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If u were still allowed to do this at school my principal would do it

Apperently he does💀 1:55

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AND YOU WILL LIKE IT.

I was born in Carlisle but I was kidnapped into the Royal Navy 😂

Got my gcse history paper on Norman’s today. Thought I’d give this a quick go

Gosh, seeing the poor beaten child cry breaks my heart… I know what it’s like myself…

So for those wondering about the truth of this, yes this was a real dude named Walter Whitford. But in truth he was just armed, he didn't hold them at gunpoint. And he had several armed servants and family members protecting him. After reading from the book, he left and was attacked by a mob, barely escaping.

1:39 He sounds like a shy, timid horse 😂😂

Simon doing that Brummie accent again! 😂

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When people say that collage protest are the end of society…

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And steal all of Thier gold 🎉

Best comedy series ever mucho mego

The cane was not banned until 1986!

white privilege everyone.

2:38 Sir, he is dribbling on my tunic

tact, diplomacy, and one of these!

But was he a member of the guild of thieves.

Here's a Historical Information Fact for you to know. The Lifestyle of the Victorian Policeman was particularly harsh and the pay was poor, about the same as a Farm Labourer, well through it was better in some City Forces.

Victorian Era 1837-1901.

Always good to see a preacher encouraging holiness in his congregation. The piece of Christ be with you.

What the freak that’s child abuse but back then it wasn’t. Good luck doing that in a school today

This happened to one of my ancestors not even joking

😚 ✋️💥 How dare you?! I'm the wife of King Charles I! So funny!

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This feels so dated - it perhaps shows that the Royal Navy was happy to use disabled people and that they could do a damned good job!

Hahaha Romans always outwit Greeks 😂😂😂 king Pyrrhus defeat from the Romans at beneventum was funny 🤣🤣🤣😊

HoLA

Why didn't they let me have a crossbow when I was a census enumerator?

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What episode was this?

What’s in the box? What’s in the box???

Court Jesters are badasses.

yall forgot the part where Achilles drags Hector's body around the halls of Troy... For days...

This is a bit from my childhood but I still say 'Eazy Peazy, squeeze de lemon'

Bro just misspelled 1 word😨

How bizarre that corporal punishment still existed in the 1970s and 80s in The United Kingdom when, actually, most other European countries had already abolished it; in fact some had abolished corporal punishment several decades before. The UK is always slow to catch up with the rest of Europe.

What kind of school is this? They shouldn't do such cruel and mean acts on someone who's honest.

I love how the incandescent talk like overly friendly new neighbours

Title: Hitler's Crusades: A Dark Chapter in History Introduction: Adolf Hitler, the infamous dictator of Nazi Germany, is known for his role in World War II and the Holocaust. However, fewer people are aware of his interest in and manipulation of the concept of the Crusades. This article aims to shed light on Hitler's distorted views on the Crusades and how he used them to further his own political agenda. Hitler's Misinterpretation of the Crusades: Hitler, inspired by the Crusades of the Middle Ages, viewed them as a model of religious zeal, conquest, and territorial expansion. However, his understanding of the Crusades was deeply flawed. He disregarded the historical context of the conflicts and the complex motivations behind them, reducing them to a simplistic narrative of religious conflict. Manipulation of Crusader Imagery: Hitler skillfully exploited the symbolism associated with the Crusades to bolster his propaganda machine. He used images of armored knights, religious zealots, and holy wars to create a sense of destiny and righteousness surrounding his own ambitions. By linking his political ideology with the Crusades, he sought to legitimize his actions and rally support from the German population. The Crusades as a Tool for Anti-Semitism: Anti-Semitism was a central pillar of Hitler's ideology, and he exploited the Crusades to fuel hatred against Jews. He falsely portrayed Jews as the enemies of Christianity, drawing parallels between his own perceived struggle against the Jewish population and the Crusaders' historical battles against Muslims. Hitler used this distorted view to reinforce his anti-Semitic policies and justify the persecution and extermination of millions of Jews. The Quest for Lebensraum: Hitler's territorial ambitions were also tied to his interpretation of the Crusades. He believed that Germany needed additional living space (Lebensraum) to secure its future dominance. Hitler saw the Crusades as a precedent for territorial expansion, justifying his aggressive policies in Europe. This misguided view played a role in the outbreak of World War II and the subsequent devastation caused by Nazi Germany. Legacy and Lessons Learned: It is crucial to recognize Hitler's distortion of the Crusades as a dangerous manipulation of history. The Crusades were complex events with various motivations and consequences, and reducing them to a simplistic narrative undermines our understanding of the past. By examining Hitler's misuse of history, we can learn the importance of critically analyzing and challenging such distorted narratives in the present day. Conclusion: Hitler's misinterpretation and manipulation of the Crusades served as a tool to further his political agenda, fueling anti-Semitism, justifying territorial expansion, and legitimizing his actions. By distorting history, Hitler sought to create an illusion of righteousness surrounding his policies. It is essential to acknowledge and challenge such manipulations to prevent the repetition of similar dark chapters in history.

Fegelein is not a historical figure associated with the Battle of Stalingrad. Instead, Fegelein is a character known for his appearance in various parodies related to Adolf Hitler and the movie "Downfall" (Der Untergang), which is a 2004 German film that depicts the final days of Adolf Hitler's life in his bunker in Berlin. In these parodies, Fegelein is often portrayed as a mischievous and rebellious figure who engages in absurd and often humorous antics. These parodies have become popular on the internet, particularly on RUclips. The Battle of Stalingrad, on the other hand, was a critical and brutal battle between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union during World War II. It took place from August 23, 1942, to February 2, 1943, and was one of the turning points of the war. Stalingrad (now known as Volgograd) was a major industrial city on the Volga River, and the battle resulted in heavy casualties and significant destruction. It ultimately ended in the defeat of the German forces and marked the beginning of the Soviet Union's offensive on the Eastern Front.

Victorian schools were strict child abuse

1:15 the raven didn't fly

they were also extremely anti-semetic