Aleksander Paradziński
@akjp89.bsky.social
Heinz Heinen Fellow at @dependencybonn.de Historian of Late Antiquity, interested mainly in Prosopography, Late Latin Historiography, Ethnic Identity and Systems of Dependencies.
In my humble opinion one of the best scenes in the history of the television, masterful transition from a comedic tone into the tragedy of it all.
November 11, 2025 at 8:57 AM
In my humble opinion one of the best scenes in the history of the television, masterful transition from a comedic tone into the tragedy of it all.
Would fit perfectly with this new alt-history media project american-kingdoms.com
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In American Kingdoms, American history is re-imagined as a medieval setting - an age defined not by musket and cannon, but by knightly honor and courtly intrigue.
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October 10, 2025 at 4:49 AM
Would fit perfectly with this new alt-history media project american-kingdoms.com
Possible, though I reckon it might be just a bonus, a byproduct of more crude tactics. Doesn't change the fact the lack of self-preservation instincts is baffling.
October 9, 2025 at 4:53 PM
Possible, though I reckon it might be just a bonus, a byproduct of more crude tactics. Doesn't change the fact the lack of self-preservation instincts is baffling.
... but I guess instead of solidarity one can opt for everyone for themselves approach. This is not to say we don't get to be critical over funding allocation etc., but this particular attack seems very silly and irresponsible.
October 8, 2025 at 9:09 AM
... but I guess instead of solidarity one can opt for everyone for themselves approach. This is not to say we don't get to be critical over funding allocation etc., but this particular attack seems very silly and irresponsible.
That whole thread over there seems very bizzare. You would think academics in the States would be a bit more weary of trivialising other academics research over funding they receive in the context of the current political climate surrounding funding of research there...
October 8, 2025 at 9:09 AM
That whole thread over there seems very bizzare. You would think academics in the States would be a bit more weary of trivialising other academics research over funding they receive in the context of the current political climate surrounding funding of research there...
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I don't buy it. I do believe that Russia made a deliberate intelligence leak about something like that to scare the Americans, and it worked. It's also a convenient story for the US establishment, btw, because it justifies a strategy that turned out to be a failure.
October 4, 2025 at 10:13 AM
I don't buy it. I do believe that Russia made a deliberate intelligence leak about something like that to scare the Americans, and it worked. It's also a convenient story for the US establishment, btw, because it justifies a strategy that turned out to be a failure.