Side question - have people who believe they are Jesus been around for centuries?

Hey,

I was going through some notes on German parties during Weimar for my exam next month, based on a document produced by the Bundestag. It describes the Centre Party (ZP) as having left and right wings, the latter of which supported a "patriarchal corporative system of government". What do they mean by a patriarchal corporatocracy?

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I have looked into the concept quite a lot as I have a company in the area and have my own "theories" as to what killed it but I would rather know why it actually went away then stick with the made up reasons I came up with.
Even just pointing me to something I could read on the topic would be incredibly helpful.

We can visit WW1 battle fields today and see the impact they still have on the landscape after nearly 100 years.

Were there areas of France and Belgium not only scared but still wounded after only 21 years?

I know many great war monuments were left untouched by the Nazis like Vimy ridge. Would farmers have already claimed the land back?

Considering that maps for much of history were rare and inaccurate, Did people even entertain the idea that they were conquering territory? Or did they think more that they were conquering cities and peoples?

I am asking because the History channel drama, "Vikings" seems to suggest this and it got me wondering.

When did Humans become concerned about person cleanliness?

Hello!

My Grade 10 world history teacher assigned us an essay for our final grade, and I had picked the topic of Chernobyl. The essay is to be argumentative, and I had been contemplating that the incident was the fault of Soviet bravado and arrogance. We're also to look up the evidence to support our claims, and I'd decided to come here asking for recommended sources on the Chernobyl incident, preferably with information relating to the human cause and consequences of the disaster. Thanks in advance!

I am a history teacher and want to get a higher degree in history. My areas of interest are European, Latin America, Irish history. I'm confused about which program to go to because Drew's program I prefer but everyone I ask tells me rutgers supposedly is a better school..Thank you.

Not in their own hand, of course ... but when it comes to people like Horace, Virgil, Tacitus, Cicero, etc., do we have any copies of their works that were published either in their own lifetime, or shortly after?

Because I've always wondered if we're just relying upon copies of copies of copies of copies, and so on. Were the humanist scholars of the 14th Century just copying Carolingian documents? Or did they have original material from Roman and Greek times?

Των Περσων οι παιδεσ μανθανουσι δικαιοσυνην. Οι δ’ αρχοντεσ δικαζουσιν παισιν προσ αλληλουσ εγκληματα και κλοπησ και αρπαγησ και βιασ και κακολογιασ. Δικαζουσι δε και εγκληματα αχαριστιασ νομιζουσι γαρ τουσ αχαριστουσ ανθpωπουσ και των θεων αμελειν και των τεκοντων και τησ πατριδοσ και των φιλων. Διδασκουσι δε τουσ παιδασ και σωφροσυνην και εγκρατειαν γαστροσ και ποτου. Μανθανουσι δε και τοξευειν και ακοντιζειν. Jenofonte

The writer of the article said something like "white people determined who was and who wasn't a n-gger in a way that both helped them and hurt Black Americans."

Is it true that race only exists because of racism?

I had asked this question during free for all Friday and got no response but it still interests me.

I am looking for information and statistics about which state killed how many people since about 1900. The death must be caused directly by war, conflict, death penalty, genocide, any form of brutality against its own or foreign people or anything like that. It must be caused by any agent of the state, no matter if soldier, police or any by the state or its forces hired persons. I am not looking for indirect killings like poverty, polution or careless actions that led to accidents of any kind.

I hope my question is clearly expressed. Any help is appreciated.

Sorry for my English!