3321530
Perhaps the most moral and honest President, but he was a mediocre one too.

>>3321530
technically correct, the rest were outstanding or simply terrible