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>>1686250
http://boards.420chan.org/his/res/45709.php

>>1686250
>Redpill me on...

is this a new meme or what? fuck off

>>1686250
German try to destroy Europe, Russia try to stop them.
A memeless answers is that the Tsar was a good man but a really bad Tsar, also WW1 and German(they fund bolchevisk)

I doubt it pretty strongly, but that is really based upon the depictions of Germanic individuals in other artworks,

I have the same lips and nose.
t. Croat

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>>1686179
I know they depicted some more germanics and celts.
Couldnt they just hve used some slave?How did mdoelling work anyway during roman times?

Modern English is very divided
Latin derived: 29%
French derived: 29%
Germanic derived: 26%
Other: 16%

>>1686162
if you count loan words, yes. but grammatical structure is the foundation of a language.

>>1686040
We don't call them anything. We don't care about the future Caliphate of Scandoba

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>a top-down approach to reform societies never works
Say what?

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>>1686036
Soon

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also katherine the great

>>1685969
plato warned us

>>1685969
of course, because it is 2016, and history is a straight forward path coming from a bad past with oppression going to a glorious future were everybody is free

>>1685969
Politic is like any form of human creation, we slowy improve it, Modern western state are some of the most stable state ever. Also agricultural developement and massive technologie improvement have erase some of the most basic revolte reason: FOOD.

>>1685928

100% scientifically accurate.

>>1685928
>made by a liberal PhD bragging woman
Go figure

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>>1685928
the magnetic poles shift around as the tilt of the earth is effected by the volume of ice creating lob sided wobbles because of the concentration of mass abnormally located at oblongated and opposite ends of the sphere creating an oval type 3 dimentional configeration, gave rise to moon orbit & seasons.

olmecs & proto jomon (pre jiahu, before they jumped islands to japan etc) were australoids migrating from africa-india-australis-asia&america, there was more land above sea level then depicted in the map.

poleshifts & significant meteor etc events had a big impact but i get this is a line of best fit. i enjoyed it. i didnt know about jiahu before it and i was proud at the early date of western civ @ minoa predating egypt or anything else on the board which reminds me.. illyian pyramids in bosnia.

and 10 000 year old cannabis found in china.

He wasn't going to escape from St.Helena, that shit is in the middle of nowhere

>>1685894
they werent savage barbarians

and theres a fuckton list and line of people to die ahead of him at any stage in the game

>>1685894

You already make this same thread.

>>1685888
>Do you believe in liberty and personal freedom?
No, they're human inventions, existing only due to current morality and tradition.

>>1685888
>Do you believe in liberty and personal freedom?
No, unrestrained freedom leads to misery and sadness.

People will almost always choose order and security over freedom when given the option.

>>1685898
>American revolution et al.
Uh

Leibniz and Newton (hating each other) come to mind. Descartes also responded with bizarre vitriol when Hobbes sent some critiques on the Meditations.

diogenes hating plato
>Plato was discoursing on his theory of ideas and, pointing to the cups on the table before him, said while there are many cups in the world, there is only one ‘idea’ of a cup, and this cupness precedes the existence of all particular cups.
>“I can see the cup on the table,” interrupted Diogenes, “but I can’t see the ‘cupness’.”
>"That's because you have the eyes to see the cup," said Plato, "but", tapping his head with his forefinger, "you don't have the intellect with which to comprehend ‘cupness’.”
>Diogenes walked up to the table, examined a cup and, looking inside, asked, "Is it empty?"
>Plato nodded.
>“Where is the ‘emptiness’ which precedes this empty cup?” asked Diogenes.
>Plato allowed himself a few moments to collect his thoughts, but Diogenes reached over and, tapping Plato's head with his finger, said “I think you will find here is the ‘emptiness’.”

/his/torians, duh.

And for the humanities people, just tell them to go the hell back to >>>/lit/

/his/sy fitters

>>1685593
/his/terics and similar is the only valid one

>>1685530

Different units have different purposes, and different doctrines may make some units, such as lancers, unnecessary

As example, a recon unit whose doctrine is based upon mobility and enemy avoidance would certainly not need a spear

>>1685644
Yes but 95% of NW era cavalry used sabres only.
why

>>1685946
Because more effective on infantry when charging
Spears have to be taken out of the dead body after each use, while you can just slash with a saber

Could you specify which period of war you'd like to know more about?

You only need to know one thing: If you kill your enemies, they win

>>1685479

I'm not too much into this so I don't really know where to start... What time period should I investigate first?

>How did lance charges work in a battle?
you stab the fucker with your lance

>>1685393
But then what drop your lance? Surely that is ineffective, if it gets stuck what can you do its not like a sword cut.

>>1685392
good question op, bumping because I also want to know more about this

>>1685292
bare fists maybe a big rock

especially if its a personalised enemy or something, kills ur family first type shit

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>>1685292
I'd say you have a relatively great chance of being killed instantly with a war hammer. Bladed weapons seem a lot more painful to me.

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>>1685309

Jealousy of their superior iq

Complete dishonesty.
History of attacking Christians (Persian conquest of Jerusalem in the 600ads)
Greedy money policies

>>1685223
Insular
Conniving
Dishonest
Manipulative
Greedy