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fuck traitors

Napoleon III is much more tragic in this sense

and I fucking hate the frogs

>>2324140
fuck yankees

Ridiculously overpriced in the U.S.
Other than that, one of the most technology- and society-furthering ideas of all time.

Meme degrees like Dance are cancer though.

>>2324129
>Dance
one of the oldest human art forms that's continuously practiced by all cultures forever, also demands high degrees of physical fitness and training and is stacked with top tier qt's. Sounds way better than some programming bullshit that nobody cares about and is gonna be irrelevant in 3 years

>>2324100
>pay us and we'll give you your "I'm smart" paper so you can get a job

bait to try and pull left radicals and right radicals to fight in this thread, pretty obvious

>>2324079
Of course you'd say that you fucking commie

>>2324070
Castro was an alpha huwhyte male oppressor dictator and fucked niggers and gays over for decades, all while stacking pesos and banging models.

Great guy!

They had a number of commonalities: their alphabet, the obsession with olive oil (and corresponding scorn for butter-eaters), and a sedentary lifestyle.

Greeks had nothing but scorn for the Northern barbarians, it's true--but at the same time, they were not part of the neighboring Mediterranean cultural hegemony as such. Circumcision is an example of one thing that divided them, it was everywhere in the Near East but Greeks wouldn't even let someone who was circumcised into their baths or gymnasiums.

It's also important to note that much of ancient Greece was IN what is now considered the Near East. Many prominent Greek philosophers were born in colonies in what is now Turkish clay.

>>2323842
A lot of Muslim attitude towards women is really similar to the ancient Greeks, while Europe's comes from Rome and thr Germanic tribes.

>>2323842
At the time, yes, because the rest of Europe were barbarians.
But Western Civilization is now descended from Greece, so we'd call it Western, now.

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>>2323827
Here is the back

>>2323827
forgot to rotate image

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>>2323832
there we go

mormonism by far

>>2323818
Explain

>>2323812
Ones that started 1500 years after the first church

>>2323809
ty OP, but
sci-hub.cc
will give you articles for free if you type article names in or bibliography

Be careful not to get persecuted by the Feds and then "kill yourself".

>>2325945
I've been trying to remember this websites name for ever
Thanks a ton, it's shit to be an autodidact, especially for scientists
Fuck springer

Without a doubt pic related.

Truman 1948

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The country was in shambles afterwards but the Commonwealth did manage to win this one.

>>2323795
whos the guy in the right?

The ones that didn't got shot.

>>2323748
/thread

They defended their country against aggressors which quite literally viewed them as subhumans and wanted to enslave them

The ones who got dissapointed in Communism joined ROA

Original sin

Augustine, there are others, but he is the most important

>>2323706

Catholics believe that only thru raping children can they be freed from the innate sinfulness of humanity.

>>2323706
Your parents are evil because their parents were evil and they taught you to be evil along with everyone else.

Also, feel free to join the group discord for easier centralisation of book sharing and discussion and such. https://discord.gg/BszTFxH

>>2323685
http://www.strawpoll.me/12279712/
for the actual voting page.

Jerusalem is really one of the best books I've ever read

>>2323681

No and no. There was never any question of which side Britain would be on.

>>2323681
King George was initially going to join Germany's side, until Kaiser Wilhelm went back on his promise to finger George's butthole.

Up until Belgium, there was a chance Britain would stay out of it.

>>2323629
I've heard it's shit. History snobs always seem to hate it. Don't know why desu so i can't help you much more than that.

>>2323629
Just read Richard Evans' trilogy.

>>2323791
this

>>2323571
Yeah senpai why not.

>>2323571
Poland is a prime example of russian communism ruining a beautiful and modern culture/state. Poland currently is viewed by most of the 'western' part of europa as cheap labor land with a backwards culture, and it once was perhaps the only western and modernized nation in the region.

Looking at that map is a reminder that it's a complicated issue.

The thing is only Poland and Lithuania had a "proper" cultural identity and their own elites within the scope of the Commonwealth. Ukrainians and those who were to be called Belarusians were mostly just peasants, subjects so they don't really have that much of a stake in that period of history.

Thus Ukrainians consider breaking away from the Commonwealth (only to immediately be conquered by Russia...) as a fouding moment in their history central to their identity - or at least 19th century Nationalists cast the narrative in those terms.

The Belarusians are the closest to "proper" WE WUZing as they tend to recall the Commonwealth somewhat fondly and like to consider themselves in part successors of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania (which irks modern Lithuanians).

With Lithuania the problem is that while they've had their own identity and elites, those elites ended up Polonised. If you look for the descendants of great Commonwealth-era Lithuanian families (e.g. the Radziwills) today you will find them in Poland and considering themselves Polish. In this way you could say the Lithuanians were robbed of that identity and the remaining modern Lithuanians are not much better off than the people in Belarus and Ukraine. This is part of the reason why the 19th century nationalist sentiment in Lithuania rejected the Commonwealth past. Modern Lithuanians look at the era as being under Polish domination so they are not prone to WE WUZING (except to pre-Union times).

Poles have had a very continuous cultural succession from the Commonwealth times (e.g. with many of the same major families remaining prominent - some still are), even though the commie era really chewed their old order up.

tl;dr: Poles are sort of legitimate, Belarusians are WE WUZing a bit, Ukrainians are WE WUZing but about something else, and Lithuanians are actively rejecting that identity.