Message from @Daniil
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Ahh
No thanks
The book is actually really solid, even if he was a bit overzealous he wasn't crazy
@Marcus Don't forget the detailed sexual assault and rape scenes, including the scenes you already mentioned. I have read some detailed horrible scenes, but this book sort of right hooked me in the jaw through it's suddenness. I had to lay it away for a short wile to let it all sink in.
Although medieval life was harsh, the author makes it all look almost inhuman. And the original protagonist is a degenerate, and a lot of characters seem to care less about chastity and and upright life, in a time that valued it with proportion. They act more on instinct than anything else.
Would not say it is a dumbsterfire of a book but it needs some censoring for it general enjoyment.
@Wzl It's a shame how post-modernists always try to retroactively insert sex into every crevice of stuff like this.. the author must have a pretty disgusting personal life
It's also funny how quickly in the beginning of the book he has to introduce the girl who acts like a boy and was raised by men in the ways of being manly
And is a master of hunting and skinning and general bushcraft etc
Because women have always been men of course...
Anyone recommend a good book on German history? (If it exists)
Or maybe it makes more sense to just find two books, one about Habsburgs and one about Hohenzollerns
Mein Kampf Vol. I does a good job
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I've read that already
Sadly we only have books on the 20th century Germany in the reading list
Storm of Steel, a lot about Weimar, some accounts on moustache man
Maybe get one on the HRE.
Would be cool to find one written in the 1800s
I will probably look into Iron Kingdom by Christopher Clark for Prussia
But I'd rather start off reading about Catholics
I have a *shudder* Germanophile friend. I have asked him for suggestions.
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Thanks bruh
If you want wholesome Catholic Germany, I recommend reading about the Kingdom of Bavaria.
Yeah that's my fav, but less books on that I guess
Here is an overarching history of Germany
https://g.co/kgs/kiSMJ6
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Here is a history of German culture
https://g.co/kgs/r6Lz3H
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This book focuses more on the history of Germany post-HRE.
https://g.co/kgs/5ZY9Sf
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A footnote from my friend:
"The post-modern English-speaking historians' view is that Germany isn't really a real country and doesn't really have a history. (Interestingly, I suspect this may be a bit more controversial in Germany itself.)"
Thanks a lot
That's exactly what they've been saying in the books I've read
Oh yeah i started reading that third one, it's written by a faggot
The first one seemed too short and broad at first glance, but I'll give it a further look