Ewige Eiszeit
I destroy the enemies of Great Mother Russia. If you haven't guessed I am madly in love with Russia, bordering with obsession.

Once upon a time in a star system, far far away this blog was once a decent place. For certain I imagined it to be the ideal channel for my fan-girl-isms, and basically anything that caught my eye. I seriously love you with every fiber of my being if you like this blog. It's not for the sane of mind, I suppose as you see I've clearly lost mine a good long time ago. It began as a World War II blog as I am a history buff, mainly about the German army but as you can see it's become many other things and more.

My historical interests span from the Third Reich (obviously), the Soviet Union, the Victorian Era, Prussia, the Renaissance, and Ancient Rome and Greece. Expect randomness, this blog has no set theme whatsoever so don't shoot me if I post radically different stuff. I am a person of multi-faceted interests. Aside from history related stuff I tend to re-blog some remarkable fashion, beautiful locales, fine architecture, enticing food items, and basically everything that captures my interest. Expect the absurd and perhaps macabre side of things from time to time, but more or less there is a compelling flow.
Ewige Eiszeit
myhistoryblog:

On the Boundary walls of Pompeii by * Karl * on Flickr.
colourthysoul:

Unknown Artist - Roman fresco of a maenad from the Casa del Criptoportico in Pompeii
swimmingthesilverwaters:

Pompeii Freso, Worship of Isis
A wall-painting depicting the performance of a ceremony in honor of Isis, it’s still unclear what rituals this cult entailed and their significance. In this fresco, for instance, we see a cistern of Nile water, choruses lined up singing, music and elaborate pageantry, but how all that fit together and what its message was is the real “mystery” of Isis today.
poboh:

Zlaté vlasy / Golden hair, Špillar Karel. Czech (1871 - 1939)
vwcampervan-aldridge:

Beech woods in the sunlight at Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, England.
centuriesbehind:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=470703866332505&set=a.145250265544535.33093.145229122213316&type=3&permPage=1
sugarmeows:

Circassian Calvary Awaiting Their Commanding Officer at the Door of a Bizantine Monument – Alberto Pasini (Italian, 1826–99)
acqua-di-fiori:

A Labour Of Love - Alfred Glendening
acqua-di-fiori:

Campaspe taking off her clothes in front of Apelles by order of Alexander (1883), by Auguste Ottin (1811-1890). North façade of the Cour Carrée in the Louvre palace, Paris.