Robert Heinze
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Historian, German Historical Institute Paris, Dept. of African History Oskar Negt-pilled Je réservai ma dialectique pour le moment opportun, et je m’occupai du repas. Mastodon: @[email protected] @[email protected] HCommons: @rheinze
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I mad a starter pack for African Studies. Let me know who else should be in here!
Wie läuft eigentlich der ttt Podcast?
Full-circle: Sascha Lobo, half-baked drivel Gen X cringe antideutsch marries Jule, historically unburdened Gen Z. On their shared podcast (should've been called: Lobotomy), she claims Palestinians in Gaza lack the courage and decency exhibited by countless Germans who saved Jews in Nazi Germany
junge was willst sagen jule
Also that article is about how Trump would be the only person that reintroduces protectionism and everyone else surely must be pro-free trade and...that is just completely amazing to me that someone writes this in a UK-based, economy-focused newspaper after Brexit
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The problem, of course, is not that 'Great Man Theory' was ever unfashionable in the writing of History, but that it has been inescapably there all along.
Read Marx' Bonaparte essay and you can easily see how in a figure just as crude and stupid as Trump the specific social and political conflicts of mid-century France map out. Read Kershaw's Hitler bio, which is a two-volume repudiation of the last time historians felt GMT had something to say.
No. No he does not and ironically, the whole point of the "Great Man Theory" (and it always was decidedly a great *man* theory, no matter how often you mention the one woman who is your political hero) is to support figures like him.
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Anscheinend sind die Diebe übrigens mit E-Rollern geflüchtet, was lustig ist, weil es zeigt, wie gut die Fahrradinfrastruktur der Rue de Rivoli funktioniert: es ist schneller, den Roller zu nehmen statt ein Auto 😂
Ngl, nachdem ich gestern wie üblich im Pariser Westen bissle gewandert bin und von Bars, die "L'Empereur" heissen über Ramschläden, die Joséphine-branded Kitsch verkaufen bis zu Schulen weirder katholischer Sekten mal wieder deutlich gesehen hab, wie durchgeknallt frz. Monarchisten sind: I lol'd.
So, der Innenminister hat sich geäußert: Es wurde Schmuck & Juwelen aus der Galerie Spollo geklaut, die von unschätzbaren historischem Wert für FR seien. Da werden u.a. die Krönungsinsignien von Napoleon gezeigt. Mal gucken, wie's weitergeht. 3-4 Diebe, flüchtig.
Raubüberfall auf den Louvre. Es ist niemand was passiert, aber es gibt auch noch keine offiziellen Nachrichten, ob was geklaut wurde & wenn ja was. Der Louvre bleibt erst mal geschlossen.
www.franceinfo.fr/culture/dire...
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NO KINGS, NO CROWN JEWELS
Louvre-Heist, und ein paar kunstorientierte Accounts meiner Timeline sind seltsam still.
Lenin boarding the Kaiser's train comes to mind
The original German title for his play that was the basis for the novel is "Weapons for America", which I think goes hard
Libé, unter Berufung auf eine "Pariser kulturellen Kreisen nahestende Quelle", sagt, die Vitrinen «Bijoux Napoléon» und «Bijoux des souverains» seien betroffen.
(Nb I can't help but finding it funny that Americans accusing others of American exceptionalism often fall into the same excptionalist trap. There is a reason why historians today talk about the "Atlantic Revolutions", the American one isn't exceptional historically)
Connecting back to the original revolutionary promise to demand it be finally fulfilled is what Marx was all about!
Ok taking this stupid point seriously for a moment as a historian, "No Kings" is actually a great slogan, because

- it connects to the original revolutions of the 19th century
- but in its opposition against current oligarchies, it also entails a critique of liberal democracies that spawned them
"Ummm, actually, lots of countries that are better than the U.S. have kings, so 'No Kings' is American exceptionalism" is a take I actually saw on the skyline just now from a person with a lot of followers and an academic job

Just... shut the fuck up, please
😮🤪 *shouting incomprehensible epithets in French*
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Pourquoi le texte élitiste, sacrificiel, irréaliste, européocentré d'un penseur conservateur de la fin XIXe reste-t-il LA référence de tous les manuels sur la "nation"?
RV demain 20/10 dans le podcast avec Nathalie Richard, Nicolas Mariot et Corentin Marion, "pour en finir avec le Renan national" :)
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I wasn’t exaggerating it rules so hard
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"Monstrosity has changed in meaning."
- Simulacra and Simulation
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this rocks. when indiana edu killed the student newspaper, Purdue stepped up, printed the forbidden issue, drove it to Bloomington and stocked the boxes.
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I find it strange how rarely people in the U.S. and outside of it truly contend with how VAST the country is geographically.

Folks LOVE to mention France but Paris has a population of 2 million people and is 40 square miles.

NYC has a population of 8.5 million and is over 460 square miles
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Owning the libs by wearing a crown with a fleur-de-lis, a symbol of the French monarchy, which famously never had anything bad heppen to it.
And thus, the libs were thoroughly owned.