thats the difference between a righ wing dictator who actually helped the country creating economic freedom again , and a dictator like maduro who destroyed the country that once was a beautiful country
i love the fact that every other countrys war songs are about beating and taking over their enemies but finnish songs are just roasting their enemy and making fun of them
Just to make sure no idiot get it wrong The move the soldiers did lifting their arm to the air IS NOT A SIEGHEIL, its a move of respect and unity within latin american armies, most commonly used by chile, brazil, peru and colombia (others use it more rarely but still use it) and it predates even the existance of national-socialism, i know it sounds dumb for i to explain it but many people even from these countries, specially the left-wing supporters, keep accusing these soldiers and people who do that of beign nazis, which is not only not true its a immense disrespect for whole nations.
@@qualityanimatoroftheyear lmao if you think that you seriously need to get a medic I dont support pinochet by any means but comparing him to that guy is the most idiotic thing ever. The nearly 40 milion people who died in europe see you as a disappointment.
Керенский был хорошый парень. Он хотел, чтобы Россия стала федеративной республикой. Но Керенский был слишком гуманный. Он не уничтожил большевистеую банду. И борщевики превратили Россию в концлагерь. Только Финляндии удалось отстоять свою саободу.
I don't trust online translators, so you'll have to make do with a response in English, I'm sorry to say: Contrary to what you've said, Kerensky managed to get lucky during the July Days and proceeded to squander the victory over chasing the imaginary phantom of "Kornilovism" by granting amnesty and re-arming the Bolsheviks jailed after the July Days. Not to mention how badly he scorned the Army that they refused his call for reinforcements when the October Revolution kicked off. He was not "too humane", was was just incredibly incompetent with a mix of craven. It's also somewhat amusing for you to say the man who spent the latter part of his tenure as a dictator in all but name wanted a federal republic.
