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>>2422181
I don't know the full story but Prague was once a predominantly German city and it didn't become mainly Czech until like the mid 1800's when there was a lot of immigration.

>>2422190

German was probably the predominant language around 1300, and at that time the majority of the patricians were German. Howevver, that changed with the Hussite revolution, when the German language was gradually pushed back and legally disadvantaged. Czechs also took over the town councils (plural because Prague was composed of three towns) at that time. The pre-dominance of the Czech language lasted until 1620 when the Bohemian estates suffered a devastating defeat against the Habsburg emperor. Many Czechs, especially in the upper classes, adopted German language and culture in the following two centuries; in the course of the Czech revival of the 19th century, Czech language and culture were gaining ground again and thus became dominant in Prague again. Immigration of Czechs from rural areas also played a big role, but much of it can also be attributed to the fact that Czechs who had been cosplaying as Germans started to identify as Czechs again.

>>2422094
>nomadic tribes
>asian
pick one

>>2422094
Mesopotamia, Indus Valley, Erlitou.

That should set you up.

>>2422699
erlitou is a literal meme
start with Shang/Zhou

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Never

>>but that wasn't "real" marxism, see "real" marxism is only when i can claim its "real"...therefore if someone else claims communism as being "real" than its wrong
You have 10 seconds to explain why the US was real communism with reference to Marx's works.

>Never been a successful society in history based on my ideas

That's true, but that's only because ideology is a spook and all systems will inherently be compromised due to the nature of reality. There is no such thing as a pure system.

>>2421778
Hey buddy, not a lot of guys here would know that shit. Take your question down tohttp://forum.axishistory.com/

Put his name first in the search bar and see if someone was looking for him and made a thread before you do.

And what do you know there is a thread on the forum about him

It's not really appropriate to think of borders in antiquity as being the same as modern day borders. They might be defined that way on this particular map because the person who made it read that some random nordic tribe gave the Huns a sack of gold once.

>>2421540

lol no, he did not control even half of that.

All we know is that he was a leader of the Hun-Germanic federation, which basically means wherever they went he ruled, meaning roughly Hungary and surrounding area and then into Germany, nothing else.

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>>2421803
We do know that he ruled over the East Goths of Southern Russia and Ukraine though. Most maps are like pic related. Only a small minority like to slap Scandinavia and some other additional territories into it. I want to know what they use as a basis for it though.

name a flaw. i'll wait.

>>2421579
no pictures

>>2421579
His petty fastidious consideration of the term 'Capital'. A term which he believes is misinterpreted by Smith and Mill but he has misinterpreted both of these authors fundamentally on their definitions of Capital itself.

Warning, I'm only continuing this debate with you if you've read Smith and/or Mill's Principles

>>2421391
i heard he hellenized a lot of places

>>2421391
brought the love of boipussi to afghanistan

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>>2421391
He changer how politics were done in Asia, changed how politics and arts were done in the hellenistic world, almost unified all the religions under his controlled territory, changed the perspectives everyone had of the Macedonians and changed the way Hellens would see asian

>>2421243
Lies

>>2421243
literally called that for the same reason the Jews were: because important people owed them money

Wasnt the king that exterminated the templars also the same king that banished the jews from France?

>>2421162
Belgium has -always- been a clsuterfuck.

>>2421446
Belgium is not a real country
partition between France and the Netherlands when

most aesthetic borders

>>2421621
More like the awkward weird part of the non english speaking anglosphere along with France Iberia Italy dutch Germany nords

>>2421035
Yes

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>>2421039
So that means ancient Avestan was an Kurdish dialect.

Good to know, thanks.

Yes, he was Salahadin's grandfather and the founder of YPG

What do weebs even see in Japanese history and culture? It's very mediocre.

>>2420646
I find ancient china and japan to be fascinating personally. sure western history is too, but sometimes it gets a bit stale

>>2420646
"mediocre" is a relative term. what are you comparing it to? without a context of comparison, calling something "mediocre" is completely meaningless.

me

Mexico, they're written in invisible ink

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>>2420511

http://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/4363/pg4363.txt

article 16.

rationalists and empiricists are just a prelude to Kant tbqhwyf

>>2420414

>He who ventures to answer these metaphysical questions at once by an appeal to a sort of INTUITIVE perception, like the person who says, "I think, and know that this, at least, is true, actual, and certain"—will encounter a smile and two notes of interrogation in a philosopher nowadays. "Sir," the philosopher will perhaps give him to understand, "it is improbable that you are not mistaken, but why should it be the truth?"

That was a brilliant argument.

It is a ninja joke

>>2420307
I don't get it

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I wonder who could have been behind this?

>>2420379
Top kek. Is there anything they haven't been behind?

Kill yourself back to /r9k/.