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If this thread isn't about Catholicism, it really doesn't belong here.

>>2104860
Tibet has been part of China.

Mongols are Chinese.

One China.

REEEEEEEEEE

Because the Chinese are terrible at basically everything.

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Made life living during shit times.

>>2104745
who /liquorlads/ here

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>>2104786
t.alex

Worse than Luigi Cadorna

>>2104717
Have a nervous breakdown after literally shitting himself.

Nuke it, dot it as hard as possible.

>>2104642
>This is Sea-sir-roh.

No it's not, it's Kee-keh-ron.

>>2104650
> ron

Ki-ke-ro is the proper nominative form.

>>2104761
Kike-Roh?

>>2104595

If there is actually a full nuclear war then everyone on Earth is fucked no matter what they do. There is no reason to participate.

Why should I side with one of them? Declare war on both, fuck the police.

>>2104595
This kind of thing defiantly belongs on /int/

>>2104569

He was the heir of a Dictator, he promoted democratic reforms. Then some militars tried a coup d´etat in his name and hours later he appear in the TV to say that the uprising had not his approval.

>>2104569
He is a dumb globalist bitch.It is a disgrace what he did

>>2104647
Yeah, trading with other nations is traitorship

I'd reccommend starting with History of God. I haven't read it myself, but what I liked to do when I was starting out was read a big volume that covered a very long and broad period of history, and from there I could pick out what I found to be the most interesting parts and do more specialized reading on them.

>>2104478
History of God is a fantastic book

>>2104446

Didn't read any of these but I'll try to help.

Some seems not worth reading if you want to study history seriously, like the Karen Armstrong ones. Basically you should not read novels, fictions, or books written by people who are not historians unless you want be casual about it.

Otherwise raw material like Tao Te Ching can be good, though you might be lost if you don't have any context. For example Herodotus is the first real historian, his books are invaluable, but it can get really dry and you might want to jump ahead and read historians who studied his work and made books about it if you're not into historiography.

Come back to /pol/ with me
>>>/pol/

>>2105354
Come back to rebbit with me

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I47Y6VHc3Ms

If only the white man wasn't so cruel and full of evil to assassinate this great man of peace and union...

>>2104200
> is it about monarchy that made it so prevalent around the world throughout history?

It's simple

>And why has it recently been in decline?

The world got complex

>I'm the guy in charge around here, you all work for me or you get the wheel
It's a system even a uneducated peasant can easily understand.

>>2104200
>What is it about monarchy that made it so prevalent around the world throughout history?

Because the people disagreed they were killed by the soldiers of the king.

>And why has it recently been in decline?

Because we have now internet,and those fuckin monarchists are so dumb that they made constitutions,hahahaha,fuckin idiots.

>A Nazi gets what he deserves
What am I supposed to feel?

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>>2103895
>>A Nazi gets what he deserves
>What am I supposed to feel?

>>2103905
What are you trying to say?

Still getting the last laugh

>25 years

They're probably being manipulated by Putin's thugs

>>2103822
That Christianity is only on the rise in 3rd world shitholes.
>Black Pope when?

>>2103817
>Weren't the peasants taxed produce like grain and they paid that to live on land? How did they even make money from this?

They made more produce than was taxed, and they ate it. Making money wasn't the goal, there wasn't much to buy yet.

Economics as a field didn't even exist until after the medieval period was over.

>>2103792
None. He was impotent. Why do you think he tried to conquer the world?

Just like Napoleon and Alexander the Great, manlet impotent rage.

At least 10

>How many women did Gengis impregnate
This is /his/ now.

>>2103778
It was wonderful, when it first came out (like the Discovery channel). Now, it's a pile of shit.

>>2103778
>accurate
>implying the History Channel is about history

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>>2103778