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Is it okay to say the Second World War was metal as fuck?
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>>223422317
From the losing side’s perspective, it was utterly miserable and brutal.
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>>223422317
Just stop posting man.
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>>223422367
we lost ww2 and it's not even a big topic in history classes
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>>223422367
Was kinda kino though

lost victories
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>>223422317
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>>223422434
>history classes
history classes stop at ww1 to avoid touching politics.
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>>223422532
Really, I think we went through ww2 at 14 on 8th grade or whatever
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>>223422532
i mean we also didn't really do much in ww2 and even gained back some territory
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>>223422317
>most popular event in all of fiction
you tell me op
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>>223422367
You say this only thinking about yourself
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Both world wars were extremely metal. The world only recently started to enter the modern age with mass production and the first thing we did was building dreadnaught battleships with a size of 150+ meters and passenger ships nearing 300 meters build in a matter of a few years by people who didn't have electricity or running water at home.
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>>223422317
world war 1 was definitely more metal



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