Maki!|Achim

he/him 🇵🇱 | Diligent scholar of Pszoniacology | Fréveillé

[makiitabaki]

I made this account a looong time ago back when I was a (very young) man with an absolutely incredible amount of free time, which is definitely not the case anymore.

I was also relatively clueless about politics so keep it in mind if exploring my blog (which I don't wish upon anyone).

One sunny day I'll return for good — for now I appear and disappear at random.

Tumblr won't let me pin but that's all that anyone needs to know about me. I also like other revolutions, weather permitting.

[aramistinguette]

saint-just sketches from this week's lunch breaks

[themostdemonicduck]

Thank you for creating this, father:

No problem hijo pendejo pinchepringles

[themostdemonicduck]

Will there be a second french revolution after PSG won the Champions League?

Lemme know because if it's against Arsenal I'm all for it

[tomatohabanero]

Happy birthday to you happy birthday to you

[stalinistqueens]

Happy birthday to Maximilien Robespierre! Once again. 💐💐💐

I didn’t have time to do anything elaborate this year due to really poor health. But here’s the quick drawing I made to accompany the birthday card for Andrzej Seweryn that citizen @makiitabaki kindly included in his album. I was a bit rushed, but I think it turned out nicely. I made a slightly altered version of it to fit in this pink oval since it looked strange and off balance without the original text. ^^

[janellefeng]

Joyeux anniversaire, Robespierre. Wherever you are, thank you again and here's to another year.

*The biography is called Robespierre: A Revolutionary Life. For the Introduction's title, Peter Mcphee was in fact referencing another quote by another biographer (Janet Malcolm) for a different biography.

[tomatohabanero]

[makiitabaki]

^ Happy 84th birthday to this guy

[sincerelyjennie]

Smacznej Kawusi

Pozdrawiam Serdecznie...

[sonellle]

I just want to post it again, why not

[makiitabaki]

I've arrived

[makiitabaki]

[makiitabaki]

OKAY.

I didn't manage to talk to him however I did catch him on some stairs to give him the album with your wishes and art:

(His wonderful wife — Katarzyna Kubacka-Seweryn — encouraged me to run after him).

But the fact that I missed my mark of talking to him doesn't mean this fandom can't take advantage of his revolutionary knowledge about Maxime.

Here I shall provide a, perhaps a little inaccurate, quotation of the question I managed to ask:

HIM: Person in the French beret wanted to ask a question?

*headbump when he was passing me the microphone*

ME: I'd like to ask a question about a certain role of yours. Playing such a profoundly important character as Robespierre is to the French-Francophone world must have been not only important to you... but also to others. I wonder how your creation influenced its reception and influence. I must add here — your creation, even though second to the Polish world, is of immense importance to many. I... I ask that.

HIM: Stanisława Przybyszewska, the author of "The Danton Case" was a pre-war communist who was in love with Robespierre. And... Wajda was a man of his time — someone who lived in Communist Poland, and so his reception of the play was... not only very different but also of great influence to both me and Wojtek Pszoniak. When I began to read about him... in history books, I found that... he was a very different man. In fact — when he was sick, the number of executions would... would go up. The Jacobins were not a... a faction which was criminal in any way. He was also, forgive me if I'm wrong, a staunch opponent of colonies, colonisation... slavery as well. And so I tried to play that [as much as the screenplay allowed me]...

[18thcenturythirsttrap]

Thank you so much for sharing this and for passing on our best wishes and art in the album ❤️

[makiitabaki]

I've arrived

[makiitabaki]

[makiitabaki]

OKAY.

I didn't manage to talk to him however I did catch him on some stairs to give him the album with your wishes and art:

(His wonderful wife — Katarzyna Kubacka-Seweryn — encouraged me to run after him).

But the fact that I missed my mark of talking to him doesn't mean this fandom can't take advantage of his revolutionary knowledge about Maxime.

Here I shall provide a, perhaps a little inaccurate, quotation of the question I managed to ask:

HIM: Person in the French beret wanted to ask a question?

*headbump when he was passing me the microphone*

ME: I'd like to ask a question about a certain role of yours. Playing such a profoundly important character as Robespierre is to the French-Francophone world must have been not only important to you... but also to others. I wonder how your creation influenced its reception and influence. I must add here — your creation, even though second to the Polish world, is of immense importance to many. I... I ask that.

HIM: Stanisława Przybyszewska, the author of "The Danton Case" was a pre-war communist who was in love with Robespierre. And... Wajda was a man of his time — someone who lived in Communist Poland, and so his reception of the play was... not only very different but also of great influence to both me and Wojtek Pszoniak. When I began to read about him... in history books, I found that... he was a very different man. In fact — when he was sick, the number of executions would... would go up [because he wasn't present]. The Jacobins were not a... a faction which was criminal in any way. He was also, forgive me if I'm wrong, a staunch opponent of colonies, colonisation... slavery as well. And so I tried to play that [as much as the screenplay allowed me]...

[makiitabaki]

I've arrived

[makiitabaki]

[makiitabaki]

I've arrived

[makiitabaki]

Important message for Frev/LRF (1989) fans!

I managed to get tickets for a celebration of Andrzej Seweryn's (LRF Robespierre) 80th birthday.

I know that the fandom has taken a certain liking to him and so I would like to surprise him with a little album of birthday wishes from the frev fandom.

You can write "happy birthday" in the comments, repost it with a longer message/card or even doodle something for him!

TWO RULES:

1. Be appropriate

2. Submit your message by Saturday (25th of April) 6PM (GMT+2) (i'm sorry for such a small time frame but family surprised me with these tickets only today and his party is on Sunday)

[makiitabaki]

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[makiitabaki]

The End!

[makiitabaki]

Important message for Frev/LRF (1989) fans!

I managed to get tickets for a celebration of Andrzej Seweryn's (LRF Robespierre) 80th birthday.

I know that the fandom has taken a certain liking to him and so I would like to surprise him with a little album of birthday wishes from the frev fandom.

You can write "happy birthday" in the comments, repost it with a longer message/card or even doodle something for him!

TWO RULES:

1. Be appropriate

2. Submit your message by Saturday (25th of April) 6PM (GMT+2) (i'm sorry for such a small time frame but family surprised me with these tickets only today and his party is on Sunday)

[makiitabaki]

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