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One springs to mind

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>implying they ever recovered

Napoleon perhaps surpassed the greatness of the ancient regime but traitors in the political arena in 1814-1815 saw to it that all his work was undone.

I'd even say the restoration or Nap III was the start of something great but once again the republicans ruined france.

Republicans provoked Franco-Prussia, Republicans provoked WWI, and Republicans reluctantly went along with Chamberlain in WWII.

Also,

>Vietnam
>morocco
>Algiers
>Quebec

they kind of suck at colonizing so today french culture is not so relevant. I suppose that's something?

It wasn't in either circumstance.

You rarely ever hear anything about Eastern Europe in history books besides the Russian Empire (which was a shithole), so...

>>2426255
>What is the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth?

Of course he's coming back, are you stupid or something?

>>2426089
What's wrong with his leg?

Yes. Its time for anglos to leave Britannia

>janissary
>ready to die

>winged hussar
>comes down the mountainside

>>2425947
Janissaries.

They lasted longer while Poland was btfo in the 18th Century.

>Despite this, Turks continued to pretend Poland existed to piss off Russia and Hapsburgs.

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>>2425947
One is "slave" soldier of whom there were nearly 40.000 which kinda negates the elite status. On top of that their pay was pretty terrible when you look at all the shit they had to do.

The other is the polish version of Don Quixote who kept the Zlachta in power and ruined Poland.

Russian Civil War

It's
>Very Complicated
>Criminally understudied
>Teaches you a lot about politics in Europe in the early 20th century
>Also teaches you about the USSR

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>>2423937
Iran Iraq war.

Spanish civil war. Both factions are interesting even if you don't adhere to neither of them.

>>2423444
He was jewish.

>>2423444
well... at least he was murdered in a cool way

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Pic related.

Yeah, sure bud. Go kiss the queen's feet some more.

>>2437187 was Churchill's alter boy

>>2437187
Nice 20-20 hindsight my dude

>>2437085
We know that, it's just comical to think there are people who honestly believe that every ancient Egyptian was black.

Most of us know Egypt is a huge melting pot.

>>2437085
Because people can't see nuance.

>>2437085
Hi there so like I'm resident East African and Saharan Africanboo here.

Nubia begins just south of Elephantine in what is today Egypt. The history of the Sahara has gone through many complex waves, the Nile has also dealt with great surges of migration.

Suffice to say the complexity of Egyptian phenotype and Genotype goes beyond our simplistic notions of black and white. However if the question came up asking would people we percieve as black be recognized as Egyptian then the answer is absolutely yes!

Somali, Eritreans,Northern Sudanese, Ethiopians etc... All fit within the confines of what were once Egyptian phenotypes as well as more Levantine phenotypes. The latter is a result of migrations recorded as unchecked and illegal but those people are Egyptian too.

Don't let 4chan or really anyone tell you Egyptians weren't African or had a monolithic static look to them.

Black Americans also say "They were Black" but That is reactionary to the Europeanization of Egyptian imagery. I don't necessarily blame them since they too arose from Western worldviews but I'd much rather say they Egyptians were "black" rather than say "arab" because Arab isn't a race and Arabia's history is so complex.

>>2436257
Because Britain emphasized free trade and had a society much more favorable to capitalism.

>>2436257
Because Anglos are the masterrace and the french are subhuman surrender monkeys

>>2436273
Why not the dutch than?

>>2436030
Blaspemy against the Holy Spirit is claiming that Christ's power comes from Satan and not from the LORD.

The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity and it is responsible for counseling and comforting the faithful.

>>2436030
Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is denial of that which has revealed itself to you.

The context is the Pharisees said "Jesus has an evil spirit in him". The truth is that standing before them is the Lord God, whose spirit is the Holy Spirit, one part of the triune God.

So the Jews are literally standing in front of God, surrounded by the Holy Spirit, and are saying "nah fuck that, I bet it's a demon."

Jesus responds that everything is forgiveable, but to be presented with the Holy Spirit unequivocally, that has revealed itself to you physically, and still say "nah, prolly demons or something" is a blasphemy too great to ignore.

>>2436090
>>2436062
Thanks for the explanation.

I still don't understand what the FUCK the holy spirit actually IS though. Is it ever touched upon in the OT or is it only ever expanded upon by jesus in the NT?

>>2435282

Mary is the pagan Queen of Heaven, she has the same title, the same starry cloak, and is the mother of the saviour god, just like the pagan deity (mother of Horus / Dionysos)

>>2435282
>Saint Patrick

He's an historical figure, a Welshman taken as a slave by Irish raiders.

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>>2435303
Not quite.

Dionysus is associated with Jesus - but he wasn't born of Hera. He was first born to a different mother - then Hera plotted the child's murder (whether by accident or by releasing Titans or other monsters) - and then Zeus took the remnants, put it into a new mother and the child was thus "reborn and of a virgin".

And Hera's emblems included peacocks - and archaically, cattle/cows. No special association with the sky or stars. None of her children represented celestial forces either -- we got Angelos (underworld), Ares (war), Eileithyia (childbirth), Enyo (war), Eris (discord), Hebe (youth), Hephaestus (fire and forge) Typhone (serpent monster).

And of course I'm presuming - because you say "pagan Queen of Heaven" without specifying which kind of paganism - I'm just thinking Greco-Roman via Dionysus.

If Isis (Egyptian), we got ankhs, knots. Isis always had her "throne"-crown (Mary doesn't). Lotus or sycamore trees (neither for Mary). Cow horns (association to Hera but not Mary). Vultures. There's some superficial Isis-Hera ties (if we really reach) but nothing for Mary, except a few visuals of mother-and-child. But you can't possible (for example) use Mary as a substitute for Isis or Hera - she simply lacks the vast majority of their symbols and story.

I was under the impression that his witch hunts did little (if anything) to expose the actual Soviet spies in the government and in fact may have actually hindered their discovery.

Yeah, I wish Sweden had done something similar. Now we have this culture marxism killing us with rapefugees and shit

Yawn, another teenager going through his Conservative "le mccarthy was good boi" phase.

Autist who gave silly speeches and crashed his economy with no survivors.

They rose to power due to the great depression, opposition to the treaty of Versailles and drive to reunify Germany, with most of those objectives attained the Nazis would gradually lose popularity among the middle class who the Nazis couldn't really suppress without going full commie. It would transition to democracy like Franco's regime, probably a bit earlier, maybe in the 60s.

>>2434714
Found the retard.

>>2434661
disease

>>2434669
This or famine

>>2434661
British lies: lead to both World Wars. Their incompetence and unwillingness to bleed themselves enabled the burgers' hegemony.

New Zealand.

>>2434108
I guess Switzerland, in recent history.

>>2434108
Mongolia maybe. Not an easy life but afaik no one ever really went into Mongolia and raped the shit out of them. Chinese ruled for a while, but considering the territory I doubt it was bad or anything.