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>St. John
>natural death

kek

>Remains of 11 of the 12 Jews ended up in countries that were heavily Christian during the Middle Ages
What's the next step of his master plan?

>>2307408
>Most of the remains ended up in the hands of the most powerful Church
You don't say

I'm sick of people feeling the need to argue about my religion

>>2306416
We're not going to replace our something with your nothing. Ever.

>>2306421
This
Fuck off the lot of you. I don't care if you like this God, that God, or no God. Fuck off.

>>2306302
:p

>>2306233
I always figured it was because the individual people in the artwork were not supposed to be the focus, but rather the art as a whole was supposed to be the focus. Like the event or what was being depicted in the artwork.

>>2306233
yes, you learned art canons

Pretty much

>>2305951
I expected a /pol/ rant but was very pleasantly surprised

>>2305951
Unexpectedly good. It's generalizing a lot, but that's pretty inevitable when dealing with a huge continent and a billion different peoples.

The first part, about how the lack of native state-structures impeded development compared to places like India and Southeast Asia seems interesting to me. I think people tend to overlook the importance of premodern history in shaping the modern world, as if the only stuff that really matters is colonial or post-colonial history. For example, I'd say Japan's success in the modern world owes more to the fact that it was so highly developed in the Tokugawa period than it does to the specific policies of the Meiji regime, while Ethiopia's failure owes above all to its complete lack of development prior to the 20th century rather than its Communist regime. Not that the Meiji and Derg regimes didn't both shape their countries' modern developments, but they would not have done so in the way that they did if not for the the conditions already prevailing in those countries, which have their roots centuries ago.

Anyway here's a paper about this in Uganda; http://sticerd.lse.ac.uk/dps/eopp/eopp39.pdf

you will never understand the Slavic soul

stop trying

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>>2303644
Because the natural expansion directions of both countries contradict each other.
>inb4 thread is full of memes and shitposting

>>2303644
That photo was taken outside a soccer match, just some friendly sportsmanlike rivalry between two proud nation states.

wait until you take the balkanpill

>>2296357
What have I just read...?

>>2296363
I don't know, this says Bulgaria was never conquered by the ottomans because they were the literally the same empire.

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>>2308822

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheGreatWar

watch the great war channel, it pretty much answers all of this.

trenches
up to the alps
modern technology increased firepower
yes, in the little bunkers

>>2308834
There are hundreds of videos on this channel.

>>2308838
>up to the alps
I mean how long were the individual trenches. Not the trench network in its entirety.

Yes?

I don't even understand why you would think the 2 are remotely mutually exclusive.

>>2308809
qt pupper

Post more fat doggos

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Are tels like this actually formed by layers and layers of rubble or were they originally pretty big hills?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tell_(archaeology)

>>2308750
The Minoan civilization was completely forgotten until the palace at Knossos was rediscovered in 1878.

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Post forgotten kingdoms.

>>2308542
He made too many enemies.

Becoming ennemy with the Senate has often leaded emperors to their demise.

>>2308542
He had no chin

Used- Dutch weapons
Made- Fake katanas

SINK

THE

CHINK

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>>2308365

>>2308249
That's Antinous

>>2308250
fuck I knew he looked familiar ignore this thread

>Dionysus
>Conquered India

As much as he may have believed it Alexander the Great wasn't Dionysus

>>2308123

Communism has never been tried.

Maybe?

Marxist or not I think most people envision the far future as Utopic and this current era as a growing pain. I mean if we extrapolate increasing living standards, technological growth and cheapness of food into the far future that is, while ignoring all of the other major problems.

>>2308134
The problem with a Utopia is that you have to let people live in it. I foresee land ownership being a focal point of contention in the next century as landowners and advocates of individual rights will clash with those seeking to mandate environmental and agricultural control for the betterment (and equal distribution) of society as a whole.

boring

More opium and hash use I suppose. Probably less need to entertain themselves with blood sports and sexual depravity.

>>2308122
A Caliphate

>he wanted Greece to be a land based power like everyone else (except Phoenicia)
>he didn't want Greece to capitalize on the advantage that made it an exception, Mediterranean trade
Why do you hate progress?

>>2308070
It's inception was sound and really necessary considering the possibility of future Persian incursions. Best to fight the Persians with a united naval force amongst the Ionian Greeks than risk facing Persian power on Greek soil. Yeah Athens became dicks and turned the league into their personal empire however that strength and hegemony detered Persian interests.

Tldr; the Delian league served a purpose and enriched Athens but detered 3.0 The Persians Return after a 2.0 Persia strikes back

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