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@cureattroy
After the owners fled during the revolutions, the dachas [of wealthy industrialists in the Moscow area] were divided among the party elite. Stalin and Anastas Mikoyan got Zubalovo. There was more than a small amount of revenge in this. Both men had directed strikes protesting the long working hours and miserable conditions at Zubalov’s oil refiniries in Baku, Azerbaijan and Batumi, Georgia.
Why you should watch the fever dream that is Gray Wolves/Серые Волки (1993):
• A film score that sounds like it’s from an Electric Needle Room song
• Scuba diving assassins
• A car chase involving an early 60’s Soviet car and some sort of military truck (both vehicles explode).
• Two characters whose only purpose seems to be to deliver a tape recording, and get killed in the process (they also spend a good deal of their on-screen time almost completely nude).
• Prolonged eye contact with a wolf.
• Complaining about how Sweden is too perfect and makes other countries look bad.
• Anastas Mikoyan in a bathrobe
And did I mention this was a movie about Nikita Khrushchev’s removal from office as leader of the Soviet Union?
You forget the part of Nicky Khrushchev dragging himself away from Mikoyan’s hug and running off in tears like a fk schoolgirl
Nik & Mik!!!!
@soviet-space-ace @thespoliarium
on a tangentially related note, to solve a debate that I've been having w a friend the last couple days:
Do you guys think Anastas Mikoyan was objectively attractive regardless of context or just like. by comparison to other Soviet politicians
Mikoyan: hot or not?
Hot!
Hot (for a Soviet politician)
I find Mikoyan so unhot that I need a protest vote
the more i look the worse it gets.....
the woke darkfic fan has some moral qualms with the depiction of women in this M/M Bandom RPF Rape/Non-Con, Kidnapping, Physical Abuse, Psychological Torture fanfiction
do i still have to leave him now if he is a he/him lesbian and not a man
hurricanes know no gender no sex no preference…
beria was like. evil to be sure but also just SUCH a bitch
Yet it was a tragic paradox of Stalin’s USSR that the most able and resolute leader of those elites, Beria, was a mass murderer and goon,
i don’t know that i’d agree that beria was “the most able” of the soviet elite but also lmfao get his ass
In support of its claims, the APRF republished Brain-Washing: A Synthesis of the Russian Textbook on Psychopolitics, a pamphlet claimed to have been originated by Stalin’s secret police chief Lavrenty Beria but now widely regarded as a forgery written by L. Ron Hubbard.
this sentence is like a punch in the skull
god-tier conspiracy theory: beria actually escaped his execution and stole hubbard’s identity to found the church of scientology
The day of the funeral was Molotov’s sixty-third birthday, and two days later Beria gave him a birthday present. With the flair of a magician pulling a rabbit out of a hat, he presented his gift–Polina, flown in from Kazakhstan exile that day on Beria’s orders. The Molotovs were both stunned. Molotov’s recollection was that as he stepped forward to take her in his arms, Beria got in first, embracing her with a theatrical cry of “Heroine!”
hey reading legislative records from the 1830s is the worst thing my brain has ever had to do
dc should do a superman au set in the 1830s when journalism was like 60% made up and everyone knew it. oh yeah there's some kind of "super" "man" who comes from beyond the stars? right in our city? and where is he? oh he just left? dude give it up you're not going to do moon hoax numbers again this is getting tacky
That wasn't my question, sorry. My question is: how does one find historical YA about royal courts that is Not Bad
Well, the thing is,
…. I don’t know… I think monarchies attract bad writing…….. I can’t think of a single good historical novel about a court
it is funny how in Soviet photos the older generation is usually meaningfully smaller than the next one; Sergo for example is several inches taller than Lavrenti despite Nino not being particularly tall. That's the power of not being born in rural Georgia!*
*modern day Abkhazia
men love to make fun of women for overreacting in emergencies when they are, in fact, massively under-reacting
we have this conversation every hurricane season but if your man is refusing to evacuate for a natural disaster or shelter for a tornado because “it’s not that serious”, just leave, stop arguing, let him die. that’s my opinion. don’t die with him. write your number on his arm in permanent so they can call you when/if they find him in the floodwater and go. if he’s right, he’s already shown you his true colors by mocking your concern. if he’s wrong, he’s fucked.
According to the National Weather Service, 65% of direct hurricane victims are men. Not deaths during cleanup efforts, direct hurricane victims. So leave his ass to join that 65% and do not die with him.
What are are you gonna do stay with the dipshit and die too? Are you gonna fight the hurricane with the power of love?
It’s the general consensus from the safety community too, evacuate yourself and your pets and your children even if your spouse is stubbornly refusing to go. Do not kill yourself, other people you love and potentially future rescuers because your spouse thinks he’s stronger than a hurricane.
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