The illegal church at the heart of US history
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The illegal church at the heart of US history
I'll save you the read: they invented the Segway.
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The Reichstag burned, and so did their rights
Fair - I wouldn’t call it a war though. Not even a revolution as such. It was a riot as you say, with a clash where 40 individuals estimated killed.
Jesus, that’s depressing, considering how long Franco was in power.
Rump might live off McDs but he also doesn’t drink and gets regular movement (can you call golf exercise?) Its very possible he could plague us for another ten years.
But in November 17th of the previous year, a riot had occurred which ultimately resulted in the end of the military junda.
Look at the fall of Franco’s regime
They were mostly fedup with being forced to fight in the African colonies, but yes.
Not sure if this fits the description but Greece seems to have done it pretty well in 74
You’re so right and wise and morally correct, MudMan, we need to let them murder people for fifty years first.
What happened was definitely revolutionary
It wasn’t as violent as some others, but it was still revolution
Yes. You need the all the military on the side of the people.