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>>3250121
About 47% of Lend-Lease by volume (if not necessarily value) went through Vladivostok.

>>3250126
Hmm. That seems pretty telling if that's what you think of besides what OP mentioned. I knew a kid from Vladivostok in Seattle, said it was depressing.

>>3250121
bump

I'll give you my list if you can tell me what that forced meme image is about.

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>>3250065
It's not the original so, ignore it.

Who?

>>3249968
Christians opened the gates for barbarians to sack Rome.

>>3249971
King Alaric

>>3249897
He pretty much invented the way you think about human mind.

>>3249905
Explain.

>>3249897
The Subconscious
Talk Therapy
The importance of childhood experiences on the development of personality
The possibility that there's something more powerful than the rational mind motivating human beings

>>3249887
The strayans managed to restructure their forces after the massive defeat at Campion, much like the russians would do a decade later.

>>3249887
Why yes.
Yes we do wish to say that the Emus won.
Didn't they won both times?

>>3249978
Pyrrhic victories, it seems.

>>3249862
Trial at Nuremberg

>>3249863
Don't you mean Judgment at Nuremberg with Spencer Tracy?

BBC did an okay drama-mentuary

Rudolf Hess was kooky

>>3249793
https://youtu.be/4fVQwzv5Qfc
fuck i love shanties

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fhIPW2KDkVg
>tfw the skippers have dutch and the mate's a jew

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9F7DDK9InU
Its a good song, but its a shame that the lyrics and the guitar don't quite match up near the middle.

pop pop pop
watching muthafuckaz drop

He was crazy I'll say that much

>>3249581
He knew things were going to shit, that's for sure

I dont know what pisses me off the most, that his shitposting was overbearingly ironic or that normies still take it unironically.

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>>3249500
Thus thing from example, the Crispi collection, some strange monolith structures like the ones in Brazil and Ecuador.

The ruins of the polynesia and a lot more.

>>3249521
>Crispi collection

Fake...

>>3249521
The ruins of polynesia coincide with the chronicles of the Incas who sailed to Easter Island.

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>>3249372
Which Yale courses? If its Donald Kagan's, you've done well so far.

Homer, all of it. Seriously.

You can now move on to:

Herodotus-The Histories
Thucydides-History Of The Peloponnesian War
Xenophon-Hellenica
Xenophon-Anabasis
Plutarch-The Rise & Fall of Athens
Plutarch-Parallel Lives (now featuring Romans)
Plutarch-Life of Alexander
Quintus Curtius Rufus-Histories of Alexander

There are some other podcasts and lectures out there if you really are a lazy shithead. Theres a fat guy who did a Great Courses series called Famous Greeks that I remember enjoying. Donald Kagan and Victor Davis Hanson have some good stuff if you want contemporary authors.

>>3249790
This list of primary sources is a good place to start.

I was just going to say, buy a copy of the Landmark Herodotus. It has maps and plenty of notes, so it's accessible for a complete novice. Herodotus is also very entertaining.

Don't pay attention to any secondary sources, burn any modern text you encounter. Primary sources are the one true authority.

>>3249790
Yes actually those are the ones, I just got through with the Dark Ages section. Is it normal at all that I have trouble retaining a lot of what was said in them? I'm very new to this, and additionally it seemed to me that the section was not huge on specific events and details but more so as a setup for what is to come.

>>3249313
I don't know.

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>>3249313
Wrong pic.

why?

other than some misplaced sense of obligation to the House of Bourbon?

Napoleon was a benefit to the USA. He sold the US like a third of our current land mass.

G R Ö S S E

>>3249263
>skin indentation Germany-tan's thighs being pinched
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>>3249263
wtf I love lebensraum now

I think that's an arcade token dude, it's a Zelda quote in latin

>>3249347
Lol thats what i had guessed thanks

>>3249185
One thread died for this stupid shit.
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He was French

>>3249149
And?

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>>3249149
So is he

>>3249054
looks like the type of fuck that would sell his country out for a paycheck

wtf Churchill was a top imperialist

He was a zionist who gutted his own empire out for a couple of sheckles