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Post by Thortilla on Dec 2, 2021 23:19:26 GMT
How a Project of 5 months ended in 7? Idk.
History…….History is what changes us. Some of us waste time in endless pointless debates that take away opportunities to change history. and those who do not waste time .... And they go outside to breathe air instead of voting in a poll of a stranger. They are the ones that change history. Our Participants are very Curious. Napoleon Bonaparte :/ Why?!? Well. Napoleon was a mediocre military man who failed in an invasion where he had the best generals, all Europe, and enough time to not to do it in winter. But anyways. Napoleon Failed. and his only achievement was to divide Germany so that later it would unify and conquer France. A yes. And he win a bunch of battle that don’t matter. George Orwell a English Communist Writer who write good Books and Die  …..I am quite tough Karl Marx Can you here the drumming? There’s a Revolution coming! The Father of Comunism….If we delete Engels. Johannes Gutenberg the creator of the imprint. I need to say something more? The most important German Of History…and maybe most important person. Let’s see. |
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Post by Gerd von Rundstedt on Dec 2, 2021 23:21:17 GMT
Jesus Christ, anyone? Indisputably the most important figure in history.
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Post by Thortilla on Dec 2, 2021 23:23:08 GMT
Jesus Christ, anyone? Indisputably the most important figure in history. Yeah. For a reason that I don’t understand. George Orwell Beat him and Muhammad in the Poll. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 3, 2021 4:13:01 GMT
none of them 4. does it count?
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Post by Thortilla on Dec 3, 2021 4:18:54 GMT
none of them 4. does it count? Who? Just for curiosity. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 3, 2021 4:24:34 GMT
none of them 4. does it count? Who? Just for curiosity. not decided yet. have to think it over first. but it would be someone else than the four listed |
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Post by John Marston on Dec 4, 2021 13:14:36 GMT
Woah Thortilla, we've finally reached the end! Moreover, I wanted to vote Gutenberg because by making the printing press, he probably had the most influence among the three. But of course I won't vote for him  |
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Post by alexandrvasilevski on Dec 6, 2021 5:36:46 GMT
How a Project of 5 months ended in 7? Idk.
History…….History is what changes us. Some of us waste time in endless pointless debates that take away opportunities to change history. and those who do not waste time .... And they go outside to breathe air instead of voting in a poll of a stranger. They are the ones that change history. Our Participants are very Curious. Napoleon Bonaparte :/ Why?!? Well. Napoleon was a mediocre military man who failed in an invasion where he had the best generals, all Europe, and enough time to not to do it in winter. But anyways. Napoleon Failed. and his only achievement was to divide Germany so that later it would unify and conquer France. A yes. And he win a bunch of battle that don’t matter. George Orwell a English Communist Writer who write good Books and Die …..I am quite tough Karl Marx Can you here the drumming? There’s a Revolution coming! The Father of Comunism….If we delete Engels. Johannes Gutenberg the creator of the imprint. I need to say something more? The most important German Of History…and maybe most important person. Let’s see. 1. Napoleon invaded Russia in summer. 2. He didn’t divide Germany, he rather unified many German states to the Rhine confederation. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2021 7:36:20 GMT
How a Project of 5 months ended in 7? Idk.
HistoryCD1.jpg"] [/a] [/spoiler] George Orwell a English Communist Writer who write good Books and Die …..I am quite tough Karl Marx 1. Napoleon invaded Russia in summer. 2. He didn’t divide Germany, he rather unified many German states to the Rhine confederation. [/quote] And lost during the winter |
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Post by 曹操 on Dec 6, 2021 11:08:29 GMT
Johaness Gutenberg ofc. If not due to him, i already break my back now due to heavy books. Also writing on bamboo like my ancestor is hard. You need brush for it so if one Word wrong well you doomed
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Post by Kliment Jefremovitš Vorošilov on Dec 6, 2021 13:35:03 GMT
Johaness Gutenberg ofc. If not due to him, i already break my back now due to heavy books. Also writing on bamboo like my ancestor is hard. You need brush for it so if one Word wrong well you doomed Yes, but printing was already invented in east Asia. Gutenberg was important and invented the printing machine, but he wasn't the only contributor. |
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Post by alexandrvasilevski on Dec 6, 2021 18:44:16 GMT
[/a] [/spoiler] George Orwell a English Communist Writer who write good Books and Die …..I am quite tough Karl Marx 1. Napoleon invaded Russia in summer. 2. He didn’t divide Germany, he rather unified many German states to the Rhine confederation. [/quote] And lost during the winter[/quote] While taking more casualties in summer. “General Frost theory” doesn’t explain everything! Why doesn’t anybody care about Russian army and partisans, only paying tribute to weather?! |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2021 19:07:25 GMT
1. Napoleon invaded Russia in summer. 2. He didn’t divide Germany, he rather unified many German states to the Rhine confederation. [/quote] And lost during the winter[/quote] While taking more casualties in summer. “General Frost theory” doesn’t explain everything! Why doesn’t anybody care about Russian army and partisans, only paying tribute to weather?![/quote] not true. its not only payed tribute to weather. there are also documentations about army and partisan movements. not only during napoleonic war, also during the northern war and world war ii. these 3 are what we call today the 3 russia catastrophes its studying what russians did to cut off supply lines, destroying supplies while the russian territory is immense, there was much space to it so |
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Post by Kliment Jefremovitš Vorošilov on Dec 6, 2021 19:20:19 GMT
1. Napoleon invaded Russia in summer. 2. He didn’t divide Germany, he rather unified many German states to the Rhine confederation. And lost during the winter[/quote] While taking more casualties in summer. “General Frost theory” doesn’t explain everything! Why doesn’t anybody care about Russian army and partisans, only paying tribute to weather?![/quote] not true. its not only payed tribute to weather. there are also documentations about army and partisan movements. not only during napoleonic war, also during the northern war and world war ii. these 3 are what we call today the 3 russia catastrophes its studying what russians did to cut off supply lines, destroying supplies while the russian territory is immense, there was much space to it so[/quote] Documnering WW2 without Russian partisans would be like documenting Nazi Germany without Adolf Hitler. |
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Post by alexandrvasilevski on Dec 6, 2021 19:25:12 GMT
1. Napoleon invaded Russia in summer. 2. He didn’t divide Germany, he rather unified many German states to the Rhine confederation. And lost during the winter[/quote] While taking more casualties in summer. “General Frost theory” doesn’t explain everything! Why doesn’t anybody care about Russian army and partisans, only paying tribute to weather?![/quote] not true. its not only payed tribute to weather. there are also documentations about army and partisan movements. not only during napoleonic war, also during the northern war and world war ii. these 3 are what we call today the 3 russia catastrophes its studying what russians did to cut off supply lines, destroying supplies while the russian territory is immense, there was much space to it so[/quote] Of course historians know of army and partisan actions, but in common recognition in the West weather is the first thing which appears in mind when speaking about Napoleon’s Russian campaign. This is perfectly illustrated by the first post of this thread. |
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