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>>311494
Shameful self bump

If you have children you leave physical evidence of your existence. You won't be remembered by name or anything unless you're on a family tree, but atleast your genetic material lives on

>>311494
>then how can any other sentient being prove your existence?
By looking up the tax registries? In fact such government registries are all that matter, since you can even start the world biggest religion and people will still doubt your existence.

>>311423
You're a redditor/You are an atheist that mock religion/You support gay marriage/You think the crusades or inquisition were truly horrible things/You like historical revisionism/You think fascism is evil, etc.

>>311427
Yeah but what does that have to do with having left political views?

>>311456
>what does that have to do with having left political views?


How old are you?

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>>311255
To not to disappoint his mother.

>>311255
He and his factions wanted for proletarian class consciousness.

>>311308
Difficult for them to develop class consciousness when they're dead though.

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one more, it looks like hand writing but it is actually printed - about a dozen exact copies there

it starts with "liebe mutter liebe vater" but i can't recognize anything beyond that

>>310953
>>310980
native german here, it's a notice saying they have found jews in this attic and they will be removed

>>310987

why would they remove juice?

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Great book on the KGB

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Just about anything by Peter Hopkirk is great

/lit

Starting with Zarathustra is probably the biggest mistake people make when they begin reading Nietzsche.

>>310847
What in holy hell... Nietzsche had a time machine?

yes, but not in the modern globalist sense.

"We don't say to the rich 'Give to the poor', we say 'German people, help each other'. Rich or poor, each one must help thinking, there's someone even poorer than I am, and I want to help them as a fellow countryman."

-The H man himself

>>310828
Yes, it was a totalitarian socialist society.

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>>310800
It wasn't one giant united mass

>>310800
It was the full extent of the Mongol conquests but it wasn't all ruled by a single Khan, it just wouldn't have been practical.

where did the "finland was raped by mongols" meme come from if the never occupied that area?

>>310669

Eternal Anglo detected.

>>310669

Because people didn't know he won the war.

Because he won the war.

>>310675
ummm lol?

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>>310534
>CSA
That was shit desu senpai

>>310539

I liked it even though it focused way too much on black people aspect and not so much the political stuff

>Morality
>Human decency
https://youtube.com/watch?v=m9We2XsVZfc

Obviously. Empathy is an evolved trait, and the source of all morality. The fact that it's even a question whether religious barbarism is the source of human decency illustrates the profound stupidity of the religious mind.

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Someone get these spooks out of here

Because he was personally responsible for a number of foreign policy mishaps like the Kruger Telegram and the Daily Mail interview that revealed the emperor's intellectual extravagance, his incoherent regard for facts, and a complete lack of political moderation and balance combined with an excessive urge towards display.

>>310375
He almost did win. Sadly, it wasn't enough

Those were more the accomplishments of the General staff than Wilhelm, he had little real power.

>>310302
Yes. Had they won the south would have been a corrupt banana republic, beholden to England, until the soil grew exhausted and the Slaves rose up as they did in Haiti

No. Lincoln was a tyrant. States should be allowed to secede. Also, anyone who says "lol the CSA would be a third world shithole today" are off base and ignorant. Theres no way to tell what it would be like today. It could very well have been just as good if not better than the USA by today.

>>310302
It depends

You don't really get to use quotes as an attempt to deride something when that something ground the entire continent to a halt twice, Anon. Even if they lost.
That said, the british were pretty based. But "civilizing the world"? Nah, not even close.

>have a system of law that allows independent corporations to exist and be safe from arbitrary taxation and government interference
>be close enough to continental Europe to pick up on new ideas but far enough away that any semi-competent defender can hold off an invasion
>have massive collieries and iron mines right near each other
>????????
>Industrial Revolution

Of course, the whole corporation thing actually helped the British empire hugely even before the advent of the Industrial Era.

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>>310062
>Le Eternal Anglo

Fuck 'em.

I don't know about his theology. I do know he did far more to investigate and stop the sex abuse things going on the Church (long before he was Pope and continuing to after he become Pope) than anyone else, yet the media made it seem like he was turning a blind eye.

>>310187
Because nigga looks like Palpatine.
Nobody is going to believe someone like that is the good guy.

>>310026
>I hear Pope Benedict XVI was an amazing theologian, and talents were overshadowed by his lack of charisma.

You heard wrong.
He wrote a book about Jesus that was full of errors when compared to the Bible.