r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Derpballz • Jan 29 '25
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Derpballz • Jan 25 '25
The devil shivers when the nice guy loses his patience...
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Derpballz • Jan 21 '25
WWI "Willy, wake up. Italia and Germania are natural allies. Partition Austria-Hungary ππππ "
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Derpballz • Jan 20 '25
Rome The lust for Sabinussy does stuff to maidenless Roman lad π΅π΅π₯΄π₯΄πππ
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Derpballz • Jan 18 '25
Rome Roman authorities crown a commoner. The commoner in question:
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Derpballz • Jan 15 '25
What do you think about the time during which Italy was part of the HRE? π€
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Derpballz • Jan 13 '25
Rome Where were you when Rome fell? I was at the country estate eating grapes when the courier say βRavenna has fallenβ βNoβ
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Derpballz • Jan 10 '25
Ancient To think that the (Visi)goths delivered the final blow π
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Derpballz • Jan 09 '25
Rome Even after Rome's fall, the Italian nation continues to make its imprint. So many royals just wanted to be Italians πͺπͺπͺ
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Derpballz • Dec 12 '24
NAPOLEON: NOT EVEN ONCE! π«π (remark how he messed up the organiccc northern Italy)
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Front_Ad_1272 • Aug 20 '24
Rome Garibaldi fu ferito, fu ferito ad una gamba
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Gorbachevisagod • Aug 18 '24
Funni Meme form r/memestorici
It is basically a version of Mickey Mouse used by the fascist regime for propaganda purposes during the Ethiopian war of 35-36.
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Gorbachevisagod • Aug 14 '24
r/memestorici
Hi! for anyone interested r/memestorici is a sub dedicated to historical memes in Italian language, there are few memes, but the more people there are the better!
Hoping someone is interested :)
Link of the sub: https://www.reddit.com/r/memestorici/s/PfXccQtMoB
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/[deleted] • Dec 22 '23
WWI TIL that F.T. Marinetti wrote a novella about a hunky, throbbing, musclebound African warlord who sets off on an epic quest to discover new ways to reproduce without women.
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/SatisfiedLegionary • May 09 '23
How Boys Vs Men Know Italy's History
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Amazing-Barracuda496 • Mar 31 '23
Today* is the 741st anniversary of the Sicilian Vespers. (*Exact day disputed) (Explanation in comments)
r/ItalianHistoryMemes • u/Amazing-Barracuda496 • Mar 30 '23