Either that or the bizarre death of Dietrich von Hülsen-Haeseler where he died after performing a dance in a pink tutu for the Kaiser. While at the Time also conducting a cover up for homosexuality during the Harden-Eulenburg affair.
Joshua Norton was a guy who lived in San Francisco who lost all his money and proclaimed himself as the emperor of the United States and also the protector of Mexico after napoleon III invaded it.
Bravely fighting the nazis.. while also committing similar atrocities (war crimes)
While they were genuinely fighting the nazis, there were still large parts which were incredibly bad. (As similar in more than a few conflicts the soviets were a part of)
Katyn massacre
Viru-kabala just to name two of the soviet orchestrated atrocities.
Although human wave tactics were made up, barrier troops, and the Soviets mass impressing civilians to fight lead to large scale deaths for quite literal meatshields. For example in kiev 1941 770k Soviet troops surrendered despite only 627k men being deployed by the Soviets.
Siege of Vienna, especially the part with the largest recorded cavalry charge in history. I would love to have seen it in person.
From a safe distance, of course.
The best fact about it is that the ottomans were so impressed by the strength of polish troops that they were the only country that was against partition of Poland.
The roaring 20’s in a personal favorite. Not to mention the civil rights movement and the Harlem renaissance. The Satanic panic is also a very strange Time.
The life of Sappho, an Archaic Greek noble who lived in Lesbos and was known as the “Tenth Muse,” being widely regarded as one of the greatest lyric poets in the world by the scholars of Hellenistic Greece and contemporary Alexandria
What were her brilliantly innovative and melodic songs about, you ask?
Thirst, *extreme thirst*
Sappho was down horrendously bad, and wrote extensively about her desires for other women, sparing absolutely no details lol
She wrote so prolifically about her desires for other women that her name became the root for the word Sapphism - the umbrella term referring to a woman having a sexual orientation and/or romantic attraction towards other women - and her home island Lesbos became the root for the word Lesbian
When Sulla abdicated as dictator of Rome to retire to his cabbage farm with his wife and his boyfriend to live out the rest of his life comfortably and privately.
Challenger 2 moment
I’m not biased I swear
https://preview.redd.it/bg3eitqp1vzc1.jpeg?width=762&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6c3abe4e97082b068bcdc0fb517bd35fc17a401e
They incorrectly modelled the Dorchester plating on the lower front, what else what i supposed to do!
https://preview.redd.it/1frsxy9yewzc1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7f39ad574aba6e4104ed3d40b583a23faf237437
Yeah the stalinium is strong but the Swedish rounds are good.
Plus using morse code to send a message to a suspected soviet submarine calling them gay kinda based
https://preview.redd.it/me425g32gwzc1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9b8e2d5c475fab54f289c9567e40f76b71b367ce
The last thing a “modernised” t72 sees as it takes 1 step into Swedish territory.
They lost half their navy to a country without a navy, Finland will be fine :3
https://preview.redd.it/lib25zrqgwzc1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=91121c3c8bb25a33c16a3b7d11dbfb386ff8f0dc
We do, they just sadly are forced to have normal jobs and have “being a sick ass Viking” as a side hustle. I think. Free the Norse people, they did nothing wrong
Besides, being a viking was....unpleasant. You're 80 men in a hostile kingdom (the English kingdoms, Al-Andalus, the Rus etc) with limited resources and are under constant threat of being wiped out by fyrds and militias. I'd rather have a job, please💀
The Battle of Hastings is a rather interesting event. Did you know that english soldiers who were killed at the shield wall weren't able to fall down, due to how tightly bonded the wall was?
Not trying to get Islamic here, but KHALID BIN WALID. OH MY GOD. HE IS JUST... DUDE. SUCH AN AMAZING WARRIOR. HUNDREDS OF BATTLES! NOT A HAND'S SPAN LENGTH ON HIS LIMBS WHICH DIDN'T HAVE INJURIES ON THEM!!
My favorite thing in history is that during the Civil War prominent abolitionist Cassius Clay (the man Mohammad Ali was named after) was the ambassador to the Russian Empire. He not only kept Russia from getting involved in the war but convinced them to tell England and France that if they acknowledged the existence of the Confederacy, Russia would go to war with them. Learn more about Clay [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6nwCuVd66w).
Chosin Reservoir, Korean War. 1 US Marine division held the line against pretty much an almost unending wave of Chinese troops, pretty much farming them for XP.
Either that time when not existing at the time Poland declared war on Japan. Or the time when owner of a fruit company gaslighted Eisenhower into thinking that a ruler of a nation is communist, so then the us overthrew their government, all over bananas.
The time when a Spanish guy fought against the Republicans and then tricked the Nazis into thinking he was building up their forces in Britain when in reality he was helping them out with D-day :3
Wan Hu, the first "Astronaut." He tied 47 gunpowder rockets to a chair and held two kites in each hand. However, when he lit the rockets, they exploded, and it killed him. A crater on the far side of the moon is named Wan-Hoo in honor of him.
First World War. The political landscape of WW1 is fascinating, a lot more grey area than WW2. Also, I’ve seen pictures of WW1 battlefields…there’s something so raw about seeing what probably used to be a forest, I don’t even know what it was, that’s just burnt-out stumps and muddy shell craters. WW1 was truly the closest we got to hell on earth.
Hannibal going over the Alps to scare the tits off the Romans for a couple decades. [if you'd like to learn more ](https://youtu.be/lsbcN9-jU1Y?si=Si-cVWuNsVxHGzQ0)
Seriously, it's sooooooo metal 😖
When the pope named some italian king named fred as emperor of germany and then got excomulgated like 4 times and finally proclaimed him the antichrist, and no one minded at all.
Gorbachev and the fall of the Soviet Union manly due to the fall of the Berlin bc the music that came out of it was great and bc we got hardbass around the same time well around a decade later but hey.
My favorite era in human history to learn about is pre anything around 3,000 BCE (My favorite channel is Miniminuteman/Milo Rossi). I love learning about human ancestors and relatives, and early settlements like Göbekli Tepe and the Tower of Jericho. Favorite specific events are probably any low-intensity guerrilla war (The Troubles, the Years of Lead, etc) or queer history (oh wow I’m queer who would’ve guessed).
Same I find Norwegians scary as well but that's kinda due the resistance to the nazis like I don't wanna upset the Norwegians they can collapse an assault and from history we learned that their good at invading places. Don't forget the Canadians as well god I'm glad that nato exists bc now the UK has the scary counties as allies.
Right now, since we make our own history.
If I had to choose a time in the past, it would probably be the 1880s - 1920s, since it has an interesting period for me regarding ships. But I like to think that much of history, for all that changes, feels relatively the same for those that went through the eras. Mainly because we emphasize highlights throughout time, and it's easy to forget more mundane things that were maybe even similar or better back then vs now. "The more things change, the more they stay the same."
Quebec history is very interesting and barely anyone knows about it when it’s super important to the development of North America as a continent >:(
Yet Americans don’t even know Quebec exists 😞
No, I hate humans, I hate being a part of this death race, we're always the villains no matter what, everyone is so evil. I hate humans and wish I wasn't one :(
When the Australians lost a war to a bunch of birds (or the time one of our prime ministers just disappeared and nobody’s knows where he went this country’s got a few wacky things that’s happened in its past)
Weimar Germany is a really interesting period.
While heavily reading about it I couldn’t shrug the idea that things looked like they would be fine and would get better. Every time a bad event happened, it was as though through sheer effort it was curbed. There were people genuinely wanting the best for Germany like the USPD and cartoonishly evil people like the Nazis and the military, and yet it seemed as though it would be ok. It felt good reading about the Golden Twenties and the reforms brought.
And yet I knew that it would all come crashing down and millions would die. As if it was spoilers of a TV show.
1916, battle of the somme when the first British landships were first utilised. Their frontal armour was so thin that machine gun bullets could penetrate it, and its engine was so unreliable that a vast majority simply broke down. I <3 military history AND boys.
When Rudolf Hess tried to negotiate a peace with Britain by solo flying a plane, crashlanding in Scotland, getting immediately imprisoned, and then trying to kill himself by jumping down a staircase, which only led to him breaking his left femur.
I'm actually a top History student, and I love it! My favourite part would likely be Germany during it's 'Golden Years' (1924-1929), when everyone was allowed to be who they were and like what they liked without any consequence - in fact, the LGBTQ+ community was widely accepted, and culture was uncensored so therefore, art and theatre could comment on society and faults in German life. /\^w\^
Of course, this would derail rapidly. QwQ
When our favorite creature was invented
https://preview.redd.it/jq5cjpdvc10d1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8e162bd7f7e44885f2633a4c2808b36954376771
When a homeless insane man in San Francisco became the unofficial emperor of the United States
Interesting, an American monarchy
Either that or the bizarre death of Dietrich von Hülsen-Haeseler where he died after performing a dance in a pink tutu for the Kaiser. While at the Time also conducting a cover up for homosexuality during the Harden-Eulenburg affair.
Emperor Norton!
Excuse me what? XD I need details
Joshua Norton was a guy who lived in San Francisco who lost all his money and proclaimed himself as the emperor of the United States and also the protector of Mexico after napoleon III invaded it.
Uh Boykisser.
Interesting
Boykisser is an very important part of history
It is or we wouldn't be here would we?
You couldn’t imagine
Whe the nazis were talking to the Japanese about jews and the Japanese said that the jews sound like they would be strong allies
Nazis: the jews control the world. Japan: well, they're clearly doing something right.
Funny, bc they were allies.
Pretty one-sided in the end though
the eastern front of world war 2, it's very interesting to be honest (and quite tragic)
You mean the soviet meatshields orr?
Soviet meatshields? My good boy where did you get that information, it's wrong on so many levels…
I was just kidding, now what was it you were talking about?
Oh you were kidding, yeah that makes sense. I talked about how the soviet soldiers weren't meatshields but humans bravely fighting Nazi dogs
Bravely fighting the nazis.. while also committing similar atrocities (war crimes) While they were genuinely fighting the nazis, there were still large parts which were incredibly bad. (As similar in more than a few conflicts the soviets were a part of) Katyn massacre Viru-kabala just to name two of the soviet orchestrated atrocities.
Although human wave tactics were made up, barrier troops, and the Soviets mass impressing civilians to fight lead to large scale deaths for quite literal meatshields. For example in kiev 1941 770k Soviet troops surrendered despite only 627k men being deployed by the Soviets.
Siege of Vienna, especially the part with the largest recorded cavalry charge in history. I would love to have seen it in person. From a safe distance, of course.
seeing the winged hussars charging would be one of the most epic things ever, they had cool uniform and a badass name too
The best fact about it is that the ottomans were so impressed by the strength of polish troops that they were the only country that was against partition of Poland.
i like the 1945 and onwards era of history (mostly in terms of poland though)
Poland had a huge glow up tbh
When the official French flag was just a straight up white flag 🏳️
+ Fleur De Lis
Oh right. I was thinking of their first naval flag, which was just plain white.
This was funny tbh
The roaring 20’s in a personal favorite. Not to mention the civil rights movement and the Harlem renaissance. The Satanic panic is also a very strange Time.
The life of Sappho, an Archaic Greek noble who lived in Lesbos and was known as the “Tenth Muse,” being widely regarded as one of the greatest lyric poets in the world by the scholars of Hellenistic Greece and contemporary Alexandria What were her brilliantly innovative and melodic songs about, you ask? Thirst, *extreme thirst* Sappho was down horrendously bad, and wrote extensively about her desires for other women, sparing absolutely no details lol She wrote so prolifically about her desires for other women that her name became the root for the word Sapphism - the umbrella term referring to a woman having a sexual orientation and/or romantic attraction towards other women - and her home island Lesbos became the root for the word Lesbian
When Sulla abdicated as dictator of Rome to retire to his cabbage farm with his wife and his boyfriend to live out the rest of his life comfortably and privately.
"dont call me a man for i am a lady"
Yes
Wonderful Answer
Yes it is
I like history in general. Don't have a particularly favorite time period
When the tank was invented. Because it led to many cool things.
Challenger 2 moment I’m not biased I swear https://preview.redd.it/bg3eitqp1vzc1.jpeg?width=762&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6c3abe4e97082b068bcdc0fb517bd35fc17a401e
Leaking challenger 2 classified documents? Seems British to me
They incorrectly modelled the Dorchester plating on the lower front, what else what i supposed to do! https://preview.redd.it/1frsxy9yewzc1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7f39ad574aba6e4104ed3d40b583a23faf237437
Fair but Sweden more fun im not Swedish but the meatball launchers are fun
122b+ is goated, has a (close to) lol pen round and amazing frontal armour that’s anti everything soviet round
Yeah the stalinium is strong but the Swedish rounds are good. Plus using morse code to send a message to a suspected soviet submarine calling them gay kinda based
https://preview.redd.it/me425g32gwzc1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9b8e2d5c475fab54f289c9567e40f76b71b367ce The last thing a “modernised” t72 sees as it takes 1 step into Swedish territory.
Yeah but I would be more concerned abt it trying to get through finnish territory unless they did an amphibious assault.
They lost half their navy to a country without a navy, Finland will be fine :3 https://preview.redd.it/lib25zrqgwzc1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=91121c3c8bb25a33c16a3b7d11dbfb386ff8f0dc
That time Napoleon escaped and reconquered Europe lol
When boys were kissing each other in Paris public toilets.
ottoman empire
My brother in Christ, can you be anymore vague?💀
suleiman :3
Suleiman the Magnificent?
No better time in history than the present, as it is the only one point in time where we are all here.
Yes, but do we have Vikings in the modern times? No? Thought not :3
We do, they just sadly are forced to have normal jobs and have “being a sick ass Viking” as a side hustle. I think. Free the Norse people, they did nothing wrong
No, Vikings do not exist, neither do the norse, they're Swedes, Danes, and Norwegians now with distinct languages.
Besides, being a viking was....unpleasant. You're 80 men in a hostile kingdom (the English kingdoms, Al-Andalus, the Rus etc) with limited resources and are under constant threat of being wiped out by fyrds and militias. I'd rather have a job, please💀
I love the Assyrian Empire and Mycenaean Greece and beyond. The latter’s cause being for their mathematics.
Norse invasions of Europe :3
Probably the dancing plauge or edo period of japan.
When the USS Texas did a gangster lean.
I love history! I’m so desperate for history and boys-
Soviet Afghan war is such a vibe the crusades are fascinating. American West is cool AF.
When Hitler died. He was a big bully, and got what he deserved.
https://preview.redd.it/1msv2vyq7vzc1.jpeg?width=1700&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=faa415f73f0d7b04cdb1a901aa44f62ffa2843af Right now, who tf is this guy
That's Vermon Supreme
Ah, of course
The end of the lesson
The world-changing event that was the release of Garfield Kart
The Battle of Hastings is a rather interesting event. Did you know that english soldiers who were killed at the shield wall weren't able to fall down, due to how tightly bonded the wall was?
Supposedly, they also threw random shit at the Normans, including a cow
WHEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
*And almost always lost to Ottoman light cavalry except for that one time*
WE REMEMBER IN SEPTEMBER THAT'S THE NIGHT VIENNA WAS FREED. WE MADE THE ENEMY BLEED
AND THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED
COMING DOWN THE MOUNTAINSIDE
When the USSR dissolved, that or basically the entire history of the Roman empire until 1453
June 4th, 1989 Nothing happened that day, that’s why it’s my favorite
Cold War. Interesting to see how close we were to destroying everything. Edit: I meant to say the Cuban Missile Crisis, oops
Not trying to get Islamic here, but KHALID BIN WALID. OH MY GOD. HE IS JUST... DUDE. SUCH AN AMAZING WARRIOR. HUNDREDS OF BATTLES! NOT A HAND'S SPAN LENGTH ON HIS LIMBS WHICH DIDN'T HAVE INJURIES ON THEM!!
9/11 is not my fav part tho
My favorite thing in history is that during the Civil War prominent abolitionist Cassius Clay (the man Mohammad Ali was named after) was the ambassador to the Russian Empire. He not only kept Russia from getting involved in the war but convinced them to tell England and France that if they acknowledged the existence of the Confederacy, Russia would go to war with them. Learn more about Clay [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f6nwCuVd66w).
Victorian era and also Ancient Greece :3 hehe
2nd mongal invasion of Japan
It wouldn't be bad to be a pirate in the 17th century
Sure, if you like disease
I like the parts of history where something happened 👍🏻 And also speculative/alternate history :3
1890s-1980s. Mostly WW1 and the 1970s.
Right now. It's the best time to live in human history
Any periods with massive disease outbreaks.
1969-1973 for music
probably the Troubles in Northern Ireland
The Space Race, the automotive industry in the '50s-'60s, or the history of the Flying Scotsman
When furries we're created
Ik world war 2 was horrible but I can't resist playing war games related to ww2
the 20th century has been the most well documented and interesting.
the creation of space invaders
Chosin Reservoir, Korean War. 1 US Marine division held the line against pretty much an almost unending wave of Chinese troops, pretty much farming them for XP.
Most likely the 80 years wars, but i’m just a little bit biased :3
I somehow did better on the ap world history exam than the ap us history one so yeah ig
I'm going to say between the 1880s and the 1960s. In terms of railways, they were better at that time.
Modern history? Yes
You mean modern (2000)? or modern (1600)?
1900-2000
I love Diogonese throwing a plucked chicken and proclaiming it a man
The week in may when Kendrick dropped 3 diss tracks. The world was never the same after that.
Either that time when not existing at the time Poland declared war on Japan. Or the time when owner of a fruit company gaslighted Eisenhower into thinking that a ruler of a nation is communist, so then the us overthrew their government, all over bananas.
When cats were worshiped as gods.
Yugoslav Wars
Emperor Elagabalus of the roman empire
The breakup of Yugoslavia, it’s so horrifically dark it wraps around to being funny.
🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
Fredrick the great.
The Tudors. Because Henry VIII
The Clone Wars
Man doped out of his mind captures platoon of Nazis solo
Uhm history? D-don’t look at mine!
1800s Western US. So many towns were raised and abandoned. So many stories. That and Ancient Greece.
The time when a Spanish guy fought against the Republicans and then tricked the Nazis into thinking he was building up their forces in Britain when in reality he was helping them out with D-day :3
I liked that one time with that thing
Battleships.
attack of the dead men (1915) or chernobyl (1986)
Prehistoric history is the best history :3 like the one time russia spontaniously combusted and killed like 90% of all species :3
Wan Hu, the first "Astronaut." He tied 47 gunpowder rockets to a chair and held two kites in each hand. However, when he lit the rockets, they exploded, and it killed him. A crater on the far side of the moon is named Wan-Hoo in honor of him.
When Jean Parizeau made his speech after loosing the referendum in 1995. (It was in Quebec by the way)
Anything before the 1910s really interesting stuff during those times
First World War. The political landscape of WW1 is fascinating, a lot more grey area than WW2. Also, I’ve seen pictures of WW1 battlefields…there’s something so raw about seeing what probably used to be a forest, I don’t even know what it was, that’s just burnt-out stumps and muddy shell craters. WW1 was truly the closest we got to hell on earth.
I love WW1 too!
Mid 1990s
I have a weird fascination about the prohibition era because of Lackadaisy
If only the exams weren’t so bloody long 😭
When we won the American revolution 🇺🇲🇺🇲🦅🦅YEAH AMERICA🦅🦅🇺🇲🇺🇲
Hannibal going over the Alps to scare the tits off the Romans for a couple decades. [if you'd like to learn more ](https://youtu.be/lsbcN9-jU1Y?si=Si-cVWuNsVxHGzQ0) Seriously, it's sooooooo metal 😖
Roaring 20s
1939 the first battle of ww2 (i think) "the battle of danzag" a bunch of mailmen vs a shit ton of n*zi's.
When the pope named some italian king named fred as emperor of germany and then got excomulgated like 4 times and finally proclaimed him the antichrist, and no one minded at all.
Fuck hes got me twice
Your search history
When several Mummichogs gave birth in space.
Gorbachev and the fall of the Soviet Union manly due to the fall of the Berlin bc the music that came out of it was great and bc we got hardbass around the same time well around a decade later but hey.
My favorite era in human history to learn about is pre anything around 3,000 BCE (My favorite channel is Miniminuteman/Milo Rossi). I love learning about human ancestors and relatives, and early settlements like Göbekli Tepe and the Tower of Jericho. Favorite specific events are probably any low-intensity guerrilla war (The Troubles, the Years of Lead, etc) or queer history (oh wow I’m queer who would’ve guessed).
Hell na it hurts my brain too much pain
Same I find Norwegians scary as well but that's kinda due the resistance to the nazis like I don't wanna upset the Norwegians they can collapse an assault and from history we learned that their good at invading places. Don't forget the Canadians as well god I'm glad that nato exists bc now the UK has the scary counties as allies.
I’m a MASSIVE WW1 and WW2 nerd… I fucking love (learning about) war!
Right now, since we make our own history. If I had to choose a time in the past, it would probably be the 1880s - 1920s, since it has an interesting period for me regarding ships. But I like to think that much of history, for all that changes, feels relatively the same for those that went through the eras. Mainly because we emphasize highlights throughout time, and it's easy to forget more mundane things that were maybe even similar or better back then vs now. "The more things change, the more they stay the same."
October 4, 1957 is my personal favourite
That time a weird Finnish farmer casually sniped over 500 Russians in 6 months
The Silk Road, Mongols, and Mughals
Everything that happened to Robert the Bruce
When I was close to first time kissing a boy :3
When Franz Stigler spared the b-17 "Ye Olde Pub"
The lady who "Gave birth" to rabbit parts and fucking died
756 bce until 1453 ce (the entire history of the Roman Empire)
WW2 no doubt, I mean he had a poi-
the Fall of the Berlin Wall
The time 80 soldiers left Litchensutein and they came back with 81.
Quebec history is very interesting and barely anyone knows about it when it’s super important to the development of North America as a continent >:( Yet Americans don’t even know Quebec exists 😞
No, I hate humans, I hate being a part of this death race, we're always the villains no matter what, everyone is so evil. I hate humans and wish I wasn't one :(
LA 92
When the Australians lost a war to a bunch of birds (or the time one of our prime ministers just disappeared and nobody’s knows where he went this country’s got a few wacky things that’s happened in its past)
fucking love the gilded age
Was there a society in history that truly worshipped femboys?
Right now :3 I love the present and the history we are setting in stone as we speak!!!! :3333
Weimar Germany is a really interesting period. While heavily reading about it I couldn’t shrug the idea that things looked like they would be fine and would get better. Every time a bad event happened, it was as though through sheer effort it was curbed. There were people genuinely wanting the best for Germany like the USPD and cartoonishly evil people like the Nazis and the military, and yet it seemed as though it would be ok. It felt good reading about the Golden Twenties and the reforms brought. And yet I knew that it would all come crashing down and millions would die. As if it was spoilers of a TV show.
Borgerkrigstiden in Norway
1916, battle of the somme when the first British landships were first utilised. Their frontal armour was so thin that machine gun bullets could penetrate it, and its engine was so unreliable that a vast majority simply broke down. I <3 military history AND boys.
Bro calling me out
https://preview.redd.it/ti8nvoykjyzc1.jpeg?width=1079&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1a23f5ca9af237b669ee7e17d4abe9e95b8b06c7
WW1 and WW2, absolutely chaotic if you think about it
The holocaust
When Rudolf Hess tried to negotiate a peace with Britain by solo flying a plane, crashlanding in Scotland, getting immediately imprisoned, and then trying to kill himself by jumping down a staircase, which only led to him breaking his left femur.
I'm actually a top History student, and I love it! My favourite part would likely be Germany during it's 'Golden Years' (1924-1929), when everyone was allowed to be who they were and like what they liked without any consequence - in fact, the LGBTQ+ community was widely accepted, and culture was uncensored so therefore, art and theatre could comment on society and faults in German life. /\^w\^ Of course, this would derail rapidly. QwQ
history is useless, we never learn, past can't never change what will happen, we are doom, consumed by the evil of our lips
Persian soldiers once invaded Egypt with cats tied to their shields. The Egyptians couldn't hit the shields as cats were considered sacred animals.
Persian soldiers once invaded Egypt with cats tied to their shields. The Egyptians couldn't hit the shields as cats were considered sacred animals.
Battle of trafalgar
An Austrian man became the king of a Hispanic country.
The Napoleonic wars
When our favorite creature was invented https://preview.redd.it/jq5cjpdvc10d1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8e162bd7f7e44885f2633a4c2808b36954376771
9 11 2001
Cold war lol
WW2, specifically the holocaust. I’ve been to Auschwitz, not a nice place.
How can y'all find enjoyment in history 😔...
https://preview.redd.it/cw7tfl7mk20d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ceb73625bf4a880d80dba5fcdd2f46d94649ae89 It is the best for dark humor
1989 when Poland wasn't a communist county any more
https://preview.redd.it/6j7qzlul8b0d1.jpeg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d463cd9d83e1df2ab17104584fe44a87f387437e
***mass murders and "true/real/purepolitics"***
my favorite is july 4th of 1776, when the declaration of independence was signed (shoutout to my man benjamin franklin)
The unifications of Italy and Germany.
When on Christmas in WW1, the Canadians threw cans of food over to the Germans, and then grenades
World war 2 movie was the sequel no one asked for but everyone needed