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Weak should hear the strong.

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>>3030641
amen

>>3030629
yeah but the new society ends up being stronger

>Classical Greece > Mycenaean Greece
>French Empire > French Kingdom
>America > Britain
>USSR > Czarist Russia
>PROC > Ming China > Tang China > Han China

>>3030559
Satan = Jesus
Lucifer = Allah

>>3030559
Isnt lucifer Milton-wank?

Lucifer is a just a moniker for Satan. There are multiple principals/beings named Lucifer.

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>>3030427
yours certainly was one

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>>3030427
Does this mean I can erase the rape that girl didn't say 'yes' to?

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>>3030427

Yes, infinitely.

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>>3030403
What's the point?

Even if I prove him wrong how is my opinion real if this text isn't real?

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>>3030414
If your post isn't real how can you say Scientology isn't real?

>>3030446
>all caps
fucking niggers

>>3030401
Its wrong though. The classical music we still listen to was upper crust music. Folk music which also still survives was different from it.

>>3030401
1)this joke was already made in Star Trek and it was much funnier
2)with the passing of time the availability of music will lessen due to what is reprinted and saved, what is deemed worth saving, etc. "But anon with computers we can save any music, there are recordings thousands of years old, etc." doesn't mean we will listen to all this music.

>>3030416
theres a difference between folk music and clasical music.

A song may be popular in one village in rural England that nobody else has heard. The music composed by famous people and performed at various music halls throughout the entire country, however, would be known by many in a myriad of different cities.

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>>3030385
>muslims worship a Turk
Nothing new there.

Dromedaries are native to Arabia friend. I'd also imagine that Bactrian camels made their way west long before Atilla.

>>3030426
there is no such thing as a camel that is native to arabia.

the dromedary evolved from imported bactirians.

>>3030262
It would require a political collapse of the soviet union, a pure military affair would always spread germany out to thin. Also, unless oppwration barberossa was a quick success germany would always lose because of American intervention in the west.

No. Supply problems plagued them as soon as they crossed the border.
It was still their best course of action.

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>>3030262
Yes, obviously all Hitler had to do was not start a fight with Britain first. Britain has won every single war it has ever been a part of and would have taken on Soviet Russia easily if Germany hadn't invaded Poland.

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>>3030036
I'm interested in slavery in SE Asia, especially towards the start of the colonial period and how some Western powers sought to end it

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>>3030036
>I've personally been looking for a book on the governmental structure of the German Empire
'The handbook of Imperial Germany' and 'Imperial Germany: Economy, Society, Culture and Politics' both have sections on governmental structure.

t. Kaiser-boo.

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>>3030036
Does anyone know of a good book on the Chinese Civil War with Mao and Chiang Kai-shek and whatnot?

I'm wondering if there even is one or if the Chinese are still super anal about not letting anyone at the documents and throwing a fit if anyone portrays Chinese history in a way that differs too much from Dynasty Warriors

>>3029975
He was a brainlet

>have elaborate autistic fantasies about a bunch of elves and midgets eating breakfast and saving the world
>be celebrated as a genius for decades after your death

What did society mean by this?

Pretty obvious isn't it? Tolkien was an anti-democrat. He just couldn't come out and say it so blatantly. Anyone who observes people and studies history as extensively as Tolkien will inevitably come to this conclusion. (If you want to learn more: read Junger)

FEED ME!

I guess this counts.Upon William Jennings Bryan resignation as Secretary of State under Woodrow Wilson.He met Wilson to discuss the current path the U.S. was taking with WW1 and at the end of the conversation told Wilson to go to hell.

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It says here that the White man is responsible for all the evil we see today.

>>3029876
Because it thrives in an environment in which exclusivity is non-existent

>>3029876

Because digital art is easy. The computer does it for you.

>>3029876
Digital art is not respected, has little cultural heritage in a status sense and it is widely available watering down the value even further. There's stuff on deviantart and cgsociety that will blow your mind but it remains largely irrelevant other than from the perspective of the artist and the size of his portfolio.

This might be what you're looking for.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/rylandscollections.wordpress.com/2015/05/29/witness-to-waterloo-a-soldiers-first-hand-account-of-the-battle/amp/

>>3029860
Battles were and still are long. It doesn't happen in 15 minutes screen time, it takes hours sometimes days even months. In the early 19th century battles would be fought with line tactics aka disciplined meat grinder, if a flank is about to fall a messenger would run up to the commander to let him know, so he can act accordingly.

>>3029868
thx
>>3029870
i know the battles were long but i find it hard to imagine the battles with all the companies marching in columns/lines and reforming according to what was needed with thousands of cavalrymen and the skirmishing infantry also seems weird to imagine because i'm bad with distances and idk how it would look if chains of skirmishers fired at eachother hundreds of meters in front of the main line while the formations took place

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>>3029858
>Going on Crusade must have been the most epic sort of adventure imaginable.
Yeah, if you are into losing while taking an arrow up your sweaty plate ass from the heat.

I'd prefer going on an adventure liberating my ancestors city from christcucks and have a harem of their women as my slaves, to pound their asses the same way I pounded their husbands and fathers.

>>3029858
>Going on Crusade must have been the most epic sort of adventure imaginable.
Now Imaging being Omai going to England with James Cook

>>3029858
Crusaders were just shit people, no better than ISIS or other radical violent Muslims. They are not representative of what actual Christianity means.

>leave Gallipoli to me

>>3029338

*Fails*

alcoholism

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>tfw you will never live in Ottoman Iceland
Feels bad, effendi.

going to stay some hours in Istanbul for a flight haul.

I'll try to see the best of it as fast as I can, fucking love the ottomans, it will be glorious!