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What about the time the Austrian army attacked itself?

>>1398790
Karansebes I believe is the name, but whether it actually happened is debatable...certainly a fucking hilarious story though

>>1398777
The deployment of the Russian Baltic Fleet to the Far East during the Russo-Japanese War comes to mind.

State-funded philosophy is generally just propaganda supporting whoever is in power

>tfw I have an idea how to find the objective meaning of life
>tfw nobody wants to fund my philosophical research

We must unite the germanic people under one flag for a perpetual pringle producer.

>>1398719

Google "kariates" and "Samaritans".

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>>1398719
Moses obviously didn't receive the entire Tanakh nor was he likely to have "received" the Torah (see JEDP textual criticism).

>adhere to all 13 principles of faith
The Articles of Faith come from 12th-century Rabbi Maimonides and while they are based on Scripture, they are not specifically outlined in the Torah or Tanahk. They are beliefs (like the Nicaean Creed) and not explicit instructions for rules of conduct (with the possible exxception of number 5, Prayer is to God only)

Have a Blessed Day

>>1398719
book says so

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Taiping Rebellion, mid 1800s China. In short:

>Dude Hong Xiquan fails civil service exam three times, goes crazy, thinks he's the younger brother of Jesus

>Starts a religious rebellion while China's already fucked with the Opium Wars, does pretty well, all of society under Taiping is a weird fusion of religion and military

>Ends up crushed, up to 30 fucking million people die, Nanjing gets wrekt pretty bad, deadliest civil war in human history

>All started by a Chinese dude who thought he was related to Christ

Probably one of the weirdest history stories I've came upon so far

>>1398627
what

>>1398627
I have 3
>WW1
>Korean War
>Mongols (Early life of Chinggis Khaan and late Ogedei Khaan)

>>1398607
Straight white men

Life

>>1398609
/thread

It happens when libtards get access to history

Another example of certain members of society erasing the history of a nation state to further promote globalism and multculturalism

Undistinguishable from ISIS's culture-killing antics, save for the less artifact smuggling.

Not only history is written by the victors, it is also erased by them.

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1990 Destruction of the Berlin Wall

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Challenger exploding

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>>1398530
The Bayeux tapestry is by far the most impressive thing I ever saw that didn't fit in a bra

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Inb4 killer rabbits.

Different stuff pls.

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No

that says "Mavros"

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>>1398457
>>1398466
I like how he put "μαύρος" there as a proof.

>moral philosophy
>le obligatory Stirner

>>1398414
>german moustache man

No, I'm a complete and open hypocrite.

>>1398203
Because I'm guessing she died before I was born.

>>1398210
>she

He deserved everything he got for listening to that wiener O'Sullivan

>and I found the bits on Bismarck, encirclement and Clausewitz to be the most interesting parts


My bad, it's late here

>>1398086

Read "Revolt of the Majors: How the Air Force Changed After Vietnam."

It's about how the USAF changed after Vietnam.

https://etd.auburn.edu/bitstream/handle/10415/595/MICHEL_III_55.pdf

It's essentially an origin story for the modern USAF. The part that you seem to want is the part where it talks about how each successive president impacted the USAF.

For example, it talks about how Kennedy and McNamara introduced the concept of controlled escalation ("nukes should be our last resort, not our opening move").

>>1398085
WWII was, by far, the largest scale military conflict of all time. No other conflict comes even close. Napoleonic Wars were the largest scale conflict of the 19th century. Kind of stupid to list them out separately as they were really just one big conflict. 7 Year's War was the largest scale conflict of the 18th century and you could claim it to be the first true World War as it contained belligerents and battles on every continent. I cbf going back any further than that. Do your own research.

Every century has one huge war.

20th century - WW1 and WW2 (These are the same conflict)
19th century ( Napoleonic wars)
18th century - 7 years war
17th century - 30 years war
16th century - Wars of religion

>>1398754
>These are the same conflict

>it's this meme again

>>1398055
Boredom, absurdist humour and life lessons

a bunch of lies and made up shit

>>1398055
bad assery extremely interesting.

>>1397979
Free will, man. All He can offer at the moment is a choice between good and evil. The bad part is that you can't always tell which is which.

For his amusement

>>1397979
The obvious answer is because there's no such thing. It's that simple.