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>>2137830
Poor Oskar, he just didn't know when to stop drinking.

Lindybeige

>>2137821
Considering it encompesses all achievements from the 16th century and onward, I'd say it wouldn't be far from the truth.

This looks subjective. What do you consider as a significant event or a significant event? And the text even states that there are errors like the fact that Germany and Italy didn't even exist as nation states until the 1800s. And how do you attribute a accomplishment if the person who did it was either of mixed blood, lived in several nations during his life, or considered himself one nationality when he was in fact from another?

>>2137847
That's why I used ''Europe''.

As for significant... I don't know - steam engine and the industries it spawned/forced to evolve?
The boom in metallurgy, physics, chemistry...

I don't know how to use it, sorry.

>>2138101
It's a Google Sheets file. There are categories at the bottom you can click on, then scroll up and down.

>>2138279
Oh, I see them now. Thanks.
Tabs are usually at the top of the page.

>>2137593

>Dank Maymays: The Post

>>2137599

Not really? Christians rave on and on about Mary but Joseph's just kinda sidelined. And literally nothing I said is wrong.

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Oh look! another /his/ OP manages to reduce 2000 years of interesting history and religion to a cuck meme.

That describes people who spout Stirner memes.

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>>2137406
>tfw spookposter
>tfw I listened to the first five minutes of a poorly translated audiobook of the Ego and Its Own

Feels good

>>2137406
I just really like the word spook. I've read the definition on google if that helps.

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Because he was litererally an autistic sperglord who couldn't do anything else but wage war and do war related activities.

This led to 21 years of interesting military history.

Letting Sweden exist was a mistake.

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>>2137338
Kalmar Union v.2 when?

the koreans resisted fiercely and started a buncha fucking wars in order to stay independent against the chinese. plus their land had a fuck ton of mountains and winter there usually killed invaders due to attrition.

>Waging a land war in Asia
I bet you also go in against Sicilians when death is on the line.

>>2136807
you cant invade mountains. even with modern armies your casualties tend to skyrocket when it comes to mountains. also romans - scotland and so on and so on

>>2136439
Merry Christmas to you, too.

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>>2136439
Merry Christmas

Merry Xmas

You know nothing about political science.

I don't understand. All libertarian systems result in monarchies.

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>>2136155
> not being anarcho monarchist

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>>2136038
> Secondly, what was the most "/gsg/" moment in history?
Congress of Vienna

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>>2136038
>What was the most "/m/" moment in history?

>>2136038
Trojan horse is pretty much /m/ for its time

>>2136023
Because at this point the pali bigwigs get more out of the current situation than out of negotiating peace.

>>2136023
War is simply politics by another means. Just because you kicked their ass today doesn't mean they are losing strategically. Viet Nam can teach us that one.

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>>2136023
kikes don't deserve anything

At least it's better than /his/ or /lit/

They seem like a bunch of lefties desu. Not that I'm a /pol/-fag but something about the smugness of leftwing people rubs me the wrong way

>>2135977
It's pretty memetic place, that is for sure.

>>2135937
Central/South America is better in this respect because they at least possessed a few "civilizations," and some were accomplished enough to invent writing.

But overall we have few concrete names and dates, just patterns we can extrapolate based on genetic, archaeological, and linguistic observations. We know for example that the Inuit are members of one of the most recent waves of migrants, that the Navajo were "invasive" in the sense that they displaced several older native cultures, that people somehow got to Peru/Chile before most of the rest of the Americas, etc.

But in the pedantic interpretation of the word "history," then no, we have tragically few written records of events, and those that do exist are centralized in a scant few locations.

>>2136130
Why is that so? Did the savages just not know how to write?

>>2136164
Writing has only been independently developed a handful of times in the history of humanity, roughly once on each continent. Not being able to write doesn't make them savages.

Question, were the Iconoclasts in the Byzantine empire more religious or less religious than the bog standard Orthodox faggots? As I understand it can mean either.

>>2135868
Are you talking about Byzantine iconoclasm?
From what perspective are you asking if it was justified?

>>2135872
Far more. The standard Orthodox who opposed it were urban degenerates in the west.

>>2135860
The continuing growth of the Bureaucracies. They required more and more literate peasant clerks in order to run their Kingdoms, and relied less and less on the loyalty of vassals. Meanwhile the increasing centralization of the medieval Kingdoms reduced the dependence on feudal fiefs for military matters. Gradually this rendered the old Nobility irrelevant, and left them with nothing at all to do but waste away their days in tournaments and other activities.

>>2135860
Turns out heavy cavalry isnt the force it was in the face of pike and shot and cannons.

Oldfags just salty.

>>2135877
Quality answer.