>>1268826
Lebanese and Armenians

>>1268826
I have a hypothesis:
The Ottomans wanted a homogeneous society.

>>1268844
why did he hate armenians and lebanese

England wanted to play civilized and take prisoners, France wanted to regroup and attack again like any other warmongerer of that period.

The prisoners were still on the battlefield, surrounded by fallen soldiers with swords and shit. If the French advanced again and even made a moderate dent against the English, the massive amount of prisoners could have just charged out towards weapons and fought back, even with the casualties it would have caused.

In the interest of safety, England needed to remove snails from the battlefield.

>>1268326
Daffyd Gam is the man 4 lyfe

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>>1268348
Fergot

>It turned out that the three women had succeeded in remaining hidden for about two years, until October, 1944, when an armed gang heard rumors of Jews hidden in the house. Assuming that all Jews had gold and money, the gang went to the house and demanded that the women turn over what they had, but they had nothing. The gang members then shot the three women. The villagers took Jozef to a site in the woods and pointed out shallow graves in which lay the remains of three bodies. By this time, a year after the killings, the bodies were unrecognizable, but...
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>One of Jozef’s closest friends in the platoon suggested that they could count on the new Polish government to administer justice, and that they should turn the man over to the police, so that he could be tried and punished. So it was that Jozef lowered his gun and brought the murderer to the police. He arranged for the remains of his mother, sister, and niece to be reburied in Kraków. The police imprisoned the murderer, investigated—and then, after about a year, released him. He was never punished beyond that relatively brief imprisonment.

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>>1268238
I've already resigned myself to the fact that if somebody harms my immediate family I'm absolutely killing the one responsible.

I'm not being fedora or anything, it's just what I would do. During my fedora/college phase I thought long and hard about it and thought I would let the person go. Now that I'm more mature I know I wouldnt. I simply can't abide the alternative, no matter what consequences I would face.

Culture in Britain isn't dying since the population there isn't dying.

British culture as in culture that is unique to Britain is dying, if it is, because of increased communications and population exchanges with the rest of the world.

I'm kicking down open doors and you can't stop me.

>>1268209
It is dying because the Eternal Anglo cannot fucking hack the banter.

The only relevant remnant of English culture recognized internationally is the English language, which is now near universal that it's land of origin is irrelevant. Plus British History is only mixed in heavily with overall European history so it's own specific history isn't that siginificant in the grand scheme of things.

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>>1268023

they're both shit t b h

Catch the prequel here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0nERTFo-Sk

C + I +G ALL TOGETHER GETS TO Y

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>>1267961
Hayek.

Can't argue with tits bro.

It would be incredibly painful

>>1267618
It would be incredibly painful

>>1267905
He's a big guy.

Well most of them didn't have time to think about it too much. They also were told by people in power that it's 100% true that afterlife exists.

When people was thinking about it, they could be very scared as emperor Qin and his search for elixir of life.

>>1267578
yes because religion

>>1267578
Because death was much more common. Out of your brothers and sisters, chances were half of them would die. Your parents would die in their 30s.

I actually kind of regret that. People weren't pussies.

>>1267404
Wew

The documentary "The Act of Killing" goes into this topic a fair bit

>>1267404
I saw a talk about this. Apparently it was one of the most systematically thorough mass murders in recent history. It's something like three out of five of their target groups were killed, tho. the least conservative estimates put it as high as ten out of eleven. It's one of those touchy subjects that pro-American scholars really, really don't like to talk about, because the USA endorsed it, funded much of it, and carried out air-to-ground strikes during it. So when the neocons are having their daily...
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No opinion.

>>1267340
Comletely destroyed his country and continent because he got some psychological issues

>>1267178
that skeleton is right in giving you the finger

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>>1267178
>Anyway, do Christians really believe literally on the 'resurrection of the body' thing? Like, the skeletons rise, get another flesh, or something like that?

Mostly yes, they don't tend to give it much thought tho because it's such a ridiculous doctrine, especially the whole "you get judged twice" part.

But these jeweled skeletons are from a very specific period of European history (primarily the calamitous 14th century), where death by plague...
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>>1267192
Sounds practical. The common people saw them as some kind of motivational art, then?

>>1267120
No - Hannibal was.

>>1267134
>implying Hannibal was black
I don't think he was depicted as black friend

>>1267140
he got you good dude

>>1267085
Nero burns Rome.

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For bonus points tell me the year

>>1267085
Trudeau burns Fort McMurray

Hippocrates was familiar with bandaging and bone-setting, possibly learning those directly or indirectly from Egyptian sources.

I've seen Hindus claiming their predecessors were performing surgerical operations in the Vedic period but I haven't verified this.

Orthopaedics, traumatology and dentistry are obviously the oldest fields. I've seen historians of medicine claiming that the earliest bone-setting procedures date all the way back to the Paleolithic.

As for the middle ages:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barber_surgeon

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trepanning

Anaesthesia...
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>>1267051
and not that infrequently, ineffective as a treatment to boot.

it would be extremely painful

>>1266957
Do you have historical sources of them being used?
The closest I can think of is Julius Caesar's books on using "flaming darts", which is huge ballista missiles, and burning pigs.
Don't remember any actual arrows being fired from a bow ever mentioned.

so he believes that they didn't use them AND that they did use them?

>>1266957
Fire arrows were used for both purposes. They were not used commonly as they require a bit of prep.