The crucifixion of Jesus?

>>925027
USA independance war

>>925061
This.

>>925061
>Usa "history"

>>925027
WWI
WWII

Vikings

>>925101
this one

Napoliyon

Wehrmacht

>>925090
>>925101
/thread

if we stay on the same topic
>Battle of Tours
>Reconquista
>El Cid
>Richard Lionheart
>Saladin

>>925090
>the Battle of New Orleans
>happens AFTER the War of 1812 but lauded as the decisive battle
>b-but pirates dude!

>>925090
Admittedly, pretty boring until Mexican-American War.

>>925027
Is the First Crusade even romanticized anymore? I always see it get shit on.

>>925334

This. The wanking never ends.

>>925334
This right here
>there are still cucks that think German Panzers were as good as Shermans

Crimean War

>muh light brigade

>>925610
>implying pointless death isn't beautiful

>>925595
You must have never been on pol
You would be wise to never visit it

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Everything written from the romantic era, or Moby Dick

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>>925317
good choice, anon

>>925317
>talking shit about the emperor

Two of the biggest-

The Renaissance

Rome

19 century. Britfags, russian monarchists, Napoleon fans, almost every western country romanticizes it's 19 century.

>>925668
This is why history needs to be taught in smell-o-vision.
>>925678
Well, keep in mind how fucked up the twentieth was in comparison.

>>925317
Bourbons get out.

The beauty of child birth

>>925699
Oh, yeah, "the great wonder"

>>925687
Yes, since many countries have lost their influence because of colony loss and war spending.

>>925572
It heavily affected the peace talks, and it was an incredibly decisive battle.
Had the British taken New Orleans even if it had occured after the ceasefire was signed, it still would have been a huge bargaining chip for the English to use against the fledgling US, and would have undoubtedly solidified the idea the US lost the War of 1812 instead of what we ended up with, a stalemate where absolutely nothing was accomplished by anyone except the Canadians who successfully defended their homes.

>>925678
>Britfags
Britain was at the height of its power in the 19th century so not really surprising

>>925027
The true challenge is finding something more demonized, falsified, and/or revisioned.

>>925459
>>Saladin
I mean, he was pretty great.

>>925100
ww1 isn't that romanticized senpai

>>925027

Really? Everyone who knows the first Crusade knows that they slaughtered every living person in Jeruselem... Muslim, Jew, and even residing Christians in a blood frenzy.

They even talked in their historical accounts of having mounds of bodies as tall as houses.

The Roman Republic
The time period described in the old testament

>>925027
the islamic golden age

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>>925027

The lives of American Indians before US westward expansion.

>>925027
The age of sail.

>>925027
Galileo

The Third Crusade.

The enlightenment of the 18th century.

Atheists jack off to Darwin and Copernicus.

The Renaissance.

>>925027
The Roman Empire

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Victorian england

>>925668
>>927454
Ding ding.
You know it's been romanticised to hell and back when they act like feudal tinpots killing each other and showing off their "wealth" is treated like the birth of civilisation.

Germany in general is a close second.

>>925817
War, whether fought for greed or faith is fundamentally evil. The Crusaders were one of the biggest errors in the history of Christianity.