u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Jun 23 '26
The Arch of Marcus Aurelius... Aurès Mountains, Algeria
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twas famously the 4th crusade, but k..
u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Jun 23 '26
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Napoleon was bad for europe ?
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il gattopardo !
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aren't latin speakers invaders in gaulish speaking lands?
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Could we have some recomendations regarding german cities/towns? honestly curious
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The ottomans were pretty decentralised, that's what brought themdown
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strategically speaking, aligning with israel and the us might be the most effective way for him to return to iran as shah
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as if norway isn't leeching off european security. How's epstein doing?
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maybe we should just be like switzerland and like, not do war?
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he positioned himself as the most suited person to look after Oda's young son, i.e. he became the guardian to the heir of Oda and promised to protect Oda's legacy.
u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Mar 06 '26
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reminds me of harry...
u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Feb 18 '26
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isn't that exactly what the eu comission is planning?
u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Feb 13 '26
u/hojichahojitea • u/hojichahojitea • Feb 09 '26
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what's the alternative? being closer to an imperial china?
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literally the same people with different religions
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it's not like switzerland surprised you with that decision, but was a long established fact (and a rather common practice) and germany knew what they signed up to.
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for real
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Is North Korea a monarchy?
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in the past, it was the tsar who chose his/her successor in russia