what is the most iconic battle of your country's history?
What is the most iconic battle of your country's history?
Jason Carter
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Camden Sanchez
The Paraguai war, but some people from different regions may point some particular civil conflict which happened on their state, but in general it's pretty much the Paraguay war
Dominic Peterson
Depends on what you consider "my country"
I can answer with the battle of Mohács and if you say that "Aktchually that was HUNAGRY adn not SLOVAKIA" even though Slovakia and Hungary were both part of the same kingdom and therefore both of our peoples fought and died in that battle irrelevant of the flag they flew then I can answer with the battle of Zborov which would be satisfying to the retards who just need to hear that "my country"s name was included in the name of the army fighting that battle
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Isaac Bell
MIDWAY
Juan Diaz
>Depends on what you consider "my country"
When it starts that way it means you lost a few battles
Mason Evans
I would say Teutoburg forest were the Romans got fucked and stopped from colonizing German lands, pic kinda related.
There are some others, like Vienna against the turks, the battle of the nations, Waterloo, Tanneberg (1914) and on the bad side Stalingrad.
Dominic Torres
In all honesty though, we kinda have four that are equal
1. Battle of Chalpultepec
2. Battle of Gettsyburg
3. D-Day
4. Battle of Midway
Nicholas Davis
probably Vimy, but Queenston Heights is up there to
Owen King
Is this French, German or BeNeLuxian history?
Elijah King
This one was definitely the most important of all times
Zachary Russell
Raid on the Medway
maybe not the most iconic one but well known
Colton Gonzalez
Bunker Hill
New Orleans
Midway
Luke Sullivan
Aljubarrota is the most Iconic one.
Although Valverde and Atoleiros are my personal favourites.
Atoleiros:
1400 Portuguese vs 5000 Castilians
0 Portuguese casualties Vs heavy Castilian casualties
Valverde:
3.000 Portuguese vs 20.000 Castilians
Heavy casualties for both sides
Decisive Portuguese victory
On Castilian soil.
Xavier Rogers
>Alamo
>Pearl Harbor
>9/11
Ftfy
Cooper Evans
>Hungary were both part of the same kingdom
Hungary was part of Hungary. This is your brain on Slovak propaganda.
Jordan Murphy
Battle of Pskov lake (btfoed Teutons)
Battle of Kalka river (btfoed mongols)
Battle of Poltava (btfoed Swedes)
Borodino (btfoed frenchies)
Stalingrad & Kursk (btfoed Germans)
Nathan Gray
Was Slovakia not part of the kingdom of St.Stephen then?
Samuel Williams
Saying that Hungary was part of a kingdom is retarded, because Hungary was the kingdom. Hungary cannot be part of Hungary. This is another Slovak propaganda. You would rather refer to Hungary as the Kingdom of St. Stephen than as Hungary. This Uhorsko/Madarsko split is entirely made up by Slovaks.
Charles Ward
>Catholics vs Catholics
WHOOOOAH I'M CUMMING SO HARD UYHHH UHHHHH OHHHHHHH SO BAAAAAAASED OHHHHHH
Anthony Fisher
We beat the shit out of Andrea Doria's fleet without losing a ship
Luke Phillips
>Saying that Hungary was part of a kingdom is retarded, because Hungary was the kingdom. Hungary cannot be part of Hungary.
Slovakia was as much of a part of that Kingdom as Hungary
The Kingdom effectively stopped existing after WW1 as it was dissolved. You can claim that the legacy of the Kingdom is solely Hungarian, but it was always multi-ethnic and don't forget that it too was once ruled from Bratislava ;)
Jason Powell
ah yes, back when the well-known and influential slovak ruling class ruled the Kingdom of Hungary from a city that was definitely referred to as Bratislava at the time
Matthew Ward
Jaxon Russell
nah, you know what, that's too harsh of a bant response
were there actually slovak troops at Mohács though? I always assumed they were northern border troops, the Croats seemed to be the slavic troops that got ferried around all over the place
Ian Peterson
In the early days of the Kingdom Slovaks were richer thanks to the mines in the Carpathians and after the Habsburg takeover the priesthood was mainly Slovak
That's what happens in a multi-ethnic Kingdom
Slovakia was very well integrated into the Kingdom so I don't see a reason why there wouldn't be any Slovaks troops in the army
Luke Myers
>alamo
Texan meme
>Pearl Harbor
Just a rallying cry
>9/11
You must be joking
Christian Cooper
american-tier logic
John Thomas
le wikipedo battle boxes
Julian Perez
Henry Butler
I like this one, top kek
Liam Jenkins
Lexington and Concord by far
Lincoln Wilson
this one of my favorites