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>>3098329
*how would colonialism in Africa develop

damn typos

>>3098329
>Image is both upside down and mirrored
I thought I was reading Russian

The World Wars were going to happen one way or another because of colonialism. For WWI not to happen there must first be no colonialism.

>>3098294
Depends on how you're defining things. At least when the Nazis first took power, most definitely, but they increasingly used simple coercion to keep the economy together, especially as the war dragged on, in a way that's more akin to stereotypes of Pharonic Egypt than a modern economy. You still had a money system and theoretical concepts of free enterprise, but you had rationing for everything that was the real scarcity mechanism, you had enormous amounts of slave labor in the economy, you generally weren't free to quit your job, etc. I'm honestly not sure what I'd call it.

>>3098294

capitalism is free market.

imagine if today, all the biggest companies got together with the government and made laws banning all their competitors and now they are the only suppliers. Thats what fascist economy is. Its not capitalistic at all

>>3098294
Not exactly. Like with most countries, there was a mix of private and public ownership. I think in the early days you could argue it was a capitalist mixed economy but by the late 30s the economy was more and more directed by the state for the benefit of the military.

Overall the Nazis had so many bizarre and untimely mishaps it makes me suspect that they won in an unaltered timeline.

>>3098262

Nigga what is this even supposed to be?

>>3098262
>everything in SE England uninhabitable and indefensible, making an invasion rather effortless
Doesn't matter how many epin autistic superweapons you have, you still need more than fucking river barges to transport your men, their horses, and the supplies they needed across the channel.

>>3098250
>all policy should be based on the weight of evidence

Surely he understands that the first two acts of such an act would be to heavily tax the obese and dramatically increase police discrimination against black men.

>>3098472
*first two acts under such a Constitution

Actually there can be no policy under a purely rational constitution, because rationality can only explain cause and effect, it cannot determine if a given consequence is good or bad.

Literally turned a swampy island full of exiled Chinese into an offshore financial capital of all SEAsia. Pretty fucking based desu

My impression is the general outline of his governance, it seemed to have benefited that nation in the past as it struggled with the effects of the war and post colonialism, he seemed to dominate the country, and his family are involved in its affairs much like a royal line it would seem. The state he created has many inflexible laws that I would not wish to live under.

>>3098217
>if there are any Singaporeans around that could weigh in it would be appreciated
Some people like him, some don't. Those that don't give reasons like "he is a power hungry maniac that jails his opponents" or "he is corrupt" and the more popular "nepotism". These same people can't speak English so it really activates your noggin.
I think he was based and his policies were amazing. He was our best and only choice for a leader in times of autism

>>3098112
WERE THE SYRACUSIANS SPARTANS?

DID THEY PRACTICE EUGENETICS TOO?

DID THEY KILL HELIOTS TOO?

I NEED TO KNOW

Well considering Sicily at this time was an island known for it's rich soil, powerful cities, and great location for trade, you can't really blame them.

>>3101228
Yeah but why didn't they do that later? Why did they just throw away their chance at winning against Sparta?

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>1939 get backstabbed by russians
>1941 get your intelligentsia slaughtered by Russians
>1944 muppa du dindu lets trust the russians
>yfw huge chunk of the home army along with its leaders gets imprisoned and executed by the Russians

Are polacks dumb?

>>3098034
>>3098118
>these filenames

>>3098130
Phone posting m8

>>3098029

1. French Resistance was a meme
2. Germans were tired of the Nazis shit.

Hitler literally tried to destroy Germany. Dindu Speer didn't carry out the orders though.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nero_Decree

>>3098029

Germany never had any serious plans to invade the US so there wouldn't have been any U.S. resistance at all. You can't resist if you aren't occupied in the first place. As far as Britain goes, I don't think Hitler would have invaded Britain until after the Soviets were completely destroyed and by then Britain would probably have nukes to deter any further invasion plans.

Any scenario where the Germans conquer Britain or America is just alt history wanking material.

China, all 5000 years

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>>3098013

>>3098018
yes chinese charts are a must. but since thats a huge task we should focus on the periods that most interest people first like, say, the qin dynasty or the ming or song or tang ones.

also, the more specific the topic requested the easier and quicker it is for me to make the chart. a chart on the taiping rebelling, for example, would be quick for me to make because there are only so many english scholars who have dedicated time to it.

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>>3098033

1)He wasn't a nazi. He was forcibly pressed into the hitler youth to serve in an AA battery. Conscription isn't supporting, anon
2)He fucking deserted, so no, he wasn't a nazi
3)He's not even Pope any more

>>3098011
Why on earth was this degenerate german nazi autist allowed to have the most important position in Christianity?

>>3097937

They can all read it even though Chinese languages aren't mutually intelligible

>>3097937
I've always asked myself the same thing, I think it's to increase their IQ so they keep it until genetic engineering becomes popular.

>>3097942
this actually slows their IQ development as they start serious reading later in their life

>>3097863

They really didn't. Rome is still a very powerful city.

>>3097863
They cucked themselves with Christianity. The closest thing to Rome today is the Vatican, that's pretty much what it looked like before it fell.

The states decided to call the region "Italy" after the fall. So that's what it's called. It's the same type of name change that Iran underwent from being Persia.

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>>3097863
Western rome fell apart because of the dissolution of a purely Roman Military and instead a military filled with German Barbarians and merchants. This came at a time with the Huns made their way through Europe, completely ravaging the festering corpse of the In-Name-Only Roman Empire.

The Eastern Roman Empire fell because of all the resources and money they spent finally defeating the Persians left them wide open for the Arab invasions. After the Arab conquests, The Eastern Roman Empire ceased to be Roman and instead became thoroughly Byzantine aka: Greeks LARPing as Romans.

>>3097791

The guy with the trained ravens. He had it all figured out.

>>3097791
>Always read about great people like Napoleon and Alexander
>Comfort myself by saying that they were born in royalty and it's not my position to be like them
>Learn that a fucking mule breeder and salesman became the emperor and prolonged Rome for another 400 years
What the fuck am I doing with my life?

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LVCIVS DOMITIVS AVRELIANVS, BECAUSE HE WAS THE NOBLEST ROMAN EMPEROR.

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Easily done. Any other requests?

>>3097762
Vicky 2 looks like not even good enough to play. Vic 3 would be the best paradox game I ever pirated though

>>3097762
Looks like the States still exist. Fix that.

>>3097667
Can Maltese people understand Arabic?

>>3097679

No.

It's like a Dutch person trying to understand Swedish. You can sort of understand some words due to similarities but you cannot comprehend a conversation.

And Arabic is a actually not one language. Moroccans speak something very different from Egyptians.

Our language was derived from a dialect of Arabic that is now dead but it was probably closer to Tunisian/Libyan Arabic.

What can we understand? Very old words. Example: numbers, and nouns for very mundane things like a door or a house or a daughter or a father...etc

>>3097707
Search for Mazorabic Chant on jewtube, can ya understand it?