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All of the men in this picture died. Some of them died with frozen shit and piss molded into their legs if that part of their body died first. Some of them will contract disease and be thrown from buildings by their comrades. Most of them will starve or freeze to death, however the lucky ones will be killed in combat.
>>551501
You'll die too one day anon
Of the 600,000 Wehrmacht one the eastern front, 100,000 were alive at the fall of Stalingrad. of the 100,000 that surrendered, less then 5,000 survived.
>>551509
And who knows how?
Does anyone else get very sad when they study history, particularly great individuals?
I recently watched the 'Alexander' movie Ultimate Edition (this thread isn't about the movie), and I realised when it ended that nothing I ever do in my life could even come close to that.
I'm sort of miffed I won't be able to leave my mark on the history books like he did.
Within 4 generations, no one will have known you even existed - much less care about you. However, names like Caesar, Napoleon and Alexander the Great will live on for thousands of years.
Who cares if history remembers a few conquerors. Oh no the faggot who killed thousands of people is better than me waahhhh
>>551485
>senior
>majored in history
>see it's all the same
>deep depression
>damned near didn't graduate
We all go through it.
>>551485
Just get a high score.
How did the Japanese or the Korean people arise? Apparently both countries used to share the Chinese language script until they each adopted their own.
Why the difference between Korea/Japan and China? Is this merely a social phenomenon or could the difference in the few IQ points be traced back to geographical explanations?
My guess is that for Korea, Sejong made Hangul and rice paddy fags could learn how to read and write.
>>551320
They were all part of a giant east asian linguistic and cultural family. China itself is still made up of different major cultures, and languages. The government there is working for a common language that we all know as manderin. Korea, and japan were just never under any major chinese dynasty because of geography mostly. Japan is a bit off on it's own though. They have some influences that I'm not sure people haven't pin pointed yet.
>>551320
I would give your thread an elaborate, concise reply, (spent one year abroad in South Korea, doing "South Korea Studies", at Korea University) but you had to be the biggest fucking faggot and bring up IQ tests and your little "rankings". Eat shit. I will never understand this fucking /int/ bullshit mentality.
Hey /his/,
Why do we focus on the Vikings (memes or not) when we talk about the history of Scandinavia. There's so much other awesome history there - the Christianization, the stave churches, the Baltic trade, the Dano-Swedish struggle for hegemony, the Stormakstiden, Gustavus Adolphus, the Deluge, the Kalmar Union, Talvisota, the rescue of the Danish Jews, the Shetland Bus, the sabotage of the Vermork hydro-plant, Sweden's double-edged neutrality, the death of Olof Palme and Dag Hammarskjold, and the social changes of the postwar era.
ITT we talk about...
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>>551238
Cause samefag.
The poles are still mad about the Deluge (aka the great swedish cuckolding of Poland). Even to this day their butts are still blistered at the mention of sweden. They fear we will cuck them yet again.
inb4 that one butthurt cuckold with the hateboner for vikings
> Or that the Danes have preserved the pike that killed the first Swede to step on the walls of Copenhagen during the Swedish assault of 1659?
Link?
Is Indy Neidell the best youtube historian?
>>551121
>best youtube historian
I think you mean "least worst." And he's a sports historian. He was only picked by the channel because he has good showmanship, familiar with youtube formats since he had a youtube series before this one, and (just barely) comes from the same background the show is about.
No, the best would be John Green :)
>>551140
John "THE MONGOLS, BIATCH" Green is one hell of a historian tbqhwy, senpai.
I'm sure this question has been asked a million times but I'm going to go ahead and ask it anyway. Is a Philosophy degree worth my time and money? There's almost no arguing that if I want to earn lots of money there are degrees that are in much higher demand that will almost certainly help me achieve that goal much easier than a Philosophy degree will. So if I was to take a degree in Philosophy it would be for the sake of taking a Philosophy degree and the love of knowledge. However, is it really necessary to take a degree in Philosophy to pursue Philosophy? I...
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i'd say start a book club
but most phds don't attend those.
>>551049
Get a good analytical philosophy degree from a top school and be the spawn of the rich and you'll be asked to solve major financial problems and make rich men richer.
I don't think you have the mind for that though.
>>551057
How else can I obtain analytical skills obtained in a Philosophy degree without a Philosophy degree
have so much gay sex, but don't identify as not straight?
Is it a christian morality thing?
>>550994
personal identity is only a meme since the enlightenment.
personal identity through sex is only a meme since the 70s and the apology of the fusion of hedonism with human rights.
>>550994
19th century medical thing
>>551014
>19th century medical thing
>medical
explain
Biggest 'Fuck You's in history.
Everything related to Franco-German relations between 1871 and 1945.
Is the Will real?
Define "will". And for that matter, define "real" as it relates to abstract concepts.
>>550371
>define will
schopehaurian definition of Will
>real
existing
>>550379
Then the answer you are looking for is embedded already in the question.
Thanks for playing.
If you like the empire more than the republic, you are feeble minded. FACT.
Explain.
>>550355
The interactions of a senate competing for power, the amazing power and intimidation senators could work with as senators among kings, the ruling through client kingdoms. That was interesting and unique. When they got one monarch and turned into an orthodox empire, there just wasn't much to them, it's boring.
>>550785
So basically you consider a goverment a comedy show?
Im hoping you guys can help shed some light on the identity of this highly decorated german officer from ww2. Any info or help is greatly appreciated.
Seriously, i'd be happy if i just knew his name.
>>549851
Hans Landa
>>549851
Go ask LIFE magazine http://s72.photobucket.com/user/lexichelle/media/Inspiration%20and%20Such/WWII/74fz1.jpg.html
All of those awards he wears had literally tens of thousands of recipients.
What does /his/ think about the wreck of the Batavia and the subsequent mutiny/massacres? It's one of my favourite historical events just cause it's so interesting.
>>549618
>Jacobsz and Cornelisz had already gathered a small group of men around them and arranged an incident from which the mutiny was to ensue.
Okay, sure.
>This involved molesting a high-ranking young female passenger, Lucretia Jans, in order to provoke Pelsaert into disciplining the crew.
Hot.
>She was the daughter of merchant Jan (or Hans) Meynertsz and Steffanie Joosten.
>Steffanie...
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>>549794
Jesus
>>549618
What was it?
Hi /his/ was wondering if anyone know's the uniform that was roughly black with white 'braces' that strapped to the wearer's left to right.
Picture very related but black and white of course.
also looking for cool uniforms in general any nationality.
thank you
>>549558
I accidentalyed an extra s in the name
>>549567
>Prussian Lieb-Hussarian
i love you
>>549574
I know, I have a hard on for it as well. Muh his waifu wears it
Why didn't Germany deny the holocaust post-ww2 like Turkey is doing now concerning armenians in order to avoid reparations and political consequences?
>>549499
Germany was occupied by 4 powers.
Turkey was a revolutionary nationalist state out of the guts of the Ottomans.
Because Germany was made to deal with the practical consequences of war.
Hitler wasn't just seen as some guy who killed a bunch of minorities and foreigners, he was seen as a guy who caused Germany to be bombed to shit and then split in half.
Also, the Western allies made absolutely sure to see that the Germans were aware of the consequences of their actions.
Nothing like this happened for Turkey.
>>549499
The preponderance of evidence
What things outside of STEM should I learn at my uni?
Logic
>>549316
How to read. How to write. How to think.
Not philosophy.
