Constantinople Memorial Thread

Today, the 29th of May 2016, is the 563rd anniversary of the fall of Constantinople.

Press F to pay respects, and if you wish, leave some dank memes as an offering to the memory of one of the mightiest and beautiful cities ever constructed by man.

Think of this thread like a visitors book but for a funeral. Remove Kebab.

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>dank memes
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R.I.P

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Coooooooooooooooooonstantinople

You mean Istanbul...dont you bongistani?

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t-ty k-kurwa

Roman Empire, you held on so long but were eventually enriched. Europe will be next.

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1,686 years since this based motherfucker moved house.

It wasn't renamed Istanbul until the foundation of the Turkish Republic. It was named Konstantiniyye during Ottoman rule.

The Norse called it Miklagard, which is a much better name.

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>Muh Constipationople

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lol kool story anglo

tell me about armenian "genocide" next

>post yfw you will never see the Colossus of Constantine in all of it's glory, in real life

at least some of it rests in rome

Russians said Tsargrad.

Scandicuck languages in general are terrible, so no.

This is Samuil, the bulgarian Tsar
One of the biggest opponent of the Byzantines thogether with Mohammedans

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They rebuilt all the shit isis detonated in Palmyra, why can't they rebuild this

>m-muh constantinople!

The Bulgarians did far more than the B*zantines did to stop the turks, both in 15th and 20th century

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siege_of_Adrianople_(1912–13)

>The victorious end of the siege was considered an enormous military success because the defenses of city were carefully developed by leading German siege experts and were dubbed 'undefeatable'

>The Bulgarian achievements up to this point were fairly summarized by a British war correspondent: "A nation with a population of less than five million and a military budget of less than two million pounds per annum placed in the field within fourteen days of mobilization an army of 400,000 men, and in the course of four weeks moved that army over 160 miles in hostile territory, captured one fortress and invested another, fought and won two great battles against the available armed strength of a nation of twenty million inhabitants, and stopped only at the gates of the hostile capital.

Meanwhile, byzanboo autists are jerking off at the failure of a shitty "empire" that lost countless of times against all their neighbors simultaneously, and then managed to get fucking capitulated by some shitskins even if their city was deemed impossible to be captured

Its Simeon, the guy who did this

As you can see, there's not much of a Byzantium there, as they were one of the most incapable empires to ever exist - being conquered by some shitty steppe tribe, and then again by a muslim steppe tribe

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Why are you being such a cuck today, Finland?

Don't forget, if it wasn't for the Latin Empire, Byzantium would have been in a better position to deal with the turks.