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WikiVictorian

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The Crimean War: A THREAD The Crimean War was a military conflict fought from October 1853 to February 1856 in which Russia lost to an alliance made up of

Dan Marrazza

DanMarrazza

Fun FactEvery street name in Monopoly is based around a real place in and around Atlantic City.I’m officially so bored during COVID that playing Monopoly is no longer good enough.So

Dr Robert Bohan Artist

RobertBohan

Thread: Ancient Woodland is a scientific definition meaning a site which has always been wooded since 1600AD. There are less than 100 in Ireland. My favourite is Cratloe, Co Clare

George Conway

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A thread for those who think @realDonaldTrump could find Ukraine on a marked map: .@realDonaldTrump thinks Belgium is a city, albeit a pretty one.https://www.politico.eu/article/donald-trump-belgium-is-a-beautiful-city-hellhole-us-president

Sławomir Dębski

SlawomirDebski

There’s rumour about confidential negotiations btn the Biden admin and the German gov. Their goal: to find a way out of the mess in which the whole transatlantic community finds

Drew Pavlou 柏乐志

DrewPavlou

Nuance - Even as an ardent opponent of Leninism, I think this day should be less one of celebration than of reflection, in that the USSR's dissolution ultimately provides us

Alexander Graef

alxgraef

On 21 May the #Trump administration announced the U.S. #withdrawal from the #OpenSkiesTreaty. It will take effect in November. Tomorrow the 34 member states hold a virtual state conference to

Emma G

emoower

Starting this today as I have not read enough Black authors recently. For at least the rest of the month, I will read only Black authors. Posting here and will

Counter Tyranny

TyrannyCounter

THREAD :: The Nazis & Marxist-Leninists came from the same socialist, proto-fascist nonsense. The Nazis wanted superiority of race, while the Marxists wanted domination of all equally.Both are evil. As

András Tóth-Czifra

NoYardstick

Let me tell you a bit about the Tisza, the biggest tributary of the Danube, Hungary’s longest river – and the river, which shaped the landscape where I grew up.

Christopher M. Dougherty

C_M_Dougherty

I'd like to share some thoughts from my recent @CNASdc #nextNDS paper on "Moving Beyond A2/AD," or Anti-Access/Area-Denial as an organizing concept. https://www.cnas.org/publications/commentary/moving-beyond-a2-ad 1/20 This pa

Christopher M. Dougherty

C_M_Dougherty

A thread on the recent news of DoD's withdrawal of ~12k troops from Germany: https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/35181/pentagon-details-trumps-plan-to-pull-nearly-12000-troops-out-of-delinquent-germany 1/25 I arrived at the Pentagon i

Erik Torenberg

eriktorenberg

Peter Zeihan is one of the most important thinkers in geopolitics today.Here are my high level takeaways from his latest book, Disunited Nations, & his recent interviews.TLDR: US created global

🍒 Andrew Fletcher 🍒

ScotiaIndyref2

Scotland's trade - The envy of Europe. By the 16th Century, Scotland's trade with Europe was on a firm footing and it achieved this by having long and established foundations,

Andy Arthur

cocteautriplets

Our story begins with Patrick Miller of Dalswinton. He was born in Glasgow, the third son of minor gentry; William Miller of Glenlee (not Sir William, baronet), a Writer to

Napoleonic Impressions

Napoleonic_Imp

As a result of not knowing what day it is due to post-Christmas lethargy, we inexcusably neglected to mark the anniversary of the birth of Barclay de Tolly yesterday. So

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