Human history is full of mysteries. There's a lot of things that people have simply forgotten, that have been purposely erased from the record or buried under the sands of time. On Reddit's /r/HistoryMemes, users investigate these topics with the highest degree of intellectual rigor and the most sensitive and scholarly historical practice.
They also make funny memes about the past and how people lived, fought, and worked their ways through life. Whether it's the Roman Empire and when it actually ended (and who can really claim to be the "new Rome") or the theories that ancient aliens constructed pyramids and other monuments around the world, these Redditors are on the case. Historical investigation never stops, and we never stop learning more about the past.
So if you're looking to get in your history memes fix and learn something while laughing a little along the way, this is the right place to do it.
Dual Monarchymaxxing
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New Best Friend
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Hannibal Was Packing
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Rhyming History
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Who Is The New Rome?
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L'Empereur Tried His Best
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True Ninja Experience
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Little Did They Know
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Monarch Coupling
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You Are Not Rome
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German D-Day Response
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Suez Crisis, 1953
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Then Came The Russo-Japanese War Of 1904-1905
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Revolutionary France Hit Different
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Average Censor Be Like
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German Tactics
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World War II Tactics
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19th Century Was Weird
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Roosevelt Cultural Victory
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Don't Sell Indulgences!
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Deep Pronouncements
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Cope From Regional Rivals
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He Spoke A Truth They Weren't Ready For
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Stand Up For Friedrich
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Dragoonpilled Horsemaxxing
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Interpretations
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The Naval Front
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Roman History
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