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Battle of Brody [Germans Dislodged Out of Ukraine and Eastern Poland](en.historylapse.org)
1 points by domnuprofesor 7y ago|0 comments
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The emerging national conscience in ancient Japan(en.historylapse.org)
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Why did the Chinese communists win over the Nationalists?(en.historylapse.org)
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Tehran Conference – First Meeting of the Big Three(en.historylapse.org)
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Some nations sacrificed for the sake of stability [Yalta Conference](en.historylapse.org)
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Home Front During WW2(en.historylapse.org)
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A popular guidebook describes 1902 to 1953 in Cuba as the “Age of Decadence”(en.historylapse.org)
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by domnuprofesor 7y ago
you are correct, that's why the title of the post mentions Europe. we also cover the japanese invasion of China here: https://en.historylapse.org/japanese-invasion-of-china-durin... , https://en.historylapse.
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The massive strategic bombing of Germany and its allies during World War Two(en.historylapse.org)
1 points by domnuprofesor 7y ago|0 comments
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The Invasion of Poland Was the First Battle of World War Two in Europe(en.historylapse.org)
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Reveal: Google Plan to Prevent Next “Trump Situation” (Hidden Cam)(vimeo.com)
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The Holocaust [whole burnt offering] [graphic](en.historylapse.org)
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Allied Bombing of Germany(en.historylapse.org)
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Allied offensives in the Pacific during 1943-44(en.historylapse.org)
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The Holocaust [Graphic](en.historylapse.org)
1 points by domnuprofesor 7y ago|1 comments
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Japan's Defeat in the Second Sino-Japanese War: Unexpected Victory for China(en.historylapse.org)
1 points by domnuprofesor 7y ago|0 comments
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Allied Involvement in the Second Sino-Japanese War(en.historylapse.org)
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Hundred Days Offensive(en.historylapse.org)
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Bay of Pigs Invasion – Cuban Rebels Backed by the CIA Try to Topple Castro(en.historylapse.org)
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World War I Epilogue – A World Without War?(en.historylapse.org)
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German Invasion of Greece and Yugoslavia(en.historylapse.org)
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Resisting Alone: China’s Defensive War Against Japan(en.historylapse.org)
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The Origins and Start of the Second-Sino Japanese War(en.historylapse.org)
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by domnuprofesor 8y ago
Thank you for recognizing the quality of the article. The "UX is great" response was more of an answer on the same level as "UX is terrible": it did not provide any explanation on why it is terrible and it seemed to be a
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by domnuprofesor 8y ago
I see your point and I agree. You seem to be an experienced reader with an interest in history. History Lapse is meant towards the uninitiated youth who lost interest in history because it is "boring". You can read more about it i
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by domnuprofesor 8y ago
History Lapse also has a Patreon account here: https://www.patreon.com/historylapse
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by domnuprofesor 8y ago
yes, I am the creator of History Lapse. why so suspicious?
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by domnuprofesor 8y ago
please explain
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by domnuprofesor 8y ago
i think an overlay for the first image would do. will implement.
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by domnuprofesor 8y ago
History Lapse is meant to be read in cadence with the bits of text. The association is meant to stay in memory for a longer time since it is the natural way our brain works. Also, there is almost no reading fatigue because of the start-stop

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