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Convoy transporting American troops to Russia during the Invasion of Russia, 1918. American troops in Vladivostok. Probably 1919. American troops digging in in the Arkhangelsk Oblast, in the far north west of the Russia. American troops in Siberia. The only good American troop invading another nation and recent WW 1 ally unprovoked. Nations who invaded Russia almost immediately following the 1917 revolution: British Empire Empire of Japan Czechoslovakia Greece United States France Serbia Romania Italy China
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The Empire of Japan has a great series of pictures made for the invasion of Siberia. None of these scenes ever happened the way they're depicted.
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I feel like there's some parallel here to the debt-ceiling fight.
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Orange Devil posted:Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia didn't exist yet and the Czechoslovak Legion, a corps of some 70 000 volunteers, didn't seek quarrels with the new Russian regime. Even though the British and Americans used conflicts between the Legion and the various Russian factions as a pretext for invading Russia, the Czechoslovaks themselves remained a politically ambiguous force that was dragged into fighting the Bolsheviks by Trotsky's deals with the Germans. The Germans wanted the Legion to be disarmed and imprisoned, the Red Army tried to comply, and the Legion - which was already on its way from Russia - found itself attacked by Red commanders, and scattered by rapidly shifting lines of battle. Ultimately most Legionnaires chose to carry on towards Vladivostok, forcing their way through when needed, while others merged with the White czarist armies, and some Communist sympathizers / pan-Slavists chose to work with the Bolsheviks. The Legion aided in combat by the spirit of Hussite leader Jan Zizka. Jaroslav Hašek, the most influential Czech writer of the 20th century and a Legionnaire who decided to assist the Communist government. He stayed in Russia until the end of 1920 as an agitator.
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steinrokkan posted:Czechoslovakia didn't exist yet and the Czechoslovak Legion, a corps of some 70 000 volunteers, didn't seek quarrels with the new Russian regime. Even though the British and Americans used conflicts between the Legion and the various Russian factions as a pretext for invading Russia, the Czechoslovaks themselves remained a politically ambiguous force that was dragged into fighting the Bolsheviks by Trotsky's deals with the Germans. The Germans wanted the Legion to be disarmed and imprisoned, the Red Army tried to comply, and the Legion - which was already on its way from Russia - found itself attacked by Red commanders, and scattered by rapidly shifting lines of battle. Ultimately most Legionnaires chose to carry on towards Vladivostok, forcing their way through when needed, while others merged with the White czarist armies, and some Communist sympathizers / pan-Slavists chose to work with the Bolsheviks. I was aware of the Czechoslovak Legion and their railway antics and their role in the formation of the Czechoslovak state, but was not aware they were originially living in the Russian Empire and allowed by the Czar to form a number of rifle regiments to fight the Dreibund, and ofcourse specifically Austro-Hungary, in order to help defeat them and hope to form a Czechoslovak state in the aftermath, thus making "invasion" an inappropriate term to use for their involvement. Also, my earlier list did not include "Canada" as a country which invaded Russia following the revolution for some reason. Orange Devil fucked around with this message at 15:33 on Jan 12, 2013 |
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I wonder if they realize that the White House IS a gun free zone. Gun free means you can't bring yours in, only authorized personnel are allowed to be armed. Go ahead and try to bring your guns into the White House folks, just let me know ahead of time so I can record the response for youtube. Aaron Swartz committed suicide last night. He was 26. If you have used the internet for any period of time, you probably made use of something that had his fingerprints all over it. RSS, Reddit, web.py, Jottit, and MarkDown all helped net him a sizable amount of cash, which he then used to fund Demand Progress (a progressive political advocacy group that used IT extensively to coordinate its actions), RECAP, a free alternative to PACER (PACER chages access to read ruling on Aerican law. They charge for access and a fee for each time you pull something. He purchased access from PACER to download ~20% of their database of rulings and uploaded them to RECAP so citizens could access case law for free), and did the same with JSTOR, downloading 4 million academic articles and releasing them for free on P2P networks. Both saw government investigation, the JSTOR case led to a wildly over the top prosecution. Here are his own words on his outlook, actions, and how he got where he was https://aaronsw.jottit.com/howtoget Lots of people like to complain about how the world is. Swartz made plans at took action. At the age of 26 he accomplished more for change than most will in their entire lives. Unfortunately in the end his internal demons caught up with him. http://www.suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlines.html RIP Aaron Swartz Fried Chicken fucked around with this message at 16:35 on Jan 12, 2013 |
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Orange Devil posted:
I figured it fit under "British Empire", which was why I didn't point out that Australia and New Zealand also joined in the counterrevolution. Gagarin and Guevara
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ZappDash posted:This is a bit late, and I don't think you get PMs, but I am curious to know more about Arabic artwork, esp. this kind of stuff. Would you have any book recommendations so that I can peruse at leisure? If possible, collections of artwork be amazing. Thanks. Your best resource is finding various manuscripts online and browsing through them. Princeton University and Cambridge University have huge projects to scan various manuscripts of the Shahnameh. There's thousands of minuatures from Persia, Central Asia, India, etc available there. There is a large collection of Ottoman minatures here. Modern American movies in Ottoman miniature style- http://www.behance.net/gallery/Classical-Movies-in-Miniature-Style/4455311 A Clockwork Orange Alien Kill Bill
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From the ultra-Catholic website https://www.traditioninaction.org:quote:The WYD [World Youth day] in Madrid is over. Even more than previous ones, this meeting was marked by a laxness in customs. Couples lying together on the ground in broad daylight, women wearing bikinis and men with bare chests could hardly induce the other participants to the practice of virtue, speaking euphemistically. Instead, such behavior makes a strong invitation to sin. quote:Fourth row, girls in bold bikini tops enter a kind of sensual ecstasy as the cold water touches their hot bodies: A strong occasion of sin for the young men present. Fifth row left, framed by five pairs of legs, a half-naked young man prepares for the ceremony, while at right his phlegmatic colleague in super mini-shorts observes the movement of the camp. Sixth row, a half-nude young man and his water-soaked friend enjoy the spray that makes her blouse transparent. You can practically hear his shame-boners, it's brilliant. Have a look at the site, the gallery section ("Church Revolution in Pictures") is great - he takes everything fun and/or post-1850 in Catholic liturgy and bemoans it as a sign of our time's depravity. It's a great source for photos of interesting church stuff. Oh, and as a bonus (he always groups his photos together like this and I didn't feel like manually splicing them up ) The abbot primate of the Benedictine order rocking the gently caress out.
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I'm still angry that I paid money for that piece of poo poo Survivors. At least it's in the trash now so noone else has to read it. Although the part where the good Christian survivalists come across a couple of literal baby-eating Mao's little red book carrying communists is pretty hilarious.
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Ahaha this site is great quote:Sisters of St. Joseph play the conga drums System Metternich posted:You can practically hear his shame-boners https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZnQPLJi2t4
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Fried Chicken posted:
RIP Aaron Swartz, your post reminded me of a comment that popped up on Facebook today, in reply to this quote:Back when we had solidarity, they had to hang people. Now - disunited - people commit suicide.
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Earth fucked around with this message at 21:35 on Jun 18, 2014 |
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L-L-L-Lenin post! "Under the flag of Lenin - Forward for the Motherland, for our victory!" "Lenin - For the electrification of the whole country!" - 1924 A German soldier sitting on Lenin's head http://i.imgur.com/uORm5.jpg
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ekuNNN posted:"Lenin - For the electrification of the whole country!" - 1924 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3gwyHNo7MI
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So I know who the scary emotionless automaton on the left is but I can't quite place the guy on the right? Kissinger? And as a special image treat today I found an old school project we had to do from like 3rd or 4th grade history summing up the USA's relations with the Native Americans in one or more images (which is just asking for trouble at that age really) Here is apparently the gist of what I understood it to be, I think I was pretty spot on. Cesar Cedeno fucked around with this message at 01:16 on Jan 13, 2013 |
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I was behind this at a stop light today. Spot the white supremacist bumper stickers.
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Luigi Thirty posted:I was behind this at a stop light today. Spot the white supremacist bumper stickers. Does the 'MANATEE' on the plate mean they paid money to support wildlife? This one shows that you donated to support watersheds by buying a slightly more expensive tag, for example.
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syscall girl posted:Does the 'MANATEE' on the plate mean they paid money to support wildlife? I think Florida is one of those states that puts county names on their licence plates and there's a Manatee County in Florida. e: This plate is issued by the Bay Mills tribal government and recognized by Michigan. I have no idea if it's valid in other states or not.
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syscall girl posted:Does the 'MANATEE' on the plate mean they paid money to support wildlife?
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syscall girl posted:Does the 'MANATEE' on the plate mean they paid money to support wildlife? Yeah, Florida has a lot of those but that's the normal license plate. This however is not:
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Communist propaganda: "1939 - enhance communication between countryside and city" "Read the magazine Molodaya Gvarddiya [The Young Guard]" "Death To World Imperialism" "Long live the first of May" “2 + 2 = 5: The arithmetic of an industrial-financial counter-plan, plus enthusiasm of workers!” "Worked for glory!" "If people don’t attack us, we will not attack them, if they attack us, we will surely attack them" "To the West!" "Proud father" "USSR as a result of collective and state farms it has become the largest agricultural economy in the world.1931" "Brothers-in-arms scheduled a meeting above the enemy’s city, with every handshake fascist Germany is cracking up."
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ekuNNN posted:I'm still angry that I paid money for that piece of poo poo Survivors. At least it's in the trash now so noone else has to read it. Although the part where the good Christian survivalists come across a couple of literal baby-eating Mao's little red book carrying communists is pretty hilarious. let me be the first to say hitler had the right idea
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Lord Lambeth posted:let me be the first to say hitler had the right idea That would have been a great Mountain Dew flavor And in traditional dishonest fashion the Hitler thing is not even true: http://www.salon.com/2013/01/11/stop_talking_about_hitler/
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McDowell posted:That would have been a great Mountain Dew flavor quote:Besides, Omer Bartov, a historian at Brown University who studies the Third Reich, notes that the Jews probably wouldn’t have had much success fighting back. “Just imagine the Jews of Germany exercising the right to bear arms and fighting the SA, SS and the Wehrmacht. The [Russian] Red Army lost 7 million men fighting the Wehrmacht, despite its tanks and planes and artillery. The Jews with pistols and shotguns would have done better?” he told Salon. "Welp, looks like this one's all wrapped up - let's just go on and get in the cattle car" GULAG memorial in Magadan Oblast
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Holy poo poo I hate fake Cyrillic. What the gently caress does tsomyd"d"e mean?
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Isn't that a place in Thailand? Marx's grave in the East London Cemetery Here's what a facebook friend had to say about it: quote:Another words let them be your sugar daddy, They would say" we'll take care of you." I think about 50 million middle class starve to death in Russia. After the communist took over.
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ekuNNN posted:L-L-L-Lenin post! Who's the handsome guy next to young Stalin?
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TheIllestVillain posted:Who's the handsome guy next to young Stalin? Nicolae Ceaușescu, apparently. I searched for "weed stalin" on gis and found this. Not what I was hoping for, but it's loving beautiful in so many ways. The irony of the statement at the bottom, the lack of historical knowledge, the lack of understanding the meaning of words. It's precious. Also, it features some fake cyrillic!
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Crossposting from the Middle-East thread:quote:I've taken the liberty to translate a map published in a French newspaper that gives an overview of the situation in the region (link to the original, in French).
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"A French soldier forces a German civilian to remove his hat during the funeral procession for a French officer, who was assassinated as a result of the French occupation of the Rhineland in 1923"
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ekuNNN posted:"A French soldier forces a German civilian to remove his hat during the funeral procession for a French officer, who was assassinated as a result of the French occupation of the Rhineland in 1923" Source? Old colour footage is always cool.
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Forums Terrorist posted:Source? Old colour footage is always cool. I don't know, sadly. I looked around a bit but can't find a source. It does kinda remind me of those enormous BBC documentary series about WWI and WWII.
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Laminator posted:Isn't that a place in Thailand? pan out to see the newspaper.
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marxist socialism, worst socialism
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