This is the Pope we truly need.
https://youtu.be/O8Ruf4VwBdM
>needing a pope
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmbyWGCwX90
Bad theology? I don't think the Catholic church needs any more of that.
tell me about the mughal empire
persians? turks? indians? were they based?
>>1928386
Pakistan is the heir of the mughal empire.
India should hand itself over. It is only proper that the green flag of islam fly over the red fort.
Ps. Pakistanis are white and based.
>>1928392
I traveled to Pakistan just a few months ago and was surprised to see a lot of white people. I always imagined them looking like a mix between Arabs and Indians. But they were pretty based. Nice people too. Poor people who look like they were starving to death was always offering their food to travelers. The government is beyond corrupt though. Many people from Europe go there to bribe the police and kill people, either a cheating wife case or just greed for bloodshed. We had armed guides with us everywhere.
>>1928386
The Mughal Empire was the responsible of the Decline of Buddhism in India and Central Asia. All the people who are currently Muslims in that region have got Buddhist forebears.
> From 986 CE, the Muslim Turks started raiding northwest India from Afghanistan, plundering western India early in the eleventh century. Force conversions to Islam were made, and Buddhist images smashed, due to the Islamic dislike of idolarty. Indeed in India, the Islamic term for an 'idol' became 'budd'.
—Peter Harvey, An Introduction to Buddhism
Before Buddhism, those peoples probably practiced some kind of shamanism with Zoroastrian and Greek influences. Pretty much like nowadays Kalash people.
What's Luxemburgism?
the burgers of luxem
>>1928171
It's the dream that only lives on because the reality has been crushed.
basically "muh glorious worker's revolution was stamped out in a month before it had a chance to cause widespread starvation and suffering therefore if it had succeeded we don't know if it would not been a true socialist™ utopia u can't know nuffin" the political ideology
Alright, /his. Let's get the low down.
I am looking to extensively study the history of warfare, primarily focusing on the tactics, strategy and battles of military leaders throughout the centuries so what I'm looking for is this;
A comprehensive list of military generals and leaders etc. who you deem to be worthy or capable or influential in some form.
Books about these individuals or books about the entirety of the history of warfare in general.
I am a novice in history and some people I have in mind right now are;
Napoleon
Charles XII
Caesar
Alexander
Khalid ibn al-Walid
Hannibal
Charlemagne
Augustus
Are there any kinds of books on warfare that span the history of the world?
>>1928148
You should also read up on the following:
Flavius Belisarius
Gustavus Adolphus
Oda Nobunaga
Subutai
Pyrrhus of Epirus
Cyrus the Great
Marlborough
Wellington
Haig
Monty
>>1928148
Rommel
I was hoping someone could help me understand how much the weight could differ between a c. 13th century harness like in pic related and a 15th century harness, let's say about 1450-1475. Was a chainmail hauberk covering the whole torso and arms down to the fingers as heavy as a breastplate/backplate, spaulders/pauldrons, rerebraces/vanbraces, and gauntlets?
>>1927889
heavier.
>>1927889
>>1928147
Post weapons you think would do the most damage or cause the most pain during battle.
>>1927785
Any kind of nerve gas. Your last moments will be excruciating beyond imagination and if you do somehow survive, you'll never be the same ever again.
>>1927785
Really? That's your pick? Morningstar would hurt a fuckton more not to mention any stabbing weapon.
>>1927857
This.
Tell me about Zhukov. Why does he wear the medals?
Because he was fourth time the hero of The Soviet Union.
>>1927720
Thats a big front
>>1927720
Each medal is for the million Russians that he killed.
What the hell went wrong /his/?
Inb4 the Chicom faggot posts that Mao did nothing wrong
Believing in a philosophy that ignores human nature was their first mistake.
[COLAPSE]
How did German citizens and German Jews react to each others presence after they moved back to Germany circa 1946/47?
Was the whole thing really awkward, given that their neighbours had essentially sent them to death? Or did they just try to gloss over everything?
I'd like to know this too
>>1927257
dude no hard feelings right lmao
>>1927279
>normies: not even once
Literally what was the point of this and what did it achieve?
tfw
UK and France were desperate to avoid another war, and the sentiment that Hitler's requests were somewhat legitimate was widespread.
After all, in that period, communism was seen as a far bigger threat by many. Though people like Churchill saw through Hitler's plans, many did not and many even saw him positively as a man who saved Germany.
And while this modern propaganda about how Putin is new Hitler is ridiculous, it's kinda easy to see where is that coming from.
>>1927144
>They tore your body apart awfully on that october morning
>What in god's name have they done to you, my beloved country?
>And the weapon, which stood readily, bowed in horrible silence.
>The betrayer is soon to be betrayed, that our deceived spirit knows.
Should be like this
pretty powerful tbqh
pretty good tbqh
What can we do to mitigate human overpopulation? Hard mode: no genociding
>>1926833
Barring massive social control, the only solution is space.
Overpopulation is a meme.
>>1926833
making children financially unviable
>Every great man in history did what they did for a woman
Prove me wrong
>>1926684
Someone post the timeline of Hitler's robot-tier spaghetti-spilling over some random woman he never even spoke to.
Male monks
>>1926690
Why do you think they chose to become monks?
Could America have thrived without African slaves? Or were African slaves a necessary component of European expansionism and the industrial revolution?
African slaves taught us many things. I'm too lazy to get on my laptop to cite sources from my pdf book collection of /his/ but there's many things about agriculture that they taught us.
>>1926431
Easily. It wasn't Brazil where slaves were almost a necessity for manual labor thanks to the climate and shit like malaria. In fact, slavery was almost dead when the U.S. was founded. Most of the crops grown weren't conducive to slave labor... at least until the advent of long staple cotton and the invention of the cotton gin. Slavery in the U.S. as most people know it was a consequence of King Cotton, not some inevitability.
As for this
>>1926443
>African slaves taught us many things
Bullshit. Most slaves really couldn't tell their asshole from their elbow with little exception. There's a reason their farms all fucking failed after freedom despite doing nothing but farming their entire lives.
>>1926464
Cotton was the true evil all along. Should have just shipped all black people back to Africa.
Will evolutionists ever recover?
>>1925890
I feel like this metaphor has broken down now that weather forecasts have reached a point where they're pretty damn accurate most of the time.
I know this is bait, but Evolutionary Biologists & Forensic Anthropologists =/= weather forecasters
No, this is the death blow. this comic converted me to judaism
Dr. Pavelic, I am TITO.
>>1925470
DICKMAN BABY
/his/torical baneposting is best baneposting
>>1925470
If I genocided the Serbs, would you die?