What would america had looked like if it had been colonized by asians?
>>1911530
Amelica*
>>1911530
asian
But Asians did colonize the America.
Could August Putsch save the Soviets?
>>1911466
No, it would lead to a civil war. Even the putchists realized that.
>>1911466
Only thing that could have save the Soviets was Trotsky's return.
>>1912531
>right
>privilege
didn't think that out too deeply did we
Let´s create a quote of that guy /his/.
One at time.
>>1911317
Niggers
world
I'm listening Monteverdi's masterpiece, and what is considered by many the first opera ever written, l'Orfeo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dBsXbn0clbU
Since Monteverdi's time many things have happened. Opera has seen it's apogee and decline. Today it is considered a niche genre, with a small but enthusiastic public.
The thing is, the majority of operas staged today is by composers from the 19th century and earlier.
Is it possible for opera to make a come back with new composers and new styles, not just a copy of the old ones? What would you suggest for a modern composer to captivate a generation of listeners that listen to music on YouTube and on their phones, are easily bored and have low attention spam, and the reason many even listen to music at all is because of the cultural stereotypes they wish to identify themselves with? Is it even possible?
Disclaimer: performing arts are humanities; therefore this is a humanitites thread.
>>1911294
Maybe trying new topics? In Mexico they did one all in Nahuatl, and it deals with a Toltec erotic tragedy.
>>1911301
I'm planning on becoming a libretist if and when I get a passive income.
(not OP)
>>1911294
make it an anime
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9mGQU7rGGM
What are the most notable instances of ooga booga spear chuckers getting BTFO'd by a small disciplined unit with advanced equipment?
>>1911258
Basically any battle between the US army and any native tribe.
>>1911258
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Mount_Tabor_(1799)
Heh... psshh nothing personal Roaches.
>>1911268
Why does that article read like it was written by a fanboy?
Post your favorite historical uniforms or general garments from certain cultures.
My favorite historical garments/uniforms would have to be everything the Armenians ever wore.
>>1911035
Coupled with that facial hair, you've got my vote.
>>1911035
Caucasian uniforms are /fa/ as fuck.
>>1911039
You wanna see some real facial hair? Check out these Armenian archers.
Who was right?
I'm going with Hobbes, though I don't like his solutions of absolute monarchical control, I share his cynicism.
Neither.
>>1911021
Hobbes was right about literally everything. He may be the favorite philosopher of /his/.
Hobbes clearly makes stonger arguments and is the superior philosophy but Loke has made more of an influence on Western/Anglo political thinking and practice
Tell about the nazis and ovnis.
>OVNI's
Tan reales como la piedad de Dios
He had a bell that was a time machine
>>1910997
>As real as God's mercy.
Funnily enough, this statement is extremely ambiguous on a board such as /his/.
Anyways, Nazi UFOs were unreal.
I need more Diogenes. Give it all to me.
Did diogenes really exist? His story is so bizzare.. I think he was invented to create a mythilogical type character who cpuld be used as a literary device to denounce plato
>>1910776
did anyone ever exist
>>1910796
I exist
>yfw Danes caused Romes worst defeat in history
>>1910754
No.
>>1910754
That's not the Battle of Teutoburg Forest
OUTTA MY WAY GERMANIC FUCKING SHITS
excluding the meme just how well trained/equipped was the average soviet soldier?
>>1910730
By ww2 standards pretty average
training would vary throughout the war - on average less trained than the early-mid war german soldier, but better trained than late war germans
the same more or less goes for equipment, contrary to the idea presented by the documentary 'enemy at the gates', the soviets were fairly well equipped in terms of firearms
the cases of insufficient guns are in highly specific circumstances such as individual small units encircled during the debacle of barbarossa or civilians with hand me down and insufficient equipment pressed into service in dire straits in early stalingrad
the above also applies not only to firearms but other equipment such as winter clothing or camouflage tools, both of which were generally available in much larger quantities than the germans had
last but not least, food - early on it was a mixed bag at best, not in terms of quality but rather availability of proper rations that would last in battlefield conditions, however, with american shipments ramping up from 1943 onwards, that too was smoothed out
tl;dr well enough
Why were the Zulus such fierce fighters?
Because they were fighting a foreign invader with thunder drums.
they were supported by their family, society, religion and comrades, everything in their world revolved around doing their part
>>1910476
If the white man had stolen your ancient Egyptian heritage, you'd fight fiercely against them too.
Has anyone in history ever been more right than this man?
Hitler
Jesus Christ
>>1910371
Why is he so right?
>Passenger Pigeons once flew over America in flocks so large they could blot out the sun
>Now they're literately all dead.
Why was this sort of thing allowed? And why is it still allowed today?
>>1910335
t.b.h if a flock of pigeons blot out my sun, I'd shoot those fuckers down myself.
>>1910335
>want hoards of flying rats swarming around in the skies and shitting everywhere
Good riddance.
>>1910335
>And why is it still allowed today?
It's not. Based Nixon created the EPA.
Is history mostly about war and money?
It's the most visible thing, as we don't have detailed biographies of each persons' life,
nor very much demographical data to go on for earlier civilizations.
History is about various individuals and groups trying to gain power over other individuals and groups, war and money are jist means to an end.
>>1910264
Not really.