no, history is so much a lie

https://www.rooshvforum.com/thread-71863-post-1915013.html#pid1915013

Like the craftsmanship of their stuff is so intricate

Bolsheviks killed 60 million Christians... why the fuck was I not taught this in my 15,000 hours of "education"

Turkey killed 1.5 million armenians

April 24th 1915

Never forget

Any true craftsmanship is more intricate than what we have now.

My grandparent's wardrobe took months to make.

#MadeInAmerica

Our family in Eastern Europe still has it.

You know it's really sad everything is made in factory's now

Even furniture

Never forget why WW2 even happened. Brits would not budge the tiniest bit when Germans begged to have it a bit less tight on their necks. Many years of attempted negotiations.

It weighs a ton and you can sit there for an hour looking at all the details of the engraving.

(not a literal ton)

Me and my dad buy super old 21 karat Syrian made armenian jewlery

It's very hard to find but we have a collection of pieces that were made in the 40s and before

WW1, WW2. these are wars strategized by British through and through.

Possibly genocide relics

We cant confirm them as such tho

Owners are dead

We typically find them at pawnshops in little armenia in cali

I was too dumb as a child to appreciate craftsmanship.

I wasnt

I LOVED staring at sculptures

that german engineering, so amazing.

Dad thought I was perverted

Lul

I did, too, but I thought it was just stuff you bought.

I had no idea about the years of training and work required.

The only craftsmanship I'm capable of is basic tables

I'm glad we gave some of our stuff to museums.

hard to appreciate such stuff when you're young. Pokemon on GBA insteads... "cartoons"... half a day in pris- I mean education

They probably took better care of it than we would have.

I can also kinda do house grams

House frames

My gramma has this super old shotgun

From my great grand dad

I should learn that.

I want to build my own log cabin in the woods.