@LectorHistoria@FridaEsp_ 90 curas asesinados, ninguno combatiente, tú mismo te contradices. Fueron 223 maestros, y hay pocos casos documentados de violaciones.
@LectorHistoria@FridaEsp_ El padre Romo estaba en contra de la lucha armada. Su único delito fue dar misa a escondidas. ¿Que le pasó? El ejército federal le disparó mientras estaba dormido. Revisa la historiografia de Jean Meyer antes de hablar mierda
"Modern man lives in an artificial environment that creates constant frustration, which manifests itself in violence, depression, and anxiety."
— Ted Kaczynski 𖣘
“…described Wessel’s life for me. It is like a Dostoyevsky novel: the idiot, the worker, the prostitute, the bourgeois family, continual remorse, agony without end. That is the life of this twenty-two-year-old idealistic visionary”
“There is nothing more powerful than the mind that dreams. War is called the father of all things, but one could say that the dream reaches even deeper, that it is the mother of things. War is always dependent on what exists; the dream realises what does not.
— Ernst Jünger.
Before the Battle of Lepanto on 7 October 1571, Mass and sermons were held throughout the Holy League galleys.
The chaplains' theme, repeated as the morning's watchword, was:
“No heaven for cowards.”
��I find it interesting to observe that the Saxon border regiments—infused with a great deal of Slavic blood—struck me as being, in this regard, more Prussian than the Prussians themselves.”
- Ernst Jünger
"Let nothing trouble you; smile to the very end, even if that smile is but a mask you hold before yourself: that is no small thing. Man can do no more than overcome himself in death. And even the immortal gods envy him this, against their will."
— Ernst Jünger