It is believed that during WWI (1914-1917) and the subsequent Russian Civil War (1917-1922) around 10 million Russians perished, with the Russian Civil War being
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It is believed that during WWI (1914-1917) and the subsequent Russian Civil War (1917-1922) around 10 million Russians perished, with the Russian Civil War being
The US bourgeoisie encourages gun-ownership and demonises gun-control whilst encouraging a country of 250 million ‘individuals’ (with no collective class consciousness) to use these guns against one another. Heavily armed Individuals that hate each other are more likely to spend their time threatening and killing one another in the name of ‘freedom’ (whilst being distinctly ‘unfree’), than in educating themselves to the unjust reality of the society they live in. The US bourgeoisie retains a sense of undeclared warfare within society, whilst exporting declared (and undeclared) warfare to any nation that dares to exercise self-determination. This is the state of ply today with the US being essentially an elected dictatorship at a time of capitalism in decay. This can and will change when the conditions are right, and probably in a very unique manner that no one can yet predict whilst assessing current data.
Translation and Research by Adrian Chan-Wyles (PhD) Marshal Karl Mannerheim is a national ‘hero’ in Finland who was in control of the (fascist) Finnish military
The formation of the ‘British Legion’ in 1921 was a middle and upper-class reaction to the 1917 Socialist Revolution in Russia, and was designed to
‘…Kiev had a peculiar mentality. Only some twenty years before it had been occupied in quick succession by the Germans and Austrian armies, who had put up a puppet ruler, Hetman Skoropadsky, at the head of the Ukrainian “state”, by Ukrainian nationalists under Petlura, by Reds, Whites and Reds again and, for a short time, in 1920, even by Pilsudski’s Poles. Older people may have remembered that the German-Austrian occupation of 1918 had not been as terrible as all that.’
‘Sun Yat-Sen is a revolutionary democrat. The East has finally struck the path of the West… new hundred and hundreds of millions of people will henceforth take part in the struggle for the ideals which the West has worked out.’ (Lenin: 1912)