The culmination of eight decades of hereditary enmity: the Stars and Stripes fly over the Confederate Capitol, and all of Richmond, reuniting a nation.
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The culmination of eight decades of hereditary enmity: the Stars and Stripes fly over the Confederate Capitol, and all of Richmond, reuniting a nation.
Picture of Saddam Hussein, a rebel leader in what is today Iraq during the Ottoman Wars of the 1970s to 1980s.
Hussein's campaign was marked with terror as many religious and ethnic groups were targets of his forces. The most notable were the Shias and Kurdish groups in Ottoman Mesopotamia. His campaign of terror ended at the battle of Mosul, where an Ottoman sniper killed him. Despite this, Ottoman Mesopotamia gained complete independence as the Republic of Iraq. However, many Iraqis do not give credit to Saddam for the independence of their nation, with the Iraqi government even apologizing to the Shias and Kurds for Saddam's actions.
Kurdish memorial of the victims of Saddam's campaign.
The replies to this are going to be very nice. I'll get the popcorn.
America is back... with a vengeance.
The culmination of eight decades of hereditary enmity: the Stars and Stripes fly over the Confederate Capitol, and all of Richmond, reuniting a nation.
The culmination of eight decades of hereditary enmity: the Stars and Stripes fly over the Confederate Capitol, and all of Richmond, reuniting a nation.
"When the flag of the Union flies atop the Confederate Capitol... all of Richmond will know that the evil of Featherston's Confederacy has been wiped from the face of the Earth."
Greatest thing I've seen from TL-191.
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Thomas Dewey announcing that Texas has been readmitted into the Union, Fourth of July, 1948. Historians credit the readmission of Texas as why Dewey won the 1948 election.
I also see Texas (eventually) rejoining the Union, but not until at least 5-10 years later.
Perhaps it's an issue that his successor (Irving Morrell in my head-canon) deals with.
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A photograph of German Journalist and War Correspondent Joseph Goebbels looking over his notes on an upcoming article, circa 1943.
Hey man I don't want you to do this because it's pretty much asking for a flame war especially since you also make Amazing Post in this thread. I hope you understand about it okay man 👍
Let me guess most of Goebbels journalism is about the Jews starting it
A photograph of German Journalist and War Correspondent Joseph Goebbels looking over his notes on an upcoming article, circa 1943.
Thanks, man. I put those because, well, I had a feeling I might get angry replies. I'll stop talking about how Middle Eastern and African dictators in this thread.
Actually there's many people in this thread about these dictators for literally decades so it's okay to talk about them in this thread
Ok, thanks for the encouragement. I'll talk about Middle Eastern and African dictators in this thread someday.
Black teens being hit by a high-pressure water jet from a fire hose during a protest against the Freedom Party in Birmingham, Alabama, 1930s.
Freedom Party Stalwarts using dogs on a black teen resisting being sent to a death camp, Birmingham, Alabama, late 1930s. This becomes one of the most infamous images of the Population Reduction.
Tulsa, Sequoyah, following its capture by US forces during the First Great War.
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Was Goebbels blown up to smithereens in Hamburg?
A photograph of German Journalist and War Correspondent Joseph Goebbels looking over his notes on an upcoming article, circa 1943.