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Herman goring betrayed Hitler
Himmler betrayed Hitler
Hess was a nutter stuck in England
Gobels blew his brains out

>>1874768

By the end, he was the only one who Hitler still trusted and had respect for.

>>1874768
That is exactly what Hitler wanted, not some devious skilled shithead but some fucking admiral.

>>1874758
niggers are dumb

what a novel thread

Black people aren't smart.

>>1874688
>>air rifle
lol go play airsoft elsewhere kiddo

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Because:

DUDE BAYONET LMAO

>While the detachable air reservoir was capable of around 30 shots it took nearly 1,500 strokes of a hand pump to fill those reservoirs. Later, a wagon-mounted pump was provided. The reservoirs, made from hammered sheet iron held together with rivets and sealed by brazing, proved very difficult to manufacture using the techniques of the period and were always in short supply.

>In addition, the weapon was very delicate and a small break in the reservoir could make it inoperable. Finally, it was very different from any other weapon of the time and any soldier using it needed to be highly trained.

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>>1874629
-LARP
-LARP
-LARP and feels

do I win?

>>1874638
>Spengler
>LARP
It's fine to admit you haven't read him Tbh

>edge lords
>LARPING as hyperborean-aryan-atlantean-masterrace
>too cool for fascism
>swarthy guidos

Orgy of the Will was better.

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H E L P

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>>1874445

superior autistic lit coming through!

>>1873812
Athena. Owls are sexy as fuck

>>1873812
Hera had the best bribe, so she's getting my vote.

>>1873812
I'm guessing Athena's the one sitting down?
Athena anyway.

>>1873784
Since language?

With the advent of narratives where the listeners are in on something the character isn't, and this discrepancy is important to the experience of the story. So probably ever since stories.

>>1873784
Since the days of Aesop and the Greek tragedies.

>>1873706
Trans-atlantic balloon flight.

so what is up with the space x meme?
have they accomplished anything?

>>1873715
Cheap rocket launches, about a third of the previous prices. They're working on reusability which will be an order of magnitude cheaper.

>>1873527
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pt5n2381Fzc

>>1873527
This is little-known but a classic,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl8zQw1m7zc&list=PLDiVqamRj-p-TSMvFEw0i4ekSo2JrjyV7

>>1873527
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fs0uXGImb2w

Not a documentary but surely I can fit this under & Humanities

>>1873469
>Was there really a stark cultural divide between settled Indians like the Pueblo and raiding Indians like the Apache?
Yes. The Pueblo-dwelling Indians had agriculture. They grew corn and even had peach orchards. Contrary to what certain edgemeisters think is revealed truth, agricultural societies generate much greater food surpluses much easier than the Stone Age hunter-gatherer variety, like the Apache, who were also so murderously violent that 'Apache' is actually the Navaho word for 'enemy.'

>Did Southwestern Indians live in permanent houses before European contact?
Hell yes. Google Mesa Verde.

>>1873487
Apache and Comanche were both semi-nomadic people who cultivated crops

>>1873500
/raises eyebrow

That's news to me. Point me at some sauce?

Korea invades Japan

>>1873457
We would have the greatest country on earth.

Incheon part 2

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>>1873421
III was no I either.

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>>1873421
"Napoleon of the West"
yeah right

>>1874347
That was his actual name, though.

>>1872894
nope.jpg

>>1872919
Not even from a postmodern poststructuralist moral relativist hyperambiguous point of view?

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>>1872943
I don't fucking know, ask a go to your local Starbucks and ask a postmodern poststructuralist demiqueer moral hyperambiguous relativist.

He was a better politician than general.

He botched the defense of the Philippines.

He did a pretty good job with the occupation of Japan.

Truman did the right thing by firing him before he could start WW3.

Cock sucking poofta cunt

>>1872821

>He did a pretty good job with the occupation of Japan.

MacArthur was an imbecile in Japan. He should have called out Hirohito for the war criminal he was.

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>>1870673
Back of the medal

Iron crosses aren't worth a huge amount, so the reproductions are generally cheap and far from perfect. The main thing to check is if it's magnetic, as it's not worth it to make reproductions from iron/steel. Secondly the black part is a separate piece to the silver frame, so you should be able to see this or slip paper into the crack, reproductions are generally single piece castings.

It's worth about £60-70 if condition is good, but yours looks like it has s reproduction ribbon.

>>1870673

>>inb4 I have a nazi friend

Well do you?