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Yet another "the Czar dindunuffin" thread

the russian-german war of 1945 if we're talking singular events

birth of op

Wow, that's painted in 1761? There weren't any baroque guitar or lute composers around anymore. This painting must refer back to one or two generations before these children.

17th century is the most interesting desu

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beast_of_Gévaudan

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I like 18th century grenadier uniforms. Especially the hats.

Symbol for gluttony.

The first meme. Some artist may have done it to represent a royal house he didn't like or maybe he did it just because snails were the most pathetic creature he could think of and thus thought it was funny to draw a knight fighting one. Either way, other artists started doing it themselves just because he did it and the rest is history.

removing pests like snails was a common task for children and they might be invited to collect snails from a garden in exchange for keeping them (as food)

snail shells are like armor

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Sweden was one of the most evil small empires at the time.

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>>3053756

>>3053756
The mother cares for child, has babies, men are expendable and so work for resources to give to mother.

>3rd Reich
>successful

Collapsing within 12 years is the definition of failure.

>>3053525
>Any else ever do a roman salute in public
No.

>>3053525
The Romans never did a salute like that. It was made up by painters during the Romantic Era. It was started by Jacques-Louis David's painting The Oath of the Horatii (1784).
>However, this description is unknown in Roman literature and is never mentioned by ancient historians of Rome. Not a single Roman work of art, be it sculpture, coinage, or painting, displays a salute of this kind. The gesture of the raised right arm or hand in Roman and other ancient cultures that does exist in surviving literature and art generally had a significantly different function and is never identical with the modern straight-arm salute.
http://www.liquisearch.com/roman_salute/early_roman_sources_and_images

Closest I can come up with is Trajan's Column but soldiers do all sort of variations of that salute. So with that it may not even be a salute but something else entirely.

Also a lot of neo-nazis or white nationalist(I know that they are different) like to say they are doing the roman salute and not the Heil Hitler as wesel excuse. So I would not do that salute if you are in just plain clothes. Would only do it at reenactments if that's the salute they use there. From what I know the real salute was the right arm against the chest, but I am not entirely sure and if other known for certain should correct me on this or you should look into it.

what the fuck? who actually does this?
btw chances are that romans didnt salute with their arm like that

>>3052739
>the historical character of Jesus
>implying we know anything at all about historical Jezus.

>his parents?

Mary & YHWH? They got along just fine.

>>3052739
He is like anime protagonist. The parents mysteriously disappeared whenever the plot demands that he's put in the spotlight.

>>3052518
Catharism was so successful at converting Catholics that they called a crusade to stop it so id say it was on to someting

Some of the things from the ways they carried out their activities could be useful and perhaps put into practice.

"They all have access equally, they all listen equally, they all pray equally - even pagans if they happen to come… They also share the kiss of peace with all who come." (Tertullian Prescription Against Heretics 41) Anybody who came to a meeting was seen as potentially spiritual and was made welcome. While newcomers would not have been allowed to address the group, any of the full initiates could be invited to speak based on drawing lots (Irenaeus Against Heresies 1:13:3).

Valentinian initiates took turns performing the various liturgical tasks ensuring a high degree of participation by the membership. According to Tertullian, "Today one man is bishop and tomorrow another; the person who is a deacon today, tomorrow is a reader; the one who is a priest is a layman tomorrow. For even on the laity they impose the functions of priesthood." ( Tertullian Against the Valentinians 1) He goes on to relate that even women could take the role of bishop, much to his horror.

http://gnosis.org/library/valentinus/Organization.htm

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>>3052518
Gnostic ideas are little more then very poor derivatives of (Neo-) Platonism.

The most important distinction being that rather then attempting to gain a greater level of understanding and closeness with the trace of the One within them.
Gnostics have historically instead cursed their own existence, in such a manner that 'suicide cult' would literally be the best term to describe most historical Gnostic movements.

>>3054266
In fairness to the Cathars.
Their own interpretation of Galilean theology is second only to Marcion and their ability to live by their theological beliefs were second to none.

>>3052340
It's pretty aesthetic and comfy looking.

>>3052340
It's pretty much Azn Cataphract.

>>3052340
>Scholar Fa Bei. I'm Tang Dynasty.

>>3052170
>Wow, this war is getting harder.
>BETTER DIVERT RESOURCES TO ORCHESTRATE A METICULOUS MASS GENOCIDE

Hard to go to war when you guys are politically paranoid and jumping at every shadow.

>>3052170
Yeah, Japan was the ultimate paper tiger. They lasted about six months against the U.S. before getting utterly annihilated at Midway. Their soldiers were great at raping peasants but against organized opposition they were about as effective as the Italians.

>>3052219
Yeah that's why the Allied army in Southeast Asia could fend off the Japanese invasion, right? Oh wait.

>>3051660
Eastern Europe too.

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>>3051691
Not so sure, there is plenty of Polish, Sorbiana and Silesian noble houses who seem to be of Slavic origin. The Russian Rurik dynasty might have some Germanic in them.
The Frankish empire on the other hand had only nobles of Germanic origin as far as I know.

Patrilineally, it is most probable, excepting of course Hungarian and Slavic aristocracy intermarrying with Germans in HRE.

Matrilineally it is most doubtful.

>>3050837
> map of the world
> King Mansa Musa
> Mali discovers the New World first and colonizes Brazil
You can not tell me the idea isn't cool.

Trump covfefe tweet to Christopher Hitchens

>>3050837
A dick pic to Marie Antoinette

Because they're fucking stupid.

>>3049539
Hitler is a perfect representation of their views because he was retarded and so are they.

>>3049539

They actually do think that Generalplan Ost was a good idea and that the Holocaust happened but made the world better.

But they think Slavs are necessary as allies in the present day despite their inferiority and that their ideology would look better if the Holocaust did not happen.

>>3049476
Maxi did nothing wrong.

>>3049476
bump

>>3049476
bump

>insert female politician here

>>3048270
Mary
If you fuck her, you have to make your son a god

>>3048270

Well, there is that girl in the Freaknomics chapter who decided to become a super-whore after her husband died of cancer or something.