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Remind me, why this guy was bad again?
>>875419
He quite literally married a whore.
Then he quite literally married a different whore after that first whore marriage fell apart.
>>875419
we wasted all of argieland's money on choochoo trains
>>875429
I have no idea who this person is and I just realized if you had said simply "literally" instead of "quite literally" I would have assumed you were using literally rhetorically.
We really need a new word.
can someone explain this map?
the way I see things, haplogroup I (I1 & I2) represent the old mesolithic hunter-gatherers of Europe
as we got neolithic haplogroups, these old ones were pushed back
so it makes sense that I is higher in Scandinavia, and it grows less common from there
but why is Bosnia so high in it?
allow me
>>874991
during the neolithic revolution, indo-europeans pushed in from the east while meds pushed from the south west, the changes were drastic like the displacement of hunter gatherer native americans
the nuragics, hamangia (balkans) and Cucuteni Trypillian culture remained uncucked as they adopted agriculture rapidly through trade and resisted migrations
then later the nords migrated into Germany and north western europe
How would I be able to publish a peer reviewed scholarly work without a degree? Would several experts have to review my work or something?
>>874424
You can't circle jerk unless you're in the circle jerk. That's the way circle jerks operate.
>>874424
You could probably try but you'd have a hard time and I'm not sure how you'd do it. There used to be a lot of "open" peer-reviewed journals that would allow anyone to publish as long as it was decent enough. But as usual, people in the natural sciences couldn't handle this kind of democracy and in their autistic rage decided to fuck the whole concept of open journals after what's known as the Sokal affair.
I mean to publish works on history btw
>6th century
>7th century
i don't get it
>>874328
There's nothing to get about it, that's the joke.
Anyone here read this book?
It's pretty useful for shutting Muslim apologists and SJWs the fuck up.
Written by a Spaniard so there's some obvious bias there, but for the most part I found it to be a factual look at the atrocities that the Muslims carried out in Iberia, and helps illustrate why the Christian Reconquest was not only tame in comparison, but was well deserved.
>>874065
So you only use one source to bolster your arguments? Okay kiddo, don't forget to come back and tell us what you thought of Guns, Germs and Steel next
>>874182
>one
Any source has sources of its own.
>>874065
>It's pretty useful for shutting Muslim apologists and SJWs the fuck up.
Which means it's probably filled with gross exaggerations and stating things everybody already knew but had already contextualized far better and you just like it because it spoon feeds you shit you already believed were true before you even read it.
Hey anyone from Ireland or have good knowledge on Irish myths know what this symbol is?
>>873868
It's a Death Note. "Three" is how long you have to live, not clear if that's in days, weeks, months or years tho.
>>873899
Have any knowledge to back that up?
>>873868
It's a 'Gwyndolin shae fugg'
It brings good luck and many possibilities to fuck qt traps.
I have this idea for the power of ridicule (from satire and grotesque to plain ol' ad hominem)...
Basically my point is that ridiculing an idea, and even a person (which, again, includes insults like "you're an idiot") is an adequate way of accomplishing the following goals:
1. The other party will be discouraged from expressing their ideas in front of you
2. The other party will become ashamed from their ideas
3. You will form a stronger bond with the people who, like you, disagree with the other party
Which in turn is very likely...
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>>873841
Didn't read a word of this
>>873841
I don't disagree, but ridicule can lead to self-betterment.
Think of a war.
It can be any war.
Got one?
Good.
.
.
.
You're now in command of the forces of the side that lost.
What would you do to change the outcome of the conflict?
Who was that Amerindian chief who's name ended in -con?
>>873737
Use the Jews as cannon fodder instead of sending them to death camps.
Kill Mussolini and install more competent puppets. Sell the Italian and French colonies to the Brits for a non aggression treaty. Lock down Europe. Organize and communicate with Japan. Convince them not to attack the US. Wait until the middle of Spring. Kill the Commies with no distractions and a few million "undesirable" waves. Meet the Japanese advancing from the East, exterminate all Slavs. Split Asia and Africa with the Japs and Brits....
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>Cold War
>give up on the commie dream of a planified
economy on the early stages of the game, establishing an interventionist economy instead
>significantly reduce unit ukeep cost in other soviet sattelites like cuba, DDR, etc, by bringing back 3/4 of all troops stationed in those countries.
>focus on spreading my influence to India, Pakistan, Indonesia, Persia and all of the Middle East instead of spending countless shekels on useless eastern european...
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Do you guys know any good historical documentarys you can recomend me?
simon schama history of britain
Honestly, I know they're regarded as sort of dreary cliches by now, but Ken Burns is the arch-documentarian for a reason. He owns.
The Greatest Story Never Told
Yo what's the best saint
>>872788
Tomasso Aquino
In my country there's a little town (barely a town, just a bunch of houses on the countryside) that's literally called "St. God". It doesn't get any better than that.
>>872788
This balding, tree-hugging war-veteran right here.
Guinefort
Post military uniforms that are the true essence of beauty.
You can start by posting one, OP.
So I've been watching some Weimar film and reading a little bit of Kracauer, a Frankfurt school film critic active during the Weimar years, and it absolutely fascinates me. I took two classes as an undergrad on the era, and I'm taking a seminar on Weimar culture next semester.
Why do people pay so very little attention the era, with its democratic and social freedoms combined with vibrant pluralistic politics? It has everything: sex, violence, mass-culture, beautiful writing, fascinating philosophy, sublime film. Is the proximity of the Weimar period to such...
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>>872655
I think it was too much of a shock to the German people. They should have been eased into liberal democracy, not just thrown into in chaos
>>872655
>why do people pay so very little attention the era, with its democratic and social freedoms combined with vibrant pluralistic politics?
Cause Nazi elites were still in charge and paved the way for the 3rd Reich.
Also the golden era you are referring too didn't start before 1923 and didn't last longer then then 1929. +the vibrant culture you described was and sometimes still is perceived as a sign superficiality, degeneracy and Americanization.
>>872674
>Cause Nazi elites
Woops I meant imperial elites.
is lindy "pikes weren't used for real fighting" beige right /his/? was there any point to wear a coif without padding? did people do it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbmd-kVgc2E
>>872345
I'm not so sure he was right about pikes
>>873412
I think he was being sarcastic.
Personally I think many of his theories are pretty cool, even though we will probably never be able to check them. It's entertaining and a nice exercise as far as experimental archaeology goes.
>>872345
a mail coif would be super fucking uncomfortable, that's just common sense so of course it needed padding
How would history and especially christian faith change if we took a time machine, capture couple dozen allosaurs and set them free in the centre of Rome straight after Jesus Christ has been crucified?
What the fuck is up with these retarded threads lately
Does /his/ even have janitors?
>>872296
Why allosaurs?
>>872309
Because they're cool af
Post persons of history that you aspire to be like.
Carnegie, Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, etc.
I mean appearance
>>872290
The willpower and luck and not the genocide thing.
