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Why do people say that Sub Saharan Africa never had civilizations, let alone advanced ones? Many had huge cities with cultivating learning centers, large populations, and a standing military. I'm not saying they're as advance as the ones in Europe and Asia but they're good regardless.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nok_culture
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Archaeology_of_Igbo-Ukwu
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghana_Empire
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mali_Empire
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Songhai_Empire
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ashanti_Empire
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benin_Empire
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oyo_Empire
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dahomey
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>spamming gore is not an argument
>>1174660
I've never seen this thread before.
Wait a minute, so you are saying that my ancestors used to be monarchs ?
What does /his/ think about Trianon?
>start a war of aggression against a country you know has done you no wrong
>18 million people die
>BAWWWWWWW MUH BORDER VILLAGES
>>1174571
>Serbija dindu nuffin, they was good bois
The Slavic victim complex strikes again
Hungary getting trolled by Wilson's promises
Can someone recommend books/sources from a German's point of view regarding German soldier/SS ideology and training? I don't care if it's pro nazi, I just want a different perspective and I want to understand what made the man move.
inb4 the greatest story never told
>>1174521
That's like telling someone asking for the definition of a word "inb4 dictionary"
>>1174515
>training
Something like this?
http://www.alanhamby.com/tigerfibel.shtml
>SS
Not from a German but from a French perspective... Might still be interesting
https://books.google.fr/books/about/For_Europe.html?id=b9l7QCblQi4C&redir_esc=y
https://books.google.fr/books/about/The_French_Who_Fought_for_Hitler.html?id=sdSCuSMJMyEC&redir_esc=y
ITT: Pregnancies that would have changed history.
Goddamn it Mary .....
She looks like Brad Dourif, nobody would put a dick into that.
>>1174478
Auld Union
>>1174483
I cum hard in her. Queendom is my fetish.
Where did the first human come from?
Was it really in Africa?
If humans came from Africa how come there are no humans in Africa now? Checkmate atheists
>believing the lies of evolutionists
>believing that the scientific community is immune to corruption
TRASH IT
>>1174464
God created Adam and the Earth is flat, don't believe the lies.
What can /his/ tell me about languages?
This picture suggests quite a lot.
>>1174415
There's quite a lot to say; you'll have to me a little more precise about what kind of info you want.
>>1174415
A language is a dialect with an army and a navy.
>>1174415
nobody on /his/ has a clue about language.
If the middle-east and North Africa were never Arabized/Islamized would it be a lot better than it is now? Would a Christian Middle East have flourished post 1600s the way Europe did?
I wouldn't bet on it.
Eastern Europe was also Christian, and they didn't do nearly as well.
It seems that whatever happened in Western Europe to propel them to greatness, it was a particularly unique phenomenon.
I'm personally betting on republics.
>>1174404
No. No . No
The Middle East isn't poor because of religion. Remember whites law of energy before you start oozing out stupidity.
What religion they followed really doesn't matter.
But what if God exists outside of Logic?
>>1174343
If God exists outside seemingly every form of human understanding, why believe in God? Or at least, why believe anything specific about God.
>>1174343
CATSUP
ON
BANANAS???????
>>1174343
He does. Don't try to understand, it's heresy. You must believe!!!
>Microsoft
shiggy diggy
Can someone educate me on the British conquest of India please.
I've never heard of any large scale battles that took place.
Who are the British generals which took power? How did Britain do it so seemingly easily?
Thanks
>>1174304
Mughal and Maratha India had become a bunch of small princely states after all the fighting, which made it easy for Britain to divide and conquer.
Someone feel free to correct me but I'm pretty sure it goes something along the lines of the British set up small factories and communities then worked with the rich Indian landowners to extend their will in a process that involved make the caste system much more rigid and closer to the modern interpretation in order to have a wider labor force kept down by culture. Something like that in a vague sense
Checkmate atheists.
http://www.skarlakidis.gr/en/thema/18--1579-.html
>Dear Mr. Skarlakidis,
>Thank you for your email dated 31/1/2010. I believe I can be of assistance to your worthy project.
>For the last thirty-five years I have been working with Experimental Fracture Mechanics at the Physics of Strength of Materials Laboratory of the National University of Athens and I believe wherever there is no scientific explanation, there is a miracle.
>I...
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Wait I thought science was the flawed knowledge of man
I don't get what the it's saying?
That a unlikely coincidence is a miracle?
But that's stupid, because it's unlikely and not impossible. And from it's unlikeliness, that just means statistically it was going to happen eventually.
That's not a miracle at all. Am I missing something?
>>1172526
>Am I missing something?
Yes, The Word became flesh.
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brilliant thread
>>1172493
Finally, a thread we can all get behind.
10/10 thread lad
What do /his/ think about Taoism?
>>1172198
Am I a meme dreaming that he was human, or a human dreaming that I was a meme
Literally wew lad: the religion
Can someone explain me about this religion? I checked wiki but I still don't understand. Are they similar to Buddhism in view about life?
What does /int/ know about pic related?
>>1171290
That's a plane.
>1171290
Isn't that the shitty french fighter from WW2
memes
At what point in the war were the German armed forces of WW2 the strongest/relatively largest?
I'm not talking about operational success, the state of the front (or the homefront), merely actual equipment numbers and quality, and manpower (in comparison to their enemies).
Obviously late war is out of the question, and early war seems not to be a good candidate either. I suspect some time after the early successes of Barbarossa, or maybe right before the massive Soviet counterattacks around 43 or thereabouts? I wouldn't mind a more specific timeframe though...
1943
Bump for interest
Probably during operation Fall Blau in 1942.
Who else here /alt-history/?
