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>>3349545

That's not even the flag of the Army of Northern Virginia, the ANV almost exclusively used a square design. Only the Army of Tennessee after it's 1864 reorganization and the Confederate Navy used the rectangular design.

because retarded southerners can't tell the difference and the rest of the world doesn't care

Because the CSA's official flags were either shit US flag clones or used the Army of Northern Virginia's battle flag as their most prominent and interesting feature.

>>3349378
Both Napoleon and Hitler thought they could invade russia during the winter season

post mighty italian tanks

>>3349388
there are none

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>>3349412

>>3349250
>its another shitty /pol/ thread

Fuck off.

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>>3349250
otto hate thread? what is this?

very hard.

>>3349152
Yes.

>>3349194
what does it means?

>>3349152
and that girl was the ghost of riley martin

>>3349109
Haven't read that one but Charles Williams' "Descent of the Dove" is quite good as well.

>>3348940
Charles was born less than 9 months after Aleister Crowley died.

I think we all know who his real father was.

>>3348658
Because millennials hate God and only care about pooping in their rearz or whatever these diaper fetish fags like to wear.

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Why is Adolf Eichmann vilified? He was a man who was simply doing his duty. Why the Hate? What did he do wrong?

>>3348587

Phaidon is a very good art book publisher so they've got that going for them. I've liked their stuff better than Taschen, as one brand comparison.

I've heard of the book obviously but I haven't read it so I don't have an informed opinion.

>>3348947
>Phaidon
interesting. Any /his/art/ related books you'd recommend from them

>>3348972

Yes. Around the turn of the millenium, Phaidon produced a series of excellent art books which spurred my interest in art history. They helped me to appreciate art, and in response the parents took me to a big art museum as a teenager and to this day I still visit art museums periodically as a hobby.

The format of these phaidon books was/is: "The ______ Book", taking some major over-arching topic in the arts. Examples:

The Art Book
The American Art Book
The 20th Century Art Book
The Movie Book
The Photo(graphy) book

These are the five that I own in their full versions. I even got some at 20bux half price, back when. Other instances of the series include the Fashion book, the Garden book, and maybe some others. They've been re-pressed in smaller versions, but the originals are large and tits.

The basic premise is: pick 500 creators on the major theme, arrange alphabetically, give "links" in the book to similar creators contained in the same book, do a paragraph or two with hints of what they're all about, and then just give one great big plate of the representative work. These books did loads to get me to like art more.

>>3348573
That just shows that Charlemagne knew that overextension was dangerous even though he still ruined his country with his succession

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>Romanov
>Soviet premier

>>3349848
As bizarre as it sounds, it checks out.

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