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

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

>/his/ writes a book on Germany

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>>3046564
Are you the butthurt Frenchy that always starts this "Franks are not Germans" and
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>>3046537
They were.

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>>3046537

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Christians btfo

Me.

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>>3046422
kamma is intention, not result; so the buddha wins

>>3046422
Hinduism

>>3046390
Guy on the right, he's whiter and therefore more guilty.

>>3046416
Could just be CNN playing with the photo.

>>3046390
Hideyoshi was a simple upstart and ursurpator of the power. Tokugawa-Sama saved the Nation and brought peace and stability to Japan.

>>3046353
Browning is a very popular practice.

>>3046353
Because it's dope

Because John Browning is the greatest weapons designer to have ever lived.

>>3046329
Nah, that would be the Centurion.

Easy 8 bruh.

>can be produced on converted automobile production lines, which US has a ton of
>exceptionally reliable everything
>good gun, armor, etc

>>3046331
is it as mobile as the T-44? Seems quite a bit heavier.

Just watch Lindybeige

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>>3046209
I have quite a bit on my list that i want to read but for now i really like "For God and Kaiser: The Imperial Austrian Army" by Richard Bassett which covers the Habsburg armies throughout the entire history of the empire.

The second was "In Nelson's Wake: The Navy And The Napoleonic Wars" by James Davey which covers the naval war well.

>>3046209
If you want Napoleon, try Napoleon the Great by Andrew Roberts

Best description of his military campaigns is the Campaigns of Napoleon by David Chandler

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The west will fall
Asia will rise

>>3046251
Are you the "how are you preparing for the Asian century" Thai poster?

Obviously China picked a fighter while Europe picked a Sorcerer.

>>3046166
Oh, and the Japanese would be so much better off if they had adopted Sunni Islam instead, Mehmet? Do you not think that the neck of a Turk wouldn't taste the blade of a sword in Japan anymore or less than that of a Portuguese? Do you not think that an imam would be crucified as quickly as a Jesuit? I suppose we'll never know, since Mudshits are incapable of exploring and conquering the known world to the level that the papists did.

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>>3046203
>considering after first contact we did with them we pretty much became best friends.
>first contact

And when was the Turkroasty? What, the 19th century? I'm sorry, but you'll forgive me if I have the need to laugh, is that how long it took for your disease infected slave driven galleys to sail that far? Maybe if you hadn't shoved your head into a fucking carpet 5 times a day you would have figured out how to navigate that far, but...*sigh*. Alas, Turkroasty, it took us to figure it out for you.

>>3046226
>*sigh*
C'mon son.

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>>3046108
the right to look at tits in an art gallery

>>3046108
Yes, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, among them.

>>3046137
I thought it was Life, Liberty, and Property.

>>3046106
>"best weapon"
>best types of individual soldiers fought with longswords and/or lances
>best types of formations always used two-handed polearms
Better luck next time, OP. It's the best at not getting killed by arrows though.

>>3046432
Oh, you said underrated. I could maybe concede that just because shields aren't sexy. The Greeks and Norse both venerated them though.

>you can attack while on defensive stance
This is actually one of the reasons they stopped using them, they're very bad for personal defence.

2019

>>3046102
daily reminder that

>In 1802, Napoleon added a Polish legion of around 5,200 to the forces sent to Saint-Domingue to fight off the slave rebellion. Upon arrival and the first combat actions, discovering that the slaves fought off their French masters for their freedom, vast majority of Poles eventually joined the slaves against the French.[2] The Polish had a familiar situation back home, where they fought for their liberty against invading Russia, Prussia and Austria that began in 1772; seeking to unite, some joined Napoleon's army (of which part was sent to Haiti).[2] Many Polish soldiers admired their enemy and decided to turn on the French army and join the slaves, and participated in the Haitian revolution of 1804.[5] The community partially descends from the 400 surviving Polish Legionnaries that either defected to the slaves or were taken prisoner.[1] These Poles were naturalised according to the new Haitian Constitution.[1]

>Dessalines called Polish people "the White Negroes of Europe", which was then regarded a great honour, as it meant brotherhood between Poles and Haitians. Many years later, Papa Doc reminded about this concept when referring to Polish people.[6][7] For their loyalty and support for overthrowing the French, the Poles acquired Haitian citizenship after Haiti gained its Independence, and settled there to never return to Poland. To this day, many Polish Haitians still live in Haiti and are of mixed racial origin, as some have blonde hair, light eyes, and other European features. Most settled in Cazale, La Vallée-de-Jacmel, Fond-des-Blancs, La Baleine, Port-Salut and Saint-Jean-du-Sud.[2][8]

I believe there also was a constitutional law that made Poles the only Europeans who could receive Haitan citizenship.

>>3046208
I wouldn't live in Haiti even if you paid me.

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>so butthurt

>>3046078
>We will never have Hollywood movies about figures like Law and Wallpole
>We will never have an epic cinematic universe that is literally just historically accurate movies about events from 1600-1900 that tend to criss cross and link up with eachother, making the audience go "Hey, I remember that guy from the other movie! You go that guy!"
This hurts me.

>>3046278
I suggest we clone Kubrick & Bondarchuk and force them to make interesting history movies, with great scenery and costumes.
Guys I want movies about
Robert Giscard
Skanderbeg
John Law
Hans Waldmann

Feel free to add interesting characters

Laziness

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>>3045936
unironically yes

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2039690/Atheism-autism-Controversial-new-study-points-link-two.html

>>3045936

>are Germans autistic