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Of course

Did he spend his days working the land by the sweat of his brow ?

>>1285566
Dr Pavel refused our offer. We had to know what he told.

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>>1285467

>>1285467
mein kampf maybe

Theres a ton of articles to be found on this. Try google scholar for the best shit. I might be able to post some later on.

The civil war

bump for interest

The civil war is pretty relevant I think, but that is already suggested

>>1285289
>muh veneration

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>>1285289

The same way Catholics manage to justify everything else wrong with the church

>"but muh church does so much good even though it is a haven for pedophiles and support regressive beliefs and practices that keep the poor and improvised in a cycle of poverty so they will always rely on the church

I can almost hear the sound of my inner ear with the silence in this thread.

>>1285227
I usually never post, but your interest seems sincere.

The secular movements started already mid 19th century before Abdulhamit II. took power.

As we you may know he was deposed by the Young Turks who also were secular. In fact Ataturk was a member of the Young Turks.

After the disaster of WW1 Ataturk established a secular nation, however the country was in desperate need of intellectuals and academicians. So many ex-young turks found their way in to the government.

Secularism held power in Turkey until the 50s when a populist retard named Adnan Menderes came to power. He tried like Erdogan does today to build a mini dictatorship. He ended up in the gallows..

Secularism has been reversed mainly because of the oppression of the Islamic movements in Turkey. Islam is an arab religion and a disease on any nation that wants to remain secular.

Turkey simply crumbled under that disease. The constant rejection of EU, and the unappreciating attitude of the West in general towards Turkey fueled Neo-Ottomanist sentiment.

While I like the Young Turk esque Ottomanism, I absolutely abhor the Islamic variant of Ottomanism.

I hope for a better future for my country, but dont see it happening without the military having a coup.

>>1285259
Thank you.

>>1285259
Tbqhwyf you shouldn't talk about my country and coups on the internet.

>>1285223
more like who-y long

>>1285961

More like, get off a /his/ board, guy was Roosevelt's rival and quite prominent in American politics in the time. Most of our election techniques come from him & in ways he's also a proto-Trump

His 'Every Man a King' idea was really... fanciful, and unrealistic. It's actually good he didn't become president, since - knowing him - he might have actually attempted to implement it.

>>1285186
What is this stupid question ?
They're made. They're educated to become soldiers, or learn through experience.
Napoléon Bonaparte is a product of his time. He studied everything he knew at Brienne, and managed to build a military system where talented and dashing marshalls won battles and campaigned for him. Napoléon was able to do a lot of things thanks to his personality and personnal ambition, but every technicity about warfare, he had to read it.

>>1285191
And of Alexander of Macedon?

>>1285219

Studied all the classics available to him.

You can be born a genius, but if you don't have the training and education, you'll be mediocre at best.

Rommel stands as a testament to that, despite his sterling reputation. I like the guy, but seriously, he never fucking understood logistics.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ywlhRNX_Mc

This 1960 cover is my favorite version.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdDtc9KQLcs

> not listening to this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=71hNl_skTZQ

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> christian monotheism

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>>1285096
Alright everybody, fill in the blanks.
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>>1285116
>1000
>Years
>Reich

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>Monarchist/fundamentalist roleplayers
>natsoc autists
>communist fairytale spewers
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>>1285059
Get with the times gramps :^)

>>1285071
there were republics and democracies in the ancient times so who's to say monarchism is something meant to die out with the advancement of technology

>>1284914
Its less efficient than self-motivated labour, it leads to slave revolts, and it causes social instability when it takes all the jobs from the free population. It also means your nation is permanently occupied by a hostile population who hates you, and this can be exploited by foreign enemies

>>1284923
>>1284914
It also means that a non-slave owning enemy will find it much easier to claim the moral high ground, which is an important factor in the modern age

>>1284923
> It causes social instability when it takes all the jobs from the free population
Why do you even need to work if slaves do everything for you? Makes no sense. Even if you emancipate slaves it isn't like they would stop working to create new jobs for you, right?

A natural inclination.

I personally think it's because esoteric forms of religion tend to be (generally) more lax on otherwise strict laws in any given religion.

And they offer interesting, sometimes edgy, worldviews for people to commit to and "expand their minds".

secret club

Their language is related to English

watar = water
taru = tree
duttar = daughter

>>1284770
And roth- means "thing that spins" as in rotate. But that's if I'm not mistaken they speak a language not far removed from proto indo-European. Things like mother, father, tree, water, shit, etc. Are not likely to change much, as they might be cultural universals. Notice how most children's first phoneme is usually (when calling out to their mother) 'ma' around which which most indo-European words for "mother" are based.

But that's neither here nor there.

>>1284699
Their descendants are Circassians

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>>1284629
He was real handsome.

Deluded wannabe samurai warrior. Created a paramilitary group as an elaborate ploy to commit suicide. Basically a tumblr-tier retard who wanted to go out with a bang because no one read his drivel.

Influential only to weaboo web-Nazis.

>>1284664
>no one read his drivel
>considering how well his novels were selling and he was being considered for the Nobel prize this is just an untrue statement

Now or in the past?

Scratch that, anyone not English is a nigger. Now and forever.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Definitions_of_whiteness_in_the_United_States

In South Africa Indians(poo in loo) were considered niggers, they lived in the same places and used the same facilities