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>>3000367
>great-grandson of Willy was used to keep the Russian royal family alive

>>3001281
His issue is entitled to both Russia and Prussia, shouldn't it?

Lmao republican faggot hitler couldn't do with all his life what a kang did with his dicc

they were all commies

Lenin - Revolutionary leader, spent most of his life in civil war

Stalin - asshole of the party sacrificed millions of russians for rapid industrialization

Khrushchev - Tried to reverse Stalin's assholishness but pressures from the west and the state of his country put a stop to that

Brezhnev - Synthesis probably the main guy you should judge what the USSR was about than Stalin

-bunch of irrelevant twats-

Gorbachev - wanted to modernize his economy, ended up destroying the union

Yeltsin - decides to go "fuck it" and puts it out to the shed

>>3000217
>>3000157
i mean actual books. i appreciate it though

>>3000002
Yes, they did. That's also why they started worshiping the king of the Jews a few centuries later.

Seleucids are retarded jobbers

news at 11

The Maccabean war was a conflict between pro-Hellenic Jewish nobility and conservative Jewish nobility

Nietzsche's emphasis on heroic self-overcoming is obviously absent in the gospels. Nietzsche prized the classical ideal of inner strength and greatness of soul, souls so great they overcome even their own moral injunctions against evil

Nietzsche celebrates becoming, while Christ is the path to transcending it. But honestly? Christ is the Self, the "unknown lord" Zarathustra talks about early in the work, and Nietzsche himself admired Christ, just not his followers.

As Evola says, Nietzsche is about "living more", and Christ is about what is "more than life"

Just different paths, different "flavors"of essentially one thing: the human being going beyond himself, and really isn't Christ being able to endure the sufferings that he did, the injustice of his fate, the supreme example of amor fati?

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>>2999977
No.

Nietzsche's philosophy is built around the rejection of a paternal deity in favor of accepting responsibility for one's own life and self-discovery.

If God exists than man is in a state of subservience to a higher force which his spiritual growth can solely be derived from. This blatantly undercuts the philosophy of the Ubermensch.

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>>2999977
No, the superhuman is he who builds his own ideas rather than accepting the ones built already.

It's called an economy you euros should really start trying it

>>2999971
it's a meme bill

>>2999971
>>3000053

I don't know horse race betting very well but dad has claimed that the bill is much more common in association with this economic activity, as (at some appropriate period/place), apparently two dollars was the minimum bet which could be placed. I tried to corroboroate this with a brief search but was unable to do so.

I have five of the bills in my little treasure box with other uncommon (but no truly rare) currency.

>tfw Schelling completed the system of German Idealism

>"Hegel never replied. After that, they criticized each other in lecture rooms and in books publicly until the end of their lives."

>tfw you will never criticize someone in lecture rooms until the end of your life

>tfw ywn enter long periods of self-imposed intellectual hibernation after the deathbed your beloved wife to contemplate the deep nature of God and true origin of evil

How do you know you're not a hologram.

FINALLY someone reveals the truth

>>2999860
The Jews did it

>>2999709
Constantinople
United Poland
Anatolia
German Asian colonies

>>2999712
Source wtf
All bar the second sound impossible to maintain.

>>2999723
>Constantinople
Had been a Russian idea since Muscovy's designation as 'Third Rome' by the patriarch. Later reflected in the theoretical 'Greek Plan' which would consider the partition of the Turkish Empire between the Hapsburg and Russian empires
>Anatolia
Actually far easier now because of increased and better communication, also the Turkish people still did not have a distinct identity yet and mainly just saw themselves as Muslims, subjects of the sultan
>German Asian colonies
They have manchuaria so why not secure more things there, although Japan took most of these and Britain was fine with this

>>2999644
Crimean Tatars supplied raiders and vanguard archers to Turkish Turks for more than 500 years. before that time. Cumania was a natural ally of Seljuks.

With time they started trading in slaves. They sold slavic peoples from Ruthenia to Turks, Byzantines and beyond. Sclavus is he root of "slav" meaning literal "slave".

Trebizond was another state which used the slavic girls as boys as concubines. At that point they were influential in the region.

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>>3000231
>Sclavus is he root of "slav" meaning literal "slave"

>>2999644
Greeks had colonized Crimea thousands of years before--->became roman vassal state----> became thema(province of Byzantine empire----> became part of Trebizond after the Byzantine empire was split between the empire of Nicaea, Constantinople, and Epirus.

>>2999630
Russia would probably fall earlier and China might not support the Allied Powers. It would be a stupid move considering their navy was much weaker at this point and could easily be handled by British, French and American navies

They'd be stuck on the other side of the world and get rekt by the Royal Navy

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>>2999630
>Be one of the most eastern countries in the world
>join the central powers

>>2999490
The bunyip.

>>2999490
didgeridoo

>>2999490
Is that really an abo woman or just a light-skinned super model?

Literally never seen an actually good looking one

>>2999465
Kinda no. Islam separated NA from eastern romanity and classical culture, but it was really the germs that separated Europe from the mediterranean basin cultural area.

>>2999465
>Maghreb
Maybe
>Egypt
No

>>2999591
U wot m8

Islam killed Mediterranean trade. It also made the entire place a pirates den. The Vandals were at war with Rome during their periods of raiding. It was a "defensive" action and once peace was achieved the raiding stopped. They were also massive Romanboos in all aspects bar religion. This is why they so quickly submitted to Roman rule once again.

>Inb4 Venice tho!

They escaped the worst of it because they are in the Adriatic Sea which is easier to defend from pirates . Their ships were raided just as much as others were.

Reminder that trading with Muslims got so bad that Europeans sailed across the Atlantic to avoid them.

Bumping the thread but I don't have any evidence against what is claimed in the book. It is interesting how the author claims that Pervitin (meth) played a big role in the Nazi invasion of France and by extension Blitzkrieg as a whole.

>nazi were meth addict degenerates then
> most neo-nazis are white trash meth addicts now
Its like pottery

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>>2999936
I just think it's really interesting because i feel like people assume "drug culture" was invented in the 1960s but in many different cultures and periods of time societies have went hard into drugs, mostly just in spiritual, medicinal ways but also just plain partying and addiction

>Sweden

>Ever relevant

lol

>>2999245
but... muh Carolus Rex

>>2999235
Same thing happened with Belgium. In the mid 19thC Belgium was 4 or 5th greatest power on Earth but nowadays who even hear of Belgium? Great nations rise and fall, but who knows what may rise again

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>>2998561
Supplementary info.

>>2998561
Seems pretty likely that it is, but not 100% conclusive. As far as objects of Catholic veneration, it has way more credence than most.

It seems very likely actually.