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No agricultural revolution to support the urban populations necessary to work the factories that came with the industrial revolution.

Didn't have things like steam and coal yet.

No scientific revolution yet.

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It was a trick to btfo europe

It's hilarious to see them try to justify it with shit like 'Napoleon was safeguarding the revolution'.

french need to be taken down a peg on this biard

>>2567095
One could say the threw up the white flag in the fight against authoritarianism

>>2567075
Where was this, and did any of your family members serve in WW2?

>>2567090
in the floor holes and yes my grandfather did and also his brother and father did as well but im trying to figure out why hide this under the floor

>>2567100
Did you notice the swastika? Serving for the Germans during WW2 isn't smiled upon today.

'mirin his facial hair

Sure. You can write "kill everyone" on a piece of paper and if some sociopath reads it and goes out stabbing everyone, you're not responsible for the people he killed. Marx is only responsible for writing shitty books. The sociopaths that read him and followed through with it are the only responsible ones for the mass killings.

>>2567045

When has a communist every killed a person?

>>2567032
yes, but he got two elephants across the alps, thats got to account for something.

It's easy to fellate yourself when you focus on the battles you won instead of the war you lost.

>>2567032

Hannibal was a tactician first, strategist very distant second. Is it any surprise that he looks up to other people who had a fine hand at tactics and extremely poor at strategy?

>>2567036
OP is talking about Pyrrhus, retard.

Massive inbreeding happened (logic as the population multiplicated in a few decades without any external output)
That's why Brits look how they look nowdays

>>2566920
Please no /int/ answers.

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>>2566887
Calamitous revolution and massive wars fought against most of Europe utilizing levee en masse really crimped France’s growth.

>oh, so you like Lenin

No

>>2566898
>being a namefag
You're not old enough to be here.

>>2566933

>>2566874
>fidel, hitler and franco
wut

>>2566874
Not sure if you're baiting or just a /pol/tard who has a child's understanding of history

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Here's mine.

It's not that I like everyone on this list, i just find them all very interesting.

>>2566838
>literally who

All these Persian empires with different names are too confusing for me.

>>2566838
>Medes
>Meme

That's why

He looks like a sad dog in this picture.

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>>2566735
AND GOT SO FAR

theres too much veneration of bismarck on this board
i wouldnt mind if it was like couched in discussion of 19th century europe instead of just blind hero worship

Come on &Humanities guys!

I have always been a proponent of keeping what makes you special at the forefront. It may be difficult to keep your inner child, but doing so would make you that much greater than anyone who could not.

Never let go of your inner child!
It might be your only actual way to feel happy.
So what if its a hassle sometimes? Literally don't give a shit about what you love and have some confidence in yourself.
You can be king again.

What interesting is that why 9/10 of guys in the pic are white?

>>2566721
>Slavs
>Greeks
>Jews
>>White

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Ron Hubbard performed extraordinary feats as a photographer, composer, scientist, therapist, explorer, navigator, philosopher, poet, artist, humanitarian, adventurer, soldier, scout and musician.

>alternative history thread

please stop

Technology is Jewish invention, we would live in caves and hunt dinosaurs.

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We would know how big Hitler's cock had been because a mortician would have had the opportunity to prepare him for a proper burial.

no
yes, but for a different reason. HK and taiwan tend to look down on mainland china but they're all the same chink to everyone else
zero. a military pact would be diplomatic/economic/military suicide

>>2566418
>1)
I am not certain of soft power on a political level, but on a business level there is the so-called "bamboo network" which is something that exists.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bamboo_network
https://www.strategy-business.com/article/9702?gko=4a3c6

>2)
There are many factors involved. Anecdotally I know many Malaysian and Singaporean Chinese, who are often disdainful of the "Chinamen" who they consider to be very greedy and selfish. It is posited that the famine and absolute poverty affecting two, three generations under Mao encouraged this dog-eat-dog mentality among much of the population of China and destroyed principles, and this is only slowly healing today as China prospers.

And there is also the stigma of the ill-mannered reputation for being rude and dirty that Chinese tourists have gained, as there are huge numbers of people from deep rural areas who have newly come into money and do not know how to behave.

There is also the idea of course that communism encourage the mainland Chinese to destroy their culture. And these Chinese overseas do not like to be associated with the CCP and its corruption and human rights abuses.

>3)
Japan invested a lot into Taiwan, building infrastructure and providing education and business as it was their first modern colony and a showcase model for how Japan could be "good" imperialists. When the island was handed back to China after WW2 many on the island chafed under KMT corruption and were nostalgic for the Japanese. Today Taiwan is still pro-Japan and contemporary Japanese culture is very popular in Taiwan. However, a military alliance would be provocative towards the mainland and effectively suicide for cross-strait relations.
The Taiwanese identity as distinct from mainland China is definitely growing. They may still consider themselves Chinese in the same sense that diasporas in Singapore or HK. But not affiliated with the PRC. The reasons for negative opinion that diasporas hold applies here too.

>>2566418
>2) Do overseas Chinese feel 'superior' to PRC Chinese, because of Communism, i.e. they maintained Chinese culture
You could make this argument with the Southeast Asian diasporas. But I've never met a American or European Overseas Chinese past the second generation who has even an inkling of Chinese culture.