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>pointless one-question-threads answerable by a simple google search

What the fuck is happening? Is Reddit undergoing maintenance or something?

>>2570789
I want to see some discussion on the subject, you blithering retard.

vatican 2 council was the killing blow.

>>2570738
Because Uralics expanded from their Asian homeland post-IE colonization of Europe.

Paleo-Europeans were either too stupid to advance themselves or too matriarchal/feminist to care about getting ethnically replaced.
It's not surprising they didn't make it.

>>2570738
Uralic lived in shithole areas where no one else lived

Farmers lived in advanced societies in contact with others

>>2570714
>wireless coms
You mean like the radio? I wasn't aware that Marconi used "Tesla" as a pseudonym.

>>2570714
Though I agree he's an amazing scientist and deserves more recognition that Edison and Einstein, but he should've released that technology for the good of the world instead of holding on to it for his own pride and monetary gain.

>>2571049
Tesla patented it first

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>>2570647

>Kept a respectable distance from Wehrmacht high command decision making from September 1939 - to June 1941, his input was limited.
>High Command took Europe in a matter of months and with minimal casualites

>Months into Barbarossa, he got scared and took personal command over the front and placed everyone on a short leash.

Smooth move.

>>2570647

>Hey you uneducated, unskilled peasants. You make steel now!

>>2570681
>>Kept a respectable distance from Wehrmacht high command decision making from September 1939 - to June 1941, his input was limited.
>>High Command took Europe in a matter of months and with minimal casualites

Literally the exact opposite. He repeatedly butted in on High Command's plans, and that's why he was successful. High Command wanted a WW1 redux.

>>2570475
because religion is a spook and the more educated you become the less you believe in spooks

>>2570475
>Why did Europe (specifically Western and Northern Europe) drift away from Christianity and religion in general? What caused this?
An extreme form of individualism, to the degree the family unit dissolved, led religion to be separated from its practices and as such reduced to a factual statement, either Christianity is true or it's not. And a lot of them simply don't believe in God while still using Church services. A lot of people also believe in "something higher" that's not the Christian god.
>Are they content with the idea there might not be an afterlife or some kind of being watching over them?
No but that's reality
>I think that specific train of thought is depressing.
It is

>>2570475
>>2570503
It isn't. Go read Nietzsche.

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>>2570381
"A History of Charles the Great" - J.I. Mombert

Covers Charles Martel, Pepin the Short, and Charles the Great all in one great collection. Politics, religion, law, war, and other usual topics are covered in great detail my Mombert. He also provides some neat translations to primary source material.

The Carolingian Renaissance is something interesting to look into. It helps counter the idea that the "Dark Ages" were nothing but bleak and destitute.

A peasant become a monarch in the Late Middle Ages.

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

The Bulgarians were able to defeat the Byzantines and Mongols simultaneously under this peasant-turned-rebel. They should really make a big-budget movie about his life.

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The Hussite Wars

>You will never be a peasant gunning down knights with your bros from your war wagon

>makes man with particular instincts and inclinations, then creates laws that go completely counter to them
the real question is if we should forgive god

>>2570341
>>2570347

We should all forgive each other and have a fuzzy wuzzy hugging gathering!

he should not, they should atone

For what purpose?

>>2570334
Classical greek is to modern greek as latin is to italian, spanish, french.

Just thought I'd clear that up.

>>2570362
With a basic knowledge of Ancient Greek and Latin you can really up your Jeopardy game.
Latin is also helpful while traveling Europe, you'll recognize the basis of many word s.

>>2570205
It means unification was a mistake.

How can it be the worst when it won both WWs?

>>2570205

I blame Catholics.

We can shake off the agriculture revolution just as much as we can shake off capitalism.

>>2570057
>decline of agriculture
Kek.

Grow up.

>>2570057
It's the decline of the ecological systems and climate that makes agriculture work that is going to make it collapse.

DO

>it's another fat shut-in autistic teen Walter Mitty shits on combat servicemen because they are Brits thread
Fremdscham.

>>2570005
US bombed during the day. Guys had big balls.

Ask Hiroshima and Nagasaki desu

>>2569917
Nips surrendered cause of soviet invasion. They weren't scared of Americans at all

>>2569914
I mean strategic bombing lost value when it become so effective that we couldn't use it anymore.

>>2569627
Is that your hamster?

>>2569627
Cool hamster OP

>>2569627
I like that hamster anon

4chan contains both the thesis and the antithesis

But will we ever reach synthesis?

>>2569618
>Hegel
Liberal cancerrrr

>>2569618
>mfw when I work at my uncles landscaping company, making an okay living, and study history and some philosophy in my spare time while there are people who've spent over 100k for college and didn't learn jack shit

>>2569525
give everyone in the empire roman citizenship. create smaller provinces with in the WRE. that are governed by Republic style governments. though the provinces are still beholden to the Emperor in Rome. stop being a dick to the germanics.

The germanics wanted what rome had but not to be ruled by roman emperors. since the emperors treated the ones in the empire like shit.

>>2569525
>give everyone in the empire roman citizenship.
Isn't that what Carcella did like over a hundred years earlier

>>2569563
I mean Caracalla