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>>1567790
16th century

>>1567790
Bout tree fiddy

Mesopotamia

25% makes sense but how can you be 26%

>>1567618
I don't know, it's from a commercial for ancestry DNA checks.

>>1567618
Of her 128 great great great...grandparents, 33 were Native American.

what is "atlantic history"?

>>1567582
Waves and shit

>>1567584
Not literally the history of atlantic. Actually, the post refers, i think, to the perspective (metodology, theory, and so on) of some historians when they talk about the history of America, Africa and west Europa. Again: i think.

>>1567548
Germans were extremely butthurt after WW1
Foch knew it, which is why he made that predication upon seeing that Versailles was too lenient with Germany to prevent them from trying to get revenge a few decades later

Post-WW2 was infinitly harsher (country divided in two entities, military occupation still applied to this day...) which is why the Germans were never able to chimp out again

>>1567566

Was it lenient? I thought it was the opposite and they were forced to pay a huge sum and weren't allowed a real army.

>>1567586
>I thought it was the opposite

You were memed with the German apologist version taught at school in order to rehabilitate Germans without touching at the "muh 6 millions" WW2 evilness
Just compare Versailles with Post-WW2 peace and you'll see how lenient it was

I always had the same idea. Join the system and blow it from inside.

Still, SU was already on a railroad to extintion.

dude no the whole thing was rotten by bureaucreacy and nepotism

>>1567408
State Committee on the State of Emergency killed Soviet Union, Gorby wanted to preserve it. In fact, everyone in the ruling body wanted to preserve it but then August Coup happened.

As far as his economic reforms go, it wasn't on purpose either. They were done perfectly according to Marxist economic standards, except the whole system was so fucked even the slightest touch would have ruined it either way. Plus you know, they were Marxist economic standards.

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>Morality

>>1567319
Exactly anon. I saw these type of comments coming and think they're pretty funny desu.

>>1567208
>morality
Please, not this bullshit again.

>"Hey man maybe we could like, all become friends and help each other out"
>Gypsies steal all their shit before they sober up

>>1567121
Marijuana's been known to Europe since the iron age

>>1567127
kek

>>1567103
I actually would like to know more about this as well

>>1567103
>>1567105
You're welcome

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_PzsfXbyAw&list=PLqD5Su3ZJjjbCsgVCE90msl9d4nHdV4Pu

>>1567103
That was Bosnia and Kosovo.

The Christfags killed each other as well earlier in the 90s.

muh irish monks

>>1567008
Mr. Green is that you?

too be fair the term "dark ages" was describing a period BETWEEN the fall of Rome and the Middle Ages.

and the reason why it was called that was because Historians didn't know that much about it for awhile (because most of the writings were destroyed so they are left in the dark about it).

The "Threads we have every day" thread

>>1566966
SpooksXD thread

>>1566988
damn. . .

>>1566902
>2016
>still believing the good-evil false dichotomy
Stop sucking so much propaganda and liberal media up your ass.

>>1566902
>Anglo-Americans win the history bowl
>Germans, Russians and their allies are considered evil
Gee how surprising.

>>1566902
as an anglo-saxon easily stalin. communisms the bad guy. russias the cold waste barron scorched earth putin bear eating motherfucks.

hitlers just some guy who lost the fight good game jolly good show shake hands and walk away and all that.

thats what i was taught in school

as i grow older i respect the entire board a lot more and enjoy stalin as a personal figure probably more than hitler, however ill one day learn german and look at the primary sources of the latter a whole lot more closer

however in my instinctual state of ignorance fuck them both, they werent english, just late to the party, like controlled opposition. shame they didnt convert to english, its why we have a paradigm right now. native born english speaking predominantly white & anglo-saxon (talking like close to the uncle edward7 bloodlines is what my worldview is orientated by. the rest is cameos, feats., & hon. ment's.

>>1566895
Some, if not most, of the late 40's-1960's WWII movies are fucking sweet. A Bridge Too Far, The Longest Day, etc. 99% of the old WWII movies are better than anything that has come out in the last 20 years.

>>1566895
rome
hbo's rome
gladiator
spartacus

greece
300 1 & 2
troy

>>1566920
>-1970's*
Typo. Also Battleground, imo, is far better than the Bulge episodes of BoB.

>>1566838
Why would it be? It makes more sense as an imagined creature of people who don't live on the steppe, like the Assyrians did with mermaids.

>>1566869
>life in the saddle
>literally

>>1566889

Which is exactly why they would think the concept of a centaur is ridiculous and any accounts of it would be dismissed as a person riding a horse.

A lot of mythological accounts of strange and farfetched creatures and events come from people not used to such things/ unfamiliar with them or otherwise hyper-exaggerated accounts or twisted through chinese whispers and hearsay.

Yeah but the point of hypotheticals is to remove all factors and leave you with choices that show the effects of moral axioms completely.

Of course reality isn't as simple as that, but that's not the point either.

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>>1566627
what if u pulled it at just the right time for the momentum & trajectory of the force to fling the carriage off the tracks, saving everyone (possibly killing the hundred in the carriage you didnt know about), or yet it slides to a gentle half next to the 2 paths, harmlessly avoiding any injury, or whats more runs over a school of children & ducklings

>>1566637
But having those kind of hypotheticals are useless in reality. If anything such hypotheticals, or having a judgement, proves this is a moral statement already. Because it discards the question of individual innocence, in order to have the discussion and to make potential judgements in the future possibly.

>>1566592
predominant strain was probably illiads shoved north by mudskins

>>1566592

Bavarians

>>1566609
>illiads
I'm sorry, who?