/hr/ - Historical Revisionism

>add documentation, debate and long hyphen — options
— means general topic without rules

i gotta rewrite the rules for /hr/ to make it sound greater.

Reinhold Hanisch, partner in post card business says about Adolfie
>Over and over again there were days on which he simply refused to work. Then he would hang around night shelters, living on the bread and soup that he got there, and discussing politics, often getting involved in heated controversies.
>He (Hitler) was never an ardent worker, was unable to get up in the morning, had difficulty in getting started, and seemed to be suffering from a paralysis of the will.

Musical conductor student who became musician August Kubizek was Adcuck's bbf but, he says
>He refused to take up any definite work, a 'bread-and-butter job', as he contemptuously described it.
>It was the life half of a man of private means, half of a good-for-nothing, and he was able to lead it thanks to his mother's pension as a widow.

Adolf Hitler was in love with jewish crush, Stefanie (aka english for Stacy or something…)
>When she responded with a smile to his inquiring glance, he was happy and his mood became unlike anything I had ever observed in him. But when Stefanie, as happened just as often, coldly ignored his gaze, he was crushed and ready to destroy himself and the whole world.
>Despite the depth of his feelings, Hitler never made any attempt to communicate with Stefanie. Kubizek describes Hitler's reluctance:
>It would have been improper to address Stefanie, recalled Kubizek, as neither of us had been introduced to the young lady.

Ulrich 33, Kubizek notices Hitler's possible autistic trait
>Hitler would immediately set to work in a blaze of activity only to suddenly lose interest and devote attention to something else.
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Before I begin this, I gotta explain the general way /hr/ Historical Revisionism works.
there are 3 different categories.
>discussion/chat/-
once /hr/ is completely done, you will be able to pick between 3 different taglines. These "tags" in other words are category that defines the nature of thread and how it is to be used. It's important to understand /hr/ is more of a serious board and spam is strictly prohibited with degenerate post behavior and unintelligent disruptive unfilfilling conversations. For "discussion" category threads, you can simply discuss anything historically curious or any historical events with intent of studying history. "No Fun Allowed and "Jokes" board rules exemplify that this isn't a place for average turdposters, but for academic conversations both for historical buffs hobbyists and researchers, students alike - everybody is welcome to post here in constructive critical analysis. Even creationists are allowed to post as long as the nature is "finding out" historical truths and whatever you yourself might believe you can post anything no matter how subjectively wrong it is to others. All that matters is that you do not quarrel, insult other users, get angry and do it for some superficial reasons like attention seeking, trolling or etc.
>documentation
This is a category that you use for OP (and OP alone) document in the thread history. Other users are not allowed to question or debate his narrative nor respond. These threads server as written by OP articles. They can be true and can have mistake, however since they are written by single user but that is its nature. You can discuss documentations in normal threads referencing them >> precisely through quoting id. Quoting threads is optimal way of using evidence or material to bring attention to something particular working similar to another feature of Online Bible that I will one day add here. To reference a thread just add the id under the two arrors >>55 like this.
>debates
Debates are threads with topics where users can converse on an academic question. Remember, no cursing is allowed. No insults, no memes. This is just for history nerds to document, debate and study history!

This is not a documentation thread but just normal thread to feature some text on jews that was made in Ancient Egypt. It made me wonder two things, "Was Moses histoPost too long. Click here to view the full text.