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top 10 underrated history books:

1) The Transformation of the World by Jürgen Osterhammel

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@therealbuni la pelicula se llama Zulu

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@Werwolfwitch no recuerdo, pero este año saldra una pelicula que tocara ese tema.

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@latinedisce Mobilis in mobili

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@therealbuni esto con Tokugawa no pasaba

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@0zmnds Brotherhood Of The Wolf

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10 books on how 10 empires rose and fell:

1) A Short History of Byzantium by John Julius Norwich

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@kowal_art siempre lo dije, se ve que me escucho ahre

[Milk Vessel Pilot @trueliberal1848]

Perhaps you read latest article on Malplaquet, the largest and bloodiest battle of the 18th century, fought by the era's three greatest generals in an epic showdown to decide the fate of France & King Louis XIV's reign. This is completely FREE for all to read, link in replies...

[The damndest bastard you ever met #BuyingBhakashal @DamndestBastard]

Lo, there do I see my father
and his father before him
There stands my mother's father
and the father of my honourable wife
I see all their fathers
throughout the long ages of man
May I prove worthy of their sacrifices
Until my time comes to join them

[Ruta por el Medievo @RMedievo]

Diploma de dotación del Cid a la catedral de Valencia, 1098.

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@DAKKADAKKA1

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@AlluPatronia @Mangalawyer indeed

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

In 2014, while filming a movie, Jackie Chan discovered that a group of Mongolian locals knew every word to 'Rolling in the Deep' by heart... even though they didn’t speak English.
The beautiful moment was never part of the script.

[homo sapiens @homosap49633232]

James Montgomery Flagg (1877-1960 American painter of the Golden Age and Illustrator)
"The Fencer"

[Vashi Nedomansky, ACE @vashikoo]

They don't make opening credits like this anymore

[eric ゑリｯ久 @shinobu_books]

Samurai takes out an opponent with an arrow to the face after first nailing him in the knee. The mounted Samurai was under attack by a rake-like weapon called a Ryuta竜吒 "dragon's scream" Note he's already taken a head today (tied to his horse.)

奥羽永慶軍記 Ou-u Military log

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Parrots in Seventeen Cultures