Personally, I have always enjoyed Russian history as it contains some of the most notable and unique historical figures that I can think of. Being as indecisive as I am, however, it his really hard for me to ignore the history of all peoples and regions on this planet. If I had to pick one though, I guess Ancient Roman history would get my vote, followed closely by Russian history.
Which country(or region) has the most appealing history to you?
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ARGH! How could I forget about the land of the rising sun? Yeah, their history is very impressive to say the least. After all, they did produce best warrior the ancient world had to offer.
Spain.
Their history is tied into the history of countless other countries as well. Including the entire Western Hemisphere.
Their history is tied into the history of countless other countries as well. Including the entire Western Hemisphere.
roronoa3000
Banned
Sparta!!!
ForumModeregulator
Believer In GregCentauro
The ancient mysterious cities buried underneath the depths of the ocean and Canada.
PlasmaTwa2
The Second-Hottest Man in my Mother's Basement
Russian and Canadian history.
I never believe any "official" versions of history. There are always three sides to every story, the winner's, the loser's and the truth. There is always an alternative version of what happened that can be researched.
Now that my rant is over, let me answer the question at hand. I have always had a fascination with Germanic history. I also love the history of the "New World". Which by the way, contrary to the Euro centric bias of most people, pre-dates 1492 by a long, long time. How can someone "discover" a land with hundreds of thousands inhabitants already there? There is evidence of limited African-South American trade at least a hundred years before Columbus. Never mind the Vikings and the fact that there where people living in South America far to early for the Bering land bridge to be the only way that people populated the the western hemisphere.
Now that my rant is over, let me answer the question at hand. I have always had a fascination with Germanic history. I also love the history of the "New World". Which by the way, contrary to the Euro centric bias of most people, pre-dates 1492 by a long, long time. How can someone "discover" a land with hundreds of thousands inhabitants already there? There is evidence of limited African-South American trade at least a hundred years before Columbus. Never mind the Vikings and the fact that there where people living in South America far to early for the Bering land bridge to be the only way that people populated the the western hemisphere.
Anything but Asian cuz that bores me. Preferably Russia or any SIGNIFICANT Euro country.
GregCentauro
Banned
San Fernando Valley
vodkazvictim
Why save the world, when you can rule it?
Bit of a Russophile myself. Love it so much I went there for a year to learn the language.
Middle eastern history is somethign I like a LOT, however the high temperatures there would kill me.
tartanterrier
Is somewhere outhere.
North American 
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