Kicked Out of Heaven Vol. I

Kicked Out of Heaven Vol. I: The Untold History of The White Races cir. 700-1700 a.d. is the first in a 3-volume series compiled from first and second-hand sources. The entire series contains over 1000 pictures to verify and confirm the truth of the facts presented.

This series delves into the European social and environmental experiences, with the documented facts undergoing a psychoanalytical review by the author. The first chapter of Volume I offers a detailed description of natural disasters and sporadic weather conditions over the course of 1000 years. These unpredictable weather patterns led to many famines and plagues, forcing people to resort to cannibalism to survive these atrocious circumstances.

A comprehensive description of the Medieval judicial and law systems is also provided. An Executioner's personal diary from the 1500s is examined to give insight into the intricate nature of criminals and the lawlessness of the times, detailing crimes involving mass murders and rapes. Within this 585-page book, there are over 150 pages dedicated to the punishment of criminals, considered as torture from a modern perspective.

The book describes Old European dietary styles, such as reversed eel or blood puddings, which remain prevalent today. It explores the market trades of the Nobles, as well as the dice and card games that often resulted in brawls in local pubs. Different marriage customs and childbirth practices are outlined, alongside many more intriguing facts.

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