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How WWI really began..
Someone is about to have their work cut out for them :thumbsup Since this place is no longer about the porn business, I would love to hear any genuine* opinions (both sides). *Exludes paid shill opinions and defense tactics (seen here - https://gfy.com/search.php?do=findus...&starteronly=1) *Tactics that un-hinged manipulative paid shills like Bladewire just can't stop themselves from participating in. |
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No impulse control is part of it's mental disability |
I blame muslims...
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More propoganda from the alt-right.
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Diomed said he couldn't stand the political threads on GFY.... so he makes more
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Thirteen months before the Assassination in Sarajevo and fourteen months before the Austro-Hungarian declaration of war to Serbia on the 28th May 1913 the Governor of BiH Oskar Potiorek sent a letter to the Minister of Finance, Leon Bilinski, to Vienna. The content of this letter convincingly testifies about intentions of Austria-Hungary to begin the Great War.
In the letter, published today in the Department of History of The Andrić Institute in Andrićgrad, Potiorek states that “as the main task of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy must be seen in the systematically preparing for, in a few years, the inevitable Great War that will be fought in extreme and severe situations.” “It is interesting that during this quiet, better to say the preparatory period, we must try to create a tolerable relationship with Serbia. Of course, it would be a grave misconception, if we believed that, even at the cost of the greatest courtesy in the foreign and internal policy, we could achieve to make Serbia a reliable ally. If, as it is likely to be, we do not use the current situation to unite Serbia with our Monarchy, at least in the form of trade, customs, and military convention, in order to make Serbia harmless, then we will have to unconditionally count on that this country will in every war, that is to come, fight with as an open and bitter opponent on the side of our enemies,” says the letter. Potiorek says that we also must take into consideration the fact that Serbia will use this period before the war “to prepare the ground for themselves for the future war in Bosnia, Dalmatia, Croatia and southern kingdom of Hungary.” “We should be satisfied if we manage a rural Serb population be hold in its lethargic state, and if we prevent Croat and Muslim intelligentsia and half-intelligentsia from crossing over to Serbian camp, to hold the unification of all the South Slavs, what is a common aspiration of people that are on anti-dynasty basis, “says the letter. http://www.andricevinstitut.org/wp-c...a-sveska-1.jpg Potiorek’s letter – Testimony of the Austro-Hungarian war intentions | The Andri? Institute |
WW1 was raw and brutal. I love reading about combat and tactics, and it's my favorite war to read about.
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no other war brought so many suffering, especially among civilians |
World war #3 will start on social media.
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WW1 had trench warfare, poison gas, massive artillery barrages, the first use of tanks, first use of airplanes, first widespread use of submarines, machineguns were becoming more mainstream. Aside from the artillery, most of the fighting was done face to face with rifles, bayonets, pistols, grenades, swords, and shovels. Yes, shovels. That's what I mean by raw and brutal. Warfare that came afterwards was more mechanized and used more efficient methods of killing. It took all the romance out of it. |
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there is no reason to give invaders a fair fight :thumbsup |
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I know you're not including your non-combatant ass with some fighting force capable of delivering a biological or nuclear weapon :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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https://i.ytimg.com/vi/oM93-p0KGmY/maxresdefault.jpg when Serbia will land on the moon ? Does the world revolve around Serbia ? :winkwink::winkwink::winkwink: |
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Anyway, during ww1, it was a "normal" thing for dozens of thousands of soldiers to die without gaining a few meters of the land. There was a huge % of hand to hand combat, compared to ww2 and modern warfare. L |
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Over 60 million people died in World War II. Estimated deaths range from 50-80 million. 38 to 55 million civilians were killed, including 13 to 20 million from war-related disease and famine. Later, after comprehending these facts, you may read something about death camps, genocide in conquered lands,mostly Poland, Soviet Union, China, Yugoslavia, siege of cities like St. Petersburg, Stalingrad, eastern front, Japanese war crimes in China, how the Soviet commanders valued life of their soldiers, and air bombings in Poland, USSR and finally - Germany. You may include in that Nagasaki and Hiroshima. That would be enough for some time for you to comprehend I guess. Stop wasting your precious time on GFY, better go walk around Belgrad and shoot some photos of Muslims ! When Karadzic and Mladic will resurect/ go pack to power, your service will be appreciated. Maybe they will even give you some apartment of Muslim family, while sending them to death camp :thumbsup:thumbsup |
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https://i0.wp.com/deadideas.net/wp-c...-gas-masks.jpg even if so, how dying killed by bayonet is easier than dying being overworked to death, by famine, by being wounded, frozen to death, burned by German flamethrower in Warsaw and so on ? You should give lessons of your retardness to the others :thumbsup:thumbsup |
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But if you are from USA it actually doesnt matter that much as... - you never had war on your territory and your total human losses in WW2 were few times smaller than casualties during siege of ONE city in USSR (St.Petersburg, previously Leningrad). |
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