90% of historic monuments in my country were burned down by a country that has no history

>90% of historic monuments in my country were burned down by a country that has no history

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90%? Really?

the only thing concrete I could find was one castle that we pwnd but that's it
we did take a bunch of their swords but that's not really destruction

You should have surrendered, you may feel a slight sting. That's pride fucking with you.

>90% of historic monuments in my country were destroyed or neglected by my own country

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>90% of historic monuments in my country were preserved

The firebombings did a lot more damage than the nukes.

>3 museums destroyed because of brazilian engineering

>90% of historic monuments in my country were burned down by the neighbors

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>The building was also home to items covering the centuries from the arrival of the Portuguese in the 1500s to the declaration of a republic in 1889.

>The ethnology collection had unique pieces from the pre-Columbian era and artifacts from indigenous cultures.

>Pieces from Greco-Roman times and Egypt were also on display at the museum.

>Portugal's royal family transferred the court to the building in 1808, when the country faced with the threat of invasion from Napoleon.

>Its millions of artefacts included fossils, Brazil's largest meteorite, dinosaur bones and a 12,000-year-old skeleton of a woman known as "Luzia", the oldest ever discovered in the Americas

Museum go boom