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>>1771689
Because he was a monster whose first response to political resistance was cold blooded murder followed by expunging someone from history?

Is this a joke?

Lenin lead the bolsheviks against pretty much every other political power in sight.

>>1771910
But he didn't kill other Bolsheviks for political disagreement

Cucks leave

>>1771687
>BEYOND-TIER:
Abhinavagupta
Bataille

>GOD-TIER:
Levinas

>HIGH-TIER:
Schiller

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>>1771687
>plotinus and nietzsche 'beyond tier'
>evola on god-tier
>language philosophy on shit tier

rip Romanes

N-N-N-N-N-O!!11 THEY WERE JUST PRETENDING!!1 THEY WERE REALLY GREEKS IN DENIAL LOL!!11 HRE AND BYZANTIUM WERE LITERALLY THE SAME THING!!!11

>>1771821
ironic shitposting is still shitposting

what a drama lama

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>>1771550
On the 3rd video, His Holiness Dalai Lama says "This does not mean I am going to become a Muslim" and laughs. He combines all the essential truths of Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism and even Jainism, all to show us how our cultural diversity and different religions are actually manifestations of the same thing.

One more really important detail.

He call out in the 3rd video that our presumptions cause separation from each other. When we think "Oh they are this religion? They are totally different.(illusion that religions are separate.)"

He discusses how most of the Islamic Muslims he encounters are very peaceful.

Russians are just pale Arabs.

>>1771548
>yfw "Baghdad" means "God-given" in Persian and Russian.
It doesn't mean that in Russian.

>>1771560
>Baghdad
Bog + Dati. "God-given", roughly.

>>1771443
Bout tree fiddy

>Political scientist Azar Gat argues that ancient Egypt was the world's "first national state," emerging "quite early as a unified state, congruent with a distinct people of shared ethnicity

I'd argue that it's been around pretty much since the beginning of civilzation. Think of Aristotle's polis, which is his conception of a city. At the time, all the cities of ancient greece (Sparta, Athens etc) were what we would think of as independent nation-states (cities) with their own forms of government, and as populations grew there became states/provinces/colonies/territories and also nations as we currently see them.

Is archeology a good career choice?
What do archeologists usually do?

I forgot 4chan is filled with nothing but neets and /pol/tards
Why do I even bother

Anyone here ever worked as an academic ghost writer?

I'm graduating from a highly regarded institution and I don't really have a conscience. All of the papers I have submitted over the years have received A's. Im really tempted to do this on the side, would love to hear from someone who has experience doing this.

>>1771043

Subotai

>>1771181
This, Alexander, and Cesar

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>>1771043
Not the greatest of all time, but definitely the best general in early medieval Europe.

>>1770977
Go back you your faggot board faggot

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>>1770977
Any fascist movement.

>>1771481
Literally the edgy goth phase of history.

Also, I guess local history and shit

Really just looking for some history on this

>>1770920
Between the seal, the name of the mayor, and the ceremonial shape to the bit, I'd say it's a key to the city.

>>1770803

4chan's reply: bad genes, didn't lift, probably aspergers and lack of confidence and achievements.

He wasn't ready

>>1770808
you beat me to it, lol

>>1770740
>inbred pharoah?
Isn't that most of them?

>>1770747
t. Sumerian

His famous because he is a unique pharaoh not because he was a good one. If he wasn't a child nobody would care about him

Stupid cucks who kept fighting people they couldn't beat

>>1770631
Should've found better friends than Italy and Japan

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>>1770631
I got a few.

>>1770586
> Incorporating shinto practices
Quaternity.

>>1770586
>"Japanese pope"
He already was.

>incorporating shinto practices into their doctrine?
To an extent they already did.

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I dunno, but I've got some relevant pictures. God I love posting pictures.

Pic related, a Jesuit church built in Kyoto in 1575-1578.

>The church, perhaps designed by Organtino Grechi-Soldi (c. 1530–1609), was admired greatly for its artistry; the carpentry work was carried out by artisans of Kyoto. This building was a true “invensão” (invention) as stated by the Portuguese Luís Fróis, S.J. (1532–97). It followed neither traditional canons of native religious architecture, nor those of Catholic churches in Europe. In fact, the church was made up of “three floors” and had six rooms for missionaries upstairs. This is the building depicted on the fan-painting, Miyako no nanbandera 都の南蛮寺 (Nanban Temple in Kyoto), by Kanō Eitoku’s brother, Sōshū 狩野宗秀 (1551–1601). This unusual architectural design caused a dispute among local inhabitants for three reasons:
>1) it was taller than local temples and houses built under the rules established by Oda Nobunaga, thereby implying a contempt for the city;
>2) it was a living space built upon a worship area; in Japan, this was not customary; moreover
>3) “…the third floor overlooked the interior gardens of nearby houses so that the neighbor’s wives and daughters could not go outside.”
>Fróis and Valignano justified the verticality of the structure in terms of the confined area of land on which they were required to build. However, Miyamoto Kenji argues that this was not the only reason for building the church in that way. In fact, the area on which the Jesuit church in Azuchi stood was soon extended, and neighbors’ houses were destroyed to make room for it. As Fróis pointed out, Jesuit buildings were characterized by their height, unlike Japanese architecture, which tended to be single-story. It is reasonable to conclude that the missionaries intentionally sought architectural verticality in order to dominate the landscape and draw the public’s attention.

>hess
lacks charisma and is clearly not too bright, clearly showed he liked being a subordinate
>goebbels
Charisma and charm, but no real sense of realism. Egged on Hitler to do barbarossa
>Himmler
A Creepy fuck but clearly genuinely intelligent and could probably pull the nation through war well.
>Goring
Very Smart. Arrogant and impatient though.

Ideal scenario for them is Goring as the figure head, himmler as the brains behind the scenes with goebbels writing his speeches.

>>1770575

It's not like any of them have a chance.

>>1770575
Are these Waxworks?


Goering maybe. He's the only one charismatic enough for the figurehead. He'd be terrible ofcourse.