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Got two hours left of work. Ask me literally any question about ancient Greece.
>>1014663
Why was Socrares so based?
>>1014675
God damnit, Socrates*
>>1014663
Why were sea battles so much deadlier than land battles, especially during the Peloponesean war?
Who is the maddest absolute madman of history?
>>1013534
Aguirre was literally called Madman.
>>1013534
without a doubt, senpai.
This man: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_Dexter?wprov=sfla1
Tell me about orthodoxy. Is Jerusalem the numbero uno city? Where and when was the orthodox church founded? Crusades? A few things I should know about the religion and last but not least. How did it end up in countries like Russia and Ukraine etc?
>>1012557
> Tell me about orthodoxy. Is Jerusalem the numbero uno city?
Kinda, but actually it's Constantinople.
> Where and when was the orthodox church founded?
In 30 AD Palestine by Jesus.
> Crusades?
Papist traitors.
> A few things I should know about the religion
It's the closest you can get to the early Christian church in terms of teachings and organization.
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>Jesus ascends to Heaven
>Apostles spread the Gospel
>Christians thrive under persecution
>Emperor Constantine """"converts""""
>Faith becomes compromised and mixed with paganism
>Catholicism is born
>Roman empire is split between West and East
>Papal Rome keeps inventing new doctrines...
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>>1012594
Pauline Christianity is the closest you can get to the early Christian church.
Orthodox = Catholicism without a pope
What does /his/ think about the true Third Rome?
I'd like lamb with tabouli, tomato, hummus and no cheese or onions
Do you do Gyros here?
You mean Russia?
I'll dump my folder of historical photos with the hope that more anons will contribute and post theirs. I have to say I do not have a lot of pictures.
>>1013595
>>1013597
>>1013613
Hello /his/.
I was just wondering what people here thought about the connection between ancient Assyrians and modern-day Assyrians.
Is there there any connection between them? I'm a modern-day Assyrian, and although I believe there is a connection, I recognize the fact that there's a big gap between the Neo-Assyrian Empire and Syriac Christianity.
Quick little facts:
>Modern-day Assyrians speak Syriac, which is an Aramaic language. This falls in line with the historical record since the Neo-Assyrian Empire adopted...
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>>1012537
LIES, KURDISH EMPIRE WAS THE FIRST. LEARN THE REAL HISTORY @ koolkurdiklub.com
>>1012537
I don't believe there's been any serious academic study that definitely links the two. What we have are mostly 19th century Romanticists who, like all others, liked to make these connections, and the modern day historians who either defend them with very little evidence or reject them because of the lack of definitive evidence.
>>1012537
Terrorists then, terrorists now.
So basically we need massive wars/destruction of wealth to keep the global economic system functioning?
That seems pretty shit.
War/destruction is as common as metricfy them with graphs like that.
what the fuck happened in the 1970s?
>>1012473
blacks got the vote
>Thats literally a momentum of 20-30kg/s of pure hard core steel coming straight at your face.
Even if you blocked it with your shield you'll probably break your arm doing so.
Any thoughts /his/?
>inb4 try to dodge his attacks in an overcrowded battlefield
*teleports behind you*
nothing personal, kid
*slashes your achilles pendix with my katana and rips off your head and helmet with my battle-sickle*
>>1012356
With 60 kg core steel
>His favorite weapon was a huge mace, which, according to legend, he wielded effortlessly with a single hand despite it reportedly weighed 60 kilograms (132 lbs).[13] Among his other favorite weapons are a longbow and a large two-handed broadsword apparently weighing more than 50 kilograms (110 lbs), despite the fact that even the largest known swords (used for combat) rarely weigh more than 10 lbs, and ceremonial parade swords weighing more than 15 lbs are exceedingly...
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>>1012356
Throw thirty peasants armed with spears at him.
What are the main similarities and differences between Hitler and Stalin?
both had moustaches
>>1008880
Hitler was on a load of drugs but didn't drink, while Stalin mostly limited himself to alcohol and tobacco. Both ended up paranoid.
>>1008887
Has anybody from /his/ been in an abandoned building?
What happens to said buildings over time?
Do the owner or country just forget about the building?
Why don't they destroy it to make space for new ones?
Also post pictures
So I need to write about the role of Christianity in the fall of Communism
Unfortunately, I know very little about this
Now, I'm not asking you to do my coursework or anything
I just want to have a civil discussion with maybe some useful sources posted etc that will allow me to get a decent base understanding of the matter so that I may write this shit
thanks senpaitachi
>>1001465
>the role of Christianity in the fall of Communism
Not much, really. You should write about the opposite.
seek poland
>>1001481
really? fug.
So what makes certain armies (Spartans, Vikings, samurais, ninjas) so fucking meme-tier? Pop culture and edgy 16-year old boys wouldn't stop circlejerking around them. Meanwhile, other historical noteworthy warriors (gallowglasses, ushkuiniki, Catalan Company, etc.) are rarely talked about outside of their home countries.
Propaganda.
Tfw get called a larper when I quote the Spartans from the battle of thermopolea
They were more successful.
Spartans had a great reputation in Greece (remember Alexander the Great's father not going to war with them), a very particular culture and the Battle of Thermopylae.
Vikings conquered Russia, Normandy and Northeastern Britain. They gave a lot of problems to Carolingean kings.
Samurai ruled Japan for a long ass time, defeated the Mongols twice, mounted an invasion of 150,000 soldiers against Korea/China (where they actually had the advantage in land battles) and had a very particular culture.
If anything, the underrated ones...
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Which saint are you named after, anon?
My middle name Nils is from bishop Nicolaus Hermanni.
He has no wikipedia page in english but he's mentioned here. wikipedia.org/wiki/Link%C3%B6ping_Cathedral
Saint Mohammed.
Its the last age of the nuclear family and conservatism. Often its seen as the age of conformity but is there more to this era that many fondly reminisce about?
Asbestos, Asbestos everywhere.
In 1950s Australia, they even used to use loose asbestos fibers in kids play boxes instead of sand.
Ah yes the 50s where you could still beat your wife and kids, fags were in their closets and lynching blacks was still a public spectacle to bring your kids and grandma to.
There still existed a middle class back then.
What does /his/ think of world-systems theory?
>>1011105
>China
>not core
Literally what
>>1011109
>Australia more core than China
>>1011105
True in the 70s maybe?
