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>>3315471
What is some recommended reading that discusses pre-war, non-Hitler National Socialism?

>>3315479
/his/ recommended me several books by Strasser/about strasserism, here is one of them:
https://archive.org/details/OttoStrasserSocial-nationalism

>>3315471
Redpill me on the Night of the Long Knives

He means that all the world's Muslims have fewer Nobel Prizes than Trinity College, Cambridge. He also means that they did great things in the Middle Ages.

>>3315361
he fell for the islamic golden age meme

>>3315361
That muslims are fucking retarded.

I'm interested in all of them.
Reading about obscure presidents is always more interesting. Chapters about Lincoln and such are always the longest, most generic and boring.

Of course presidents commonly seen as the greatest usually weren't that good so that makes finding a good book about them even harder.

>>3315348
Also Taylor wasn't the best and had he lived longer the Civil War would've broken out earlier (after his incominc veto on the Compromise of 1850) but he had a sound economicl policy despite favoring high tarrifs.

>>3315339
>Chapters about Lincoln and such are always the longest, most generic and boring.

Speaking of Taylor and Lincoln:
http://www.gutenberg.org/files/22681/22681-h/22681-h.htm

Lincoln, man who will go on to die during his presidency, gives a eulogy to a man who dies during his presidency.

pottery

>>3315182
Because the ark of the covenant was decorated and Jesus said there would always be poor people so it was ok for them to use extreemly expensive perfume to wash his feet.

Churches therefore dont have wealth so much as resources to glorify God with

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High revenue =/= high liquidity

They never told people to NOT give to the church

>>3315094
>Singapore
>South Korea
>not authoritarian state capitalist societies

kys watashi no tomodachi

>>3315094
Taiwan was an authoritarian state capitalist society for most of its existence as well

>>3315094
Because it's a lot better than it used to be and GDP per capita doesn't matter as much to a country of over a billion people whose quality of life the government doesn't really care about as much as other developed nations.

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>>3315083
Only in that the french are a degenerate and nihilistic race whose very existence is a detriment to our species.

It's not, they had no /pol/ in mind when they wrote their works nor it is written with an intention to be "anti" anything. It just so happens that /pol/ is triggered by anything that doesn't fit into their narrow mindset.

>>3315083
Why does everyone think Derrida was french? He was algerian. It's not because he spoke french that he was french. That's like saying normans were french because they spoke it

>>3315046
because she fixed the UK's economy and libs can't stand the fact that she succeeded where they have been miserably failing

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>>3315046
Their sexist societies couldn't handle a woman leader. Especially one who couldn't be intimidated by men, isn't young (and didn't/is not effect by the shit younger women face) and exudes a powerful and stern personality often mistaken as masculine (but is quite maternal actually).

>>3315052
>uk
>a sexist society

Our state owned media tells that the gender pay gap is real, and even our "far-right reactionaries" buy into it

>>3314982
Unpopular opinion thread?

>>3314982
That army were acting as mercenaries in the service of another Etruscan city-state and was on its way to Sicily, sacking Rome was just some fun along the way.

Romans never forget.

>>/wsg/1853038 with audio

blonde hair/blue eyes people are unnatural

fug i can't crosslink
>>>/wsg/1853038

>>3314833
Because Caucuses were part of Orthodox Russia while Turks are backwards M*slims

>>3314833
>Asia Minor
>Ever part of Europe

LOL?

>>3314833
Turkey has a a small chunk of land in continental europe but is otherwise in asia. The caucasus is entirely in asia

>>3314825
I dont understand your question tbqhwyf

>>3314825
Are you asking why so many Persian empires fell, or why an area that once had powerful empires became what they are today?

>>3314825
Arabs

fuck, no replies, I need to audiobook

>>3314784
Unironically anything by Dan Carlin

Most of my audible library is history and humanities related. I try to keep it diverse so the quality varies. All of these are at least worth a look for one reason or another, even if you disagree.

The Battle for Spain: The Spanish Civil War 1936-1939
World Order
Orientalism
Culture and Imperialism
California: A History
Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism
On China
Prisoners of Geography
The Revenge of Geography
The Tragedy of Great Power Politics
The Dictator's Handbook: Why Bad Behavior Is Almost Always Good Politics
Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty
Capital in the Twenty-First Century
Basic Economics
Empire of Things: How We Became a World of Consumers, from the Fifteenth Century to the Twenty-First
The Origins of Political Order: From Prehuman Times to the French Revolution
Political Order and Political Decay: From the Industrial Revolution to the Globalization of Democracy
Albion's Seed: Four British Folkways in America
The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined
The Thirty Years War
Strategy: A History
Debt - Updated and Expanded: The First 5,000 Years

The Great Courses are generally quite good.

what was in it for him?

>>3314731
Turks fought against armenians, won and forced the allies to cancel the treaty of sevres

>>3314731
>no more balance of power, we need foreign policy out of goodwill
>let's help any country that fights for democracy
>we will stand with any people to let them choose their fate
>collective world effort will bring these i democratic rulers to their knees
>time to put money where mouth is
>lol fuck you guys, you're on your own.

In all seriousness, Wilson had a hard enough time getting the heavily isolationist US to intervene in WW1. If he wanted to help them based on his theory of American foreign policy, his hands were likely tied in that Congress nor the people would go along with starting a war based on humanitarian issues. Up until WW2, the whole America spreading democracy thing was just by being a beacon that other countries looked to as an example for the perfect institutions.

No, the historical arcani were just scouts

>>3314707
So were historical ninjas.

Yes, also burning pigs.

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>>3314682

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>>3314688

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>>3314690