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I can tell you why. Nobody cared.

>>3246955
Liechenstein was a state in the Holy Roman Empire. The letters of FL which can be found on license plates mean Fürstentum Liechtenstein and dates back from feudal times. Austria, Switzerland or Germany would never annex Liechtenstein, because they didn't care and saw them as equals.

>>3246955
Nobody gave a fuck since it has no value and is in the mountains, it is essentially a part of Switzerland now however.

me

>>3247141
25 year rule

Dacia was transformed to a far greater extent

>>3246532
Why?

Because of the 2 or 3 centuries of migrations all passing through Dacia including being part of the Bulgar empire and being decimated by Mongol and Tătar hordes.

Napoleon rebuilt Paris as a new Rome to which all flocked. Even Madame de Stael returned, to take up a place in the Academie Francaise and receive the title of Duchess from Napoleon. He also lavished his attention on Rome, which he embellished, draining the marshes and diverting the Tiber as well as rebuilding St Peter's for his uncle, Cardinal Fesch, who had become Pope. In 1817 Russia, Prussia and Sweden rose up against French rule, but they were crushed; Napoleon wiped Prussia off the map and split Russia into three separate states. As an afterthought, he conquered Constantinople. In 1820 he annexed north Africa and in the following year Egypt. After a great victory outside Jerusalem, he marched east to Baghdad and sent Prince Eugene to Mecca, which he destroyed. Napoleon then abolished Islam. The rest of Asia, China, Japan and the remainder of Africa were easily conquered over the next few years, and, after a great congress at Panama, all the rulers of the Americas, North and South, humbly begged to be allowed to submit to Napoleon's rule. All the world's Jews met in congress in Warsaw and decided to become Catholics. By the time he died on, on 23 February 1832, Napoleon ruled the whole world, which spoke French and worshipped Christ.

>>3246459
You are certainly delving into the realms of fantasy if you think the French can defeat the royal navy idolator

Interesting, thank you OP

He was ahead of his time.

>>3246275
Completely. Soviet spies admitted he was right after the cold war

>>3246275
Not necessarily Hollywood, but there were definitely communist spies infiltrating America. Alger Hiss, for instance, was a communist spy who acted as an advisor for an unknowing Truman/FDR.

are you only interested because it sounds like dubz

>>3245991
the largest statue of lenin in the world is there

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What's the historical significance of Benis?

What you are missing is that humans are not machines.
We are animals chiefly ruled by emotions, not logic.
Humans can be happy living in the dirt and mudhuts.
The fact that modern society has only increased suicide rates and depression means "civilization" is missing something fundamental to being human.

>>3245504
>implying I wouldn't give up everything to be a monarch

more times have I seen a cat reason than laugh or weep
maybe it does so internally, but perhaps also internally a crab solves equations of the second degree

is this bait or are you like 8 years old

>>3245826
not everyone is historically literate, thats why this board exists faggot

This is your high school teacher. You are a faggot, and I fail you for attempting to cheat on your paper by soliciting help from a neo-nazi anime web forum.

pls respond

>>3245167
Did the Normans call themselves that, or is it more a term used by thier foes and later historians who like to put things into tidy packages.

>>3245371
i think they did identify themselves as distinct from the english and the french, and i do think the word used to distinguish from others was in fact "norman", but as the rulers of england started to mingle with mix the locals the term norman was still often used but it had different meaning and it probably became useless after a certain point as the real "normans" accepted mixed kids into their ranks.

>>3245128
there is a hobo general on >>>/out/, thank me later

>>3245135
Thanks anon.


But I want to ask the /his/ crowd if that lifestyle could prove fulfilling.

>>3245141
If you are the right kind of person, this would be extremely enjoyable. I've always wished I could start random conversations with strangers and hear their life stories and stuff in my own country, let alone people from entirely different walks of life in far away nations, but I'm too autistic to do so.

You'd probably want to do this sort of thing in Europe given the whole no borders thing, and wiith such a high density of nationalities in the region. Hope you do it OP

he was bold and much better than ewell, his death cost the south gettysburg at the very least

>>3244956
You think the situation is obvious and simple, so his enemies must have been stupid, because you have the clarity of hindsight to know which variables were most important. But in the heat of the moment they do not have the advantage of already knowing how things will turn out and which things are the key turning points, it takes uncanny luck, skill, and intellect to properly sift through the chaos of the moment to find a path to victory.

That's what makes a commander a genius.

>>3244956
>looks like bronn
>retarded
think again bucko

>>3244806
Most stayed on the same plantations and became sharecroppers, others moved north to urban areas. Hundreds of thousands died in the aftermath of the war through starvation and disease.

>>3244806
Some were sent to Liberia and created their own slave system.

>>3244878
Sent by whom?

What does one have to do with the other? Someone ought to adopt kids, sure, but why should the infertile specifically be punished with that burden? May as well ask why sex is allowed when there are kids that need adopting.

Captialism
Children in the custody of the state should not be adopted but put through life long military training and given the choice to join the military when they leave the states custody at the age of 18.

>>3244739
>>3244770
so basically free market forces and supply and demand

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>>3244680
only tears now

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>>3244715

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>>3244509

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>>3244509
I win