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Serbs and Greeks. They didn't want to give easily captured territories to Bulgaria, while it was fighting the main Ottoman army.

>>2163131
Greeks and Serbians contradicted there a own stated war aims by annexing linguistic lands that could only be Bulgarian. That being said the Bulgarians did go full retard and kind of deserved the ass whopping that it got.

Bulgaria

i could ask my gran

Americans just had to oust Mossadegh...

>>2163042
Constant partying, laid back liberal democracy when they weren't busy hanging out with their Israeli allies.

>I was wondering in how many other states did the divide between a civilian soldier become so great.
It was quite big in most states before universal conscription and political nationalism.

>>2163019
Do you think it comes naturally to mercenary armies and aristocratic armies. Where only places like ancient Greece can have citizen armies.

>>2162999
Well you're thinking more of the Early Empire. By the late empire soldiers were more frequently being billeted among civilians. THe problem is this is absolutely awful in a period where discipline is difficult to maintain, so you'd have field army troops (comitatenses) going around raping, pillaging and being general cunts to all the locals, causing more resentment than was ever caused by a bunch of troops stationed in a rural fortress with a bunch of prostitutes' huts around it.

>>2162966
How was the God of the Old testament a tyrant? What did he do that was tyrannical?

>>2162969

Killing 99% of humans is pretty dickish

>>2162969
He assigned countless amounts of laws to the Israelites, but did not follow many of them himself

>>2162906
Private roads already exist so their point is moot anyway

Because the company who built the railways owns the traincars. Private funding through company equity sales or railroad bonds.

We all own automobiles. We all need a highway. Public funding through municipal bonds.

Stupid thread.

Private companies building roads != Private companies owning and maintaining roads

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>Aren't you proud of what you created, Charliecuck?

>>2162900
Fuck off dumb Germanboo
Don't associate the non-German emperor of the Frankish (=/= German) Empire with the ridiculous HRE that was created by Otto I centuries after Charlemagne's death

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>>2163002
What does Charles do now? Stab Voltaire?

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>>2162880
Yes

>>2162880
Watch this video. High School history textbook level knowledge mixed with Europhobic shit slinging. He's a hack. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7ndRwqJYDM

>>2162880
>is he /his/ approved
No, you should know that this Eurocentrist board hates having its views challenged.

>>2162847
No, but it rhymes.

>>2162847
Humans are only capable of so many variations of the exist same thing. Of course it does.

>>2162862
*exact same thing

>>2162823
fuck off if you haven't got a stirner is love, stirner is life greentext made

>>2162842
That would be against egoist principals, my property.

>>2162851
>not having the desire to be made Stirner's property

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Who cares
Eventually he started to cheat on her too and banged tons of sluts, including his own sister who was much hotter than Josephine

>>2162477
Napoleon dumped her for an austrian qt3.14 though

Roasties gonna roast

>>2162468
its December 31, 2016. Sage.

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

Soon.

>>2162474
Illidan pls, you can have them. Poorest shitholes we have.

>>2162408
Serbia got braincucked by commies at the time

>>2162408
>he says that Chetniks were heroes who fought for freedom
Pretty much what my SS relatives would say.
> people were telling me that the Chetniks were villains
That's how the narrative doesn't favour the losing side
> What's the ultimate truth,/his/?
no such things. It is what it is. Part of your history that shouldn't affect yourself other than learning from it
>Should I be proud of my Chetnik blood?
be proud of your own achievements

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>>2162408
>Ultimate truth
They were monarchists. End of story. They were neither good nor bad since good and bad does not exist.

>>2162392

Ancient Romans didn't have vertical necks, that didn't evolve until a thousand years later.

>>2162392
People were mostly hunched while battling (Hiding behind shield, riding horses). That wouldn't work well with a vertical thingie on the back. At least that's what a museum guide told me.

>>2162392
Perfect Roman nose mate. Aquiline as fuck

What struggle?

They lived in a wonderful communist paradise, they had so much food people died from eating too much.

God bless communism.

>>2162206
wtf i love communism now

fuck books
are there any movies about it?

I bet you have an incredibly average IQ

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I've tried to take notes but find myself feeling like I don't need them and I'm just kind of lazy. I'll remember what matters.

>>2162036
>>2162565
by taking notes I don't mean that I take them to read later. I just feel that I memorize certain things better by writing them down as I go. Examples: Amount of volcanos in Japan, the last eruption of mount fuji, how Yi Sun Shin pushed the japanese back when they attacked in 1592 and later in 97.

I'm capable of remembering the "what matters" without taking any notes, however I forget alot of minor details. This is what I meant by taking notes to remember stuff. Is it more relatable to anyone know or should I just commit sudoku