Draw a historical battle/event and other anons try to guess it

Battle of Britain.

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go on

>>3028158
correct my man

>>3028179
1312th Battle of the Isonzo?

>>3028185
yess

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>>3028154

>>3028217
Normans invading England?

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>>3028168

>>3028166
1453?

>>3028225
The Poles had horses, what were they thinking!

>>3028226
1452

>>3028255
the fuck do you have a drawing pad or something;

>>3028254
JFK?

>>3028272
yepp

>>3028255
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>>3028229
They unironically believed winged hussars would save Europe once again as they did the last time Poland was relevant.

They suffered heavy casualties but caused confusion amongst the Germans who expected another attack and were hesitant to press on, true to cavalry's reputation for shock tactics.

>>3028276
Yep

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>>3028278
I thought they were equipped with anti-tank guns?

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Another one because this is fun

>>3028225
>Believing German propaganda 70 years on

>>3028296
>>3028225
Polaks did charge the Germans with horses in Krojanty, but it was not against tanks. The "tanks" meme only appeared after German forces were informed of a Polish cavalry charge, which then later popped up as a propaganda weapon
>The same day, German war correspondents were brought to the battlefield together with two journalists from Italy. They were shown the battlefield, the corpses of Polish cavalrymen and their horses, alongside German tanks that had arrived at the field of battle only after the engagement

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Something more tricky

>>3028329
partition of poland?

>>3028342
Filename should give you a hint

>>3028296
Ideally they would spot the armored vehicle, dismount and make a concealed approach but they were on horseback and already under fire.

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This one is easy

>>3028329
Lenin or Marx

>>3028357
Battle of Teutoburg forest

>>3028357
Stalingrad blyat

>>3028349
vasa

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>>3028360
no

>>3028364
Correct

>>3028367
Correct

>>3028310
Meiji Restoration

>>3028284
Union of the Crowns?

>>3028412
Kristallnacht

>>3028420
Correct

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Semi related, I went through my old school papers and found this middle school era doodle. Its mostly historically accurate.

>>3028461

Anon's Rome: Total War campaign, early 21th century.

>>3028461
Looks like an average campaign in Rome Total War.

>>3028461
>yith
>sentient motorcycles
tee hee so random

>>3028835
Stamford Bridge

>>3028879
corright

>>3028368
poor lithuania-bros, now I see why they hate Ruskies so much

>>3028925
Teutoburg Forest

>>3028974
yass

>>3028274

Treaty of Trianon.

>>3028296
thats a big gun

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>>3028329
lithuanian book smuggler
>>3028997
kek

>>3028274
Trianon

>>3028225
why are pollacks so dumb lol? did they seriously think charging tanks on horesback is going to work?

>>3028349
Nice perspective