This German 🇩🇪 illustration was meant to draw attention to the Serbian genocide against Albanian Catholics in Albania (Kosovo and Montenegro) in 1912 and 1913.
In 1912, the German newspaper Die Muskete published an article titled "In den albanischen bergen" (In the Albanian mountains) with an illustration by Karl Alexander Wilcke (1879-1954). It depicts the Serbian army arresting Jesus Christ.
Germans were fed up with Serbian atrocities in the Balkans against civilian population.
Tbh I found the leak probably accurate until I opened the website and saw not a single named person on it. Just a generality of "xyz male born here and there". Anyone can create this website in a minute using Claude.
A group of hackers published classified data on Russian soldiers killed in the war, from Russia's statistics agency Rosstat. In late August, the total was 450,100 (around 100k per year). It is in line with other independent estimates. There is also a regional breakdown.
Most of the hate that Vinland gets from other “White” nationalist groups is driven by racial envy and resentment. The dysgenic Slavmonkey populations flock to certain wignat groups to be considered White. They fear Vinland, because we are explicitly Germanic supremacists.
@UsolzevS@RocketArchive It's the same destructive effect as Tolstoy's literature, which I'm sure you're familiar with. The predecessors to the myth of "Greatrussian chauvinism" and bolshevism were these paintins and these books.
@NitishBonaparte It's not inventing the facts it's interpreting them. Who invented anything? I didn't even say dumped, I said cucked. You tried to bury the fact that she was with Alexander even when she was becoming ill by going "the fox didn't jump, it leaped." You don't know how history works.
@NitishBonaparte Historians by nature have to be visionaries and interpretors.
Napoleon lost, Josephine walks around with Alex, they share rooms, he meets her children, shared gifts, got drunk together, and she died from catching pneumonia while on a "walk" with him. The rest is interpretation.