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Spooky season is far from over, we still got Werwulf winter to look forward to
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1,500-Year-Old Boat Grave in Germany Reveals a Wooden Throne and Roman Links
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"Your diet has no impact on ADHD"
In this study, 71% of participants showed at least a 30% decrease in ADHD symptoms and 79% were identified as “very much improved”.
The ADHD brain explained.
A guide to understanding:
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BREAKING: Germany warns government officials that their iPhones may have been compromised by sophisticated spyware capable of infecting devices without users clicking anything.
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Every day waking up in America is a blessing. Raise your children to love this country.
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BREAKING: Neuroscientists confirm that ADHD brains struggle with "emotional co-regulation boundaries"—meaning an ADHD parent or child will walk into a room, instantly absorb everyone else’s stress like a sponge, and blow up without realizing the anger wasn't even theirs.
In a house full of neurodivergent brains, emotions are deeply contagious:1/7
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The hillfort of the Glauberg in Hesse featured a monumental "processional avenue". Moreover, its main burial mound was surrounded by a ditch and a series of large postholes used to predict solstices. This suggests that the Glauberg may have served as "sacred centre" or Omphalos.
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THE MARKOMANNIC EMPIRE
While not fully stratified, An Argument can be made that the First Germanic Empire is Marobodus' Empire, 9bc-18ad.
This was a Tribal Confederation, although Marobodus explicitly Proclaimed himself as the King of the other Tribes under him, much to the contempt of the Semnones and Langobardi.
The Markomanni were by far the most Powerful and Stratified Tribe in Germania, and through being close friends with Rome, formed a large federation of mostly Economic Basis, which greatly Enriched the Markomanni and their Allies.
Depicted on the map are Specific types of Almgren Fibula associated with the Markomanni and their Trade Network, as well as the Tribes described as being part of Marobodus' Empire.
Oldest extant Germanic nations, ordered by the date they unified or became an independent state:
1. Norway (formed in 872) - Unified under Harald Fairhair after the Battle of Hafrsfjord. (modern independent state only dates to 1905 though)
2. England (formed on July 12, 927) - Unified under King Æthelstan creating the Kingdom of England which expanded through the union with Scotland in 1707.
3. Denmark (formed around 965) - Unified under King Harald Bluetooth.
4. Sweden - Emerged as a unified kingdom in the 11th century
5. Switzerland (formed on October 24, 1648) - Gained de facto independence from the Holy Roman Empire via the Peace of Westphalia, formalising the Swiss Confederation.
6. Liechtenstein (formed on August 6, 1806) - Established as the Principality of Liechtenstein after the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire.
7. Netherlands (formed on November 20, 1813) - The Kingdom of the Netherlands was established post-Napoleonic Wars, building on earlier Dutch republican traditions (unified in 1588 which would put them at 5th).
8. Luxembourg (formed on March 15, 1815) - The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg was created by the Congress of Vienna, achieving full independence in the 19th century.
Belgium (formed on October 4, 1830) - Declared independence from the United Kingdom of the Netherlands after a revolution, forming the Kingdom of Belgium.
9. Germany (formed on July 1, 1867) - Established as the North German Confederation, which evolved into the German Empire in 1871 and the modern Federal Republic after 1990 reunification.