What makes a revolution unstoppable?
Where do you think the point of no return was in a revolution you have studied?
once someone actually gets killed by the gov or rebels shit usually hits the fan
Russian revolution
Point of no return was 1905. Once given democracy they tried to vote out the monarchy twice. They were fucked beyond repair.
French revolution was actually pretty peaceful, people still loved the king and everything
Too bad he tried to flee the country
>>1
>find out people grabbed the sword by the blade and used it as a club
>that samurai rarely used katanas
>that calvary charges didn't exist
>that chain mail can often stopped arrows
>that spears were better than swords
Wow. Why does Hollywood and games tell us lies? Why do we rarely see how historical combat really was?
Any more common misconceptions on ancient warfare?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmTi-NGQNh8
>>1396
>that samurai rarely used katanas
Wait, what?
What did they actually use most of the time?
>>1497
waifu pillows
>>1497
Polearms
Is this the most significant moment in the history of USA?
In the last 15 years without a doubt
It was the event that shaped all history following it.
>>1216
There's always, you know, the founding of america
Alri lads, post British history
I made history with your mum mate
>normies
friendly reminder that world war 2 would be lost without Alan Turing
who killed people based on actions that other people from their 'group' were 'responsible' for.
SHITTING
>>1059
Doesn't refute my point.
Hitler was a brutally efficient diplomat and strategist. He's just a bad tactician.
Is talking about the atrocities of the Japanese Empire allowed?
>inb4 user was banned for this post
>>1030
If we can talk about the atrocities of the British, Dutch, French and American Empires then sure, why not?
German Empires don't count because it's ridiculous to even call any of the previous German states an "empire"
reminder that the japanese were 100x more barbaric and bloodthirsty than the germans during ww2 and deserved both bombs
REMEMBER THAT WESTERN SAHARA IS MOROCCAN CLAY
1000 GET
>999
BAKA MOROCCO
It isn't desu
>>999
Still trips
Anyone else into alternate history?
>>967
>grossdeutschland
desu they would have split up even if this did happen
>>967
No fuck off autist
Byzantines are not Roman they are Greek.
>>962
Americans aren't english they are native americans
>>1031
but we don't speak navajo.
EASTERN ROMAN EMPIRE
not
'byzantines' m8
Finally, a board on which I can finally express my autism.
fuck yes
What do you think about the Koreans, /his/?
>>684
Superior to Japan. Japan steal all culture.
FUCK COREA
NO MORE APOLOGY JUICE
Perpetually butthurt shithole
The Republic's first order of business: should /rome/ cover both the western and eastern (byzantine) Roman Empire, or should we allow Byzantine to be is own general?
>board exists for literally less than an hour
>it already has generals
Pure cancer. Stop this.
>>663
Just had to make a fucking general.
>>663
Byzantine is a creation of the Germans to pretend like their Holy "Roman" Empire was one and undermine the real Romans. At no point in their history have the Western Romans called themselves Byzantines. The fact that modern Greek called hemselves Ellenes again instead of Romans is also a relatively recent thing. Where Ellene(Greek) had a pagan connotation but Roman had a Christian one.
So who was the best pope in history, and why?
Papaj nasz.
Jan Pawel II
Francis
How much land has your country lost throughout its history?
Pic related, Sweden at its height.
Not much really.
>>550
Ye, just some backwater colonial outposts
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