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>>2449694
Austria is more a nation than Germany will ever be.

Germany should have been partitioned after WWI and Austria should have been absorbed in the new independent Bavaria.
An no "autonomy" crap or anything. Austrian provinces become Bavarian provinces (Bezirke).

austria got a bad experience of nationalism
it wrecked their empire rather recently

And her son too

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>>2449678
Probably

>>2449678
Probably not. Not everything is about fucking but it's easier to insinuate to the revolutionary masses that a weirdo is fucking everyone than that a weirdo has an undue influence on decision makers and fucks up the regimes ability to function.

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>>2449652

>>2449652
It's a salt shaker and door nob.

oil lamp

none of them you weirdo

the one with the rat in George Orwells 1984

>>2449690
So if you like horror movies you are a weirdo and if you watch fucking Dinsey princess movies you are a normal warm hearted human being ?

fuck off faggot

Essentially the god of the Jews and by extension the god of the Protestants.

>>2449475
>>2449479
Its lucifer depicted by the khazars.
It has nothing to do with jews other than the khazars calling themselves jews.

Basically the guy who made the world and he's a dick but there's an even more powerful guy who's nice and Jesus is his son not the demiurge

>>2449389
1. It wasn't 100 years of constant warfare.
2. The Plantaganets were 100% right and had the better claim.

>>2449398
>The Plantaganets were 100% right and had the better claim.
It's a shit claim, if women really counted, then Charles of Navarre had the better one.

>>2449398
>The Plantaganets were 100% right

And 100% French
No matter who won, a French king would have been on the French throne

Hi, I'm new to /his/.

Is this the "biased and flawed questions thread"?

>>2449333
Well I understand it's a bit of a loaded question, but the intentions are pure. How DOES one reconcile knowledge of the universe with religious metaphysics?

In the 80s Sathya Sai Baba would die after making things appear out of thin air in front of people.
30 years later there was never evidence.

Mongol conquests

>Middle East
>India Subcontinent
>Central Asia

Lumped all of these into a single name is a misake

>>2449337
*mistake

>>2449184
they can transition into women

There are slightly more women than men, so you can have a certain population of mormon polygamists without leaving someone without a marriage partner.

>>2449184
The two guys can marry eachother.

>>2449098
I would've probably sided with Chamberlain if I lived in '38 but in hindsight you'd be an idiot to do that knowing what Hitler was planning.

>>2449098
I think Chamberlain is unfairly demonized by history. Britain suffered terribly as a result of World War I, and I believe (maybe someone can verify this) he was echoing the sentiments of the majority of British people that did not want to get involved in another war. And everything he did was an attempt to do just this.

>>2449110
But what exactly do you mean?

It's not like Chamberlain did nothing. He recognised Hitler was expansionist, and clearly declared that any invasion of Poland would lead to war, which he followed through on.

His greatest folly was presuming that the threat of another great war would dissuade Hitler, but what other options did he have?

His choices were:
- Ignore Hitler's obvious expansionism
- Declare war on Germany after the (illegal, but bloodless) annexation of Austria, which would have dragged Europe into another world war, but with Britain looking like the over-reactor
- Declare war on Germany after the (illegal, but minor annexation of Sudetenland)
- Put a foot down at some point that hadn't yet occured and declare that if Hitler crossed this line it would be war, and follow through on that threat if Hitler did it

He choose the last of those options. Realistically, it's what most people would have done in that position. It's easy af to go "He was dealing with LITERALLY Hitler" in hindsight, but at the time Hitler wasn't LITERALLY Hitler the way he is viewed today.

Keep in mind Germany lost all that territory and faced the treaty of Versailles because they were held to blame for overreacting to a war started between Austria and Serbia 20 years earlier.

I don't think there is a solution.

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>>2449092
You can't

>>2449114
That was more to do with culture and ethnicity than religion, though.

The NSDAP appealed strongest to Prussians, and they happened to be Protestant. If the blue-eyed, Germanic people Adolf loved so much happened to be Catholics, the NSDAP would have been more Catholic. If they happened to be Pagans, Hitler would have been more pagan, etc.

NatSocs didn't care so much about the religion itself, more the identity.

Does a happen have a link to the paywalled episodes of History of Byzantium (28, 77, and the latest one)? I'm happy to donate one off, but I don't want to sign up to the website to buy random episodes.

>>2449087
Revolutions podcast, by the same guy who made History of Rome

Dan Carlin's Hardcore History

The China History podcast

>>2449087
http://www.sermonaudio.com/search.asp?seriesOnly=true&currSection=sermonstopic&sourceid=phxrefbap&keyword=Church+History&keyworddesc=Church+History

>>2449328
*Does anybody

>>2449084
Because a lot of German men got killed in the war and Germany had a shortage of labor, so German government invited them as (((guest workers))) in the 50s and 60s.

>>2449084.
didn't they fight on the same side during world war I?

>>2449084
Guest workers.

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

In short, there was so much growth in the 60-70s that West-Germany ran out of labour. To help the new strategic Nato-ally Turkey (And also a bit Morocco), Germany, The Netherlands, Denmark, Austria, Sweden and Norway agreed to take in the poorest of the poorest Turks as guest workers, give them german-wages which they could send back to their families and also spread western culture to the turkish lower-class.

This worked out perfectly for both parties, until the economic miracle wore off. Instead of returning home where there were no good jobs, the Turks helped their families to Germany through the Family-Unification programs, and suddenly the Turkish population had quintupled.

Because the turks intitally invited were the poorest of the poorest, the cultural shock with was especially hard, and many retreated into ghettos (Buildings they had ironically buildt)

This is why these particular European countries can have absolutely insane immigration policies. In Denmark for example, you'll have a social worker come an check if you're more culturally associated with Danish or your home culture if you want family reunification.

ALOT of people have felt betrayed by the guest workers, it's a prime example of goodwill immigration policies being abused.

>>2449032
Consciousness creates reality *smokes weed*

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>>2449032
>Are there any philosophical implications to be learned from modern physics?
that rationalist fail to prove [since they cling to the word proof] that physicists talk about truth and proof and ''objective reality'', and that somehow all their institutions are not a religion, while claiming they deserve to be paid each month.

>>2449032

Bumble Bees are impossible but their optimism allows them to do the impossible see the invisible (specifically ultra violet colors that flowers use to identify themselves to insects), buzz buzz, pollinate a flower.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Robinson_%28poet%29?wprov=sfla1

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It still counts even though she's alive, right?

>>2448918
Sure.