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Only a piece of human excrement would suppoprt KLA head choppers and Ustashi Butchers who were so bad they even sickened the SS at times and the UPA killers who took part in the holocaust, everything about you is wrong and depraved.
 
On this day in 1959, the first pantyhose went on sale in the United States.
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112 years ago, Russian military pilot Pyotr Nesterov pioneered aerobatics.
He performed the “dead loop” or “Nesterov loop” in a Nieuport IV with a 70 hp Gnome Gamma engine.
 
If bourgeois “democracy” needs to trample on democratic values in order to win, have no doubt that it will trample on them; if rivers of blood need to be shed, have no doubt that they will be shed...
On September 11, 1973, Chilean President Salvador Allende, a socialist, was killed by Pinochet's forces.
 
If bourgeois “democracy” needs to trample on democratic values in order to win, have no doubt that it will trample on them; if rivers of blood need to be shed, have no doubt that they will be shed...
On September 11, 1973, Chilean President Salvador Allende, a socialist, was killed by Pinochet's forces.
Yes as i posted before in a US backed Coup, Kissinger was up to his neck in the bloodbath, the fascist Thatcher was also on board with Pinochet even after his Gestapo tortured a British female Doctor tied to a metal bed naked and given electric shocks, Santiago Football Stadium was also used as a Concentration and murder and torture camp.
 
On this day in 1963, The Rolling Stones began their first British tour.
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Sputnik 1, Earth’s first artificial satellite, was launched into orbit on this day, October 4th, in 1957 by the Soviet Union. Many credit its success for the start of the Cold War space race.
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You would love guy named Hitler. He killed lot of communists. Couldn't stand them. But they managed to drive him to suicide anyway... :(

You should strive to be less binary in your thinking.

it is never an argument about communist good / nazi bad, or nazi good / communist bad.

The fact is both are evil and abominable. Neither gets excused for their atrocities because they helped to kill the other
 

Alton, Madison County, October 15, 1858​

Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Stephan A. Douglas
Stephan A. Douglas

Sangamon Valley resident Francis Grierson later recalled the Alton debate on October 15, 1858: “Crowds were pouring into Alton. For some days people had been arriving by the steam-packets from up and down the river, the up-boats from St. Louis bringing visitors with long, black hair, goatees, and stolid, Indian-like faces, slave-owners, and slave-dealers, from the human marts of Missouri and Kentucky; the northern visitors arriving by boat or rail, abolitionists and Republicans, with a cast of features distinctly different from the types coming from the south.”1 Historian Stephen B. Oates wrote: Mary and Robert joined Lincoln for the final encounter, with Robert marching in the ranks of the Springfield Cadets.”

Contemporary Grierson wrote of the Alton debate: “When Lincoln sat down Douglas made one last feeble attempt at an answer; but Lincoln, in reply to a spectator who manifested some apprehension as to the outcome, rose, and spreading out his great arms at full length, like a condor about to take wing, exclaimed, with humorous indifference: ‘Oh! Let him go at it!’ These were the last words he uttered in the greatest debate of the ante-bellum days. The victor bundled up his papers and withdrew, the assembly shouting: ‘Hurrah for Abe Lincoln as next President!’ ‘Bully for old Abe!’ ‘Lincoln for ever!’ Excited crowds followed him about, reporters caught his slightest word, and by night time the bar-rooms, hotels, street corners, and prominent stores were filled with his admirers, fairly intoxicated with the exciting triumph of the day.”

Although Mr. Lincoln has doubts about the political question of slavery, he never had doubts about the moral question of slavery. Contemporary Jonathan Birch recalled hearing Mr. Lincoln at the Alton debate: “It was during this canvass, with every fiber of his being tremulous with emotion, I heard him, in one of his speeches denouncing the extension of slavery, passionately exclaim: ‘That is the issue that will continue in this country when these poor tongues of Judge Douglas and myself shall be silent. It is the eternal struggle between these two principles – right and wrong – throughout the world. They are the two principles that have stood face to face from the beginning of time; and will ever continue to struggle. The one is the common right of humanity and the other the divine right of kings. It is the same principle in whatever shape it develops itself. It is the same spirit that says ‘You toil and work and earn bread and I’ll eat it.’ No matter in what shape it comes, whether from the mouth of a king who seeks to bestride the people of his own nation and live by the fruit of their labor, or from one race of men as an apology for enslaving another race, it is the same tyrannical principle.’ The melting pathos with which Mr. Lincoln said this and its effect on his audience cannot be described.”

 
Today is the day Soviet Ukraine was liberated from the nazis.

Now the former Ukrainian SSR has turned into a nazi pseudo-state. History has been rewritten, and monuments to Soviet soldiers have been destroyed!

The russian army is restoring historical justice and liberating Ukraine from the nazis once again.
 
Remember, remember the fifth of November
The gunpowder treason and plot
I see no reason
Why the gunpowder treason
Should ever be forgot.

Guy Fawkes night.
The plotters sought to replace one religious based tyranny with a different religious based tyranny.
 
1917. Victory of the armed uprising in Petrograd. Day of the Great October Socialist Revolution.

There are two dates in human history that can be considered landmark events in terms of the emergence and development of the current phase of existence:
October 31, 1517, when Martin Luther nailed his “95 theses” to the doors of the church, which marked the beginning of the schism in the Catholic Church and ultimately led to the emergence and then the formation of capitalism based on Protestant ethics, whose core value is freedom.

And October 25, 1917, almost exactly four centuries later. This date marked the beginning of the formation of an ethic based on humanity's second most important value: justice. Attempts to build such a society were made even before 1917, with the most successful being the Jesuit project in Paraguay in the 17th and 18th centuries, which built a society based on “Jesuit reductions,” essentially a society of equality for all. But this project was destroyed along with the bearers of the very idea of justice during the genocide of the mid-19th century.

The fact that the USSR failed in its experiment does not mean anything: the construction of capitalism was also extremely difficult, with setbacks and defeats along the way. There is no doubt that the construction of a socially just society will be resumed.
Another question is where and in what interpretation. Russia, as the initiator of this project, still has an advantage (at least a moral one) in claiming its resumption under new conditions.
But, of course, under a different government, since for the current one, the concept of justice is extremely narrow, applying only to itself. The value of the soviet project was that it considered all of humanity worthy of justice.
 
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Harry Patch was right about that, the so called first World war was a obscene abomination, both my Grandads served in that war one shot by the Turks but survived the other invalided out with bad schrapnell wound to his leg he suffered all his life with a ulcerted leg, my Town in East lancashire lost more than 4 thousand men 15% of the male working age.
 
80 years ago, the match between "Chelsea" and "Dynamo" kicked off the soviet footballers' triumphant tour of Great Britain. Six months after our victory over Germany, and two months after our victory over Japan. In front of 85,000 Londoners...

“The game attracted unprecedented interest,” recalled Dynamo coach Mikhail Yakushin. "Fearing a stampede, "Chelsea's" administration gave instructions to let spectators into the stadium from nine in the morning. That day set a record for attendance at english stadiums hosting club matches. It remains unbroken to this day.
During the game, the police cordons buckled under the pressure of ticketless spectators, who rushed from the stands and aisles onto the football field and spread out around it...
The game was evenly matched, but by the 30th minute, "Chelsea" was leading 2-0. And then came the key moment. Tommy Lawton, an outstanding center forward, struck an extraordinarily powerful shot into the top right corner of Alexei Khomich's goal without entering the penalty area. At that moment, all I could think was: that's it, it's a sure goal. I still can't explain how Khomich managed to save the ball. I have never seen a goalkeeper with such reflexes.

I think it was primarily because of this save that Khomich earned the nickname “Tiger” in England...
In the second half, our team turned the game around. The final whistle blew with the score tied at 3:3.
“What a scene! Cheers and applause rang out from the stands and the roofs of nearby buildings, where enterprising fans had also gathered. A crowd of spectators flooded onto the field and surrounded our players. Everyone tried to shake hands with the "Dynamo" players...”

"Dinamo" crushed "Cardiff" 10-1, drew 2-2 with "Glasgow Rangers", and beat the famous "Arsenal" 4-3. And that was before substitute Vladimir Savdunin even took the field. The commander of the reconnaissance unit, awarded the Orders of the Patriotic War, 1st and 2nd class, and two Orders of the Red Star...

The last handshakes between allies. Four months before Churchill's Fulton speech, in which he declared us enemies. He managed to mess up even the green turf of"Stamford Bridge"...
 
80 years ago, the first trial of the International Military Tribunal against the main perpetrators of National Socialist crimes began in Nuremberg.
 
80 years ago, the first trial of the International Military Tribunal against the main perpetrators of National Socialist crimes began in Nuremberg.
Sorry to say too many got away with it who were lower down the ranking, even some Einsazgruppen participants.
 
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