Ukraine Soldier (Russia's Invasion of Ukraine 1921) 

Those who read about history are doomed to watch others repeat it.

And happy are those who are ignorant of a history. :)))

And those who don't want to learn history, are preparing themselves to repeat it.

@@schris3 and that's what we see now in Ukraine.

@@Burvedys ww2 Russia is calling they want their equipemnt back

It's repeated itself in Ukraine twice now, with the same result looking pretty clear within the next year or so

Can't wait for 2039

Yes. But we much more stronger than 100 years ago and have good friends and partners. Now we must broke their forewer.

It always does

No, it ain't, Chief. It Just Rhymes.

NEEEEERD! (I say approvingly)

@@yetanother9127 Thank you!

I think I saw M44 Mosins...

I have a question for you. My great grandfather was a Ukrainian conscripted into the Red Army, he lost some of his fingers in an accident while loading his gun I believe. I've been searching for what it could be to no avail and the only thing I've found is the PTRD, but that thing just explodes. I don't know if it was a Mosin, but that seems most likely. Do you have any idea what it would be?

@@Real_Mick3y6 Do you think it might be the PTRS? its a semi-auto anti tank rifle, if a cartridge would premature detonate before the bolt closed or he would got his fingers into the action, thats a recipe for losing his fingers.

Einstein once wrote that history is a wheel, for the nature of man is fundamentally unchanging. What has happened before will perforce happen again, he said. I think of that whenever I contemplate Putin.

It's evolving by each video

@@larochejaquelein3680 oh no, not you. :/

@@larochejaquelein3680 most men have ignorance and prejudice Easy to rule

Simply propaganda Coloring books

Yeah,funny he chose aoe4 for the inspiration on the rts scene.

Einstein once wrote that history is a wheel, for the nature of man is fundamentally unchanging. What has happened before will perforce happen again, he said. I think of that whenever I contemplate Putin.

@@larochejaquelein3680 bro what? He's talking about a piece of equipement not an ideology or a long gone state. You just wanna type at this point

@@Mr3344555 guarantee he's copy+pasting that BS everywhere

@@scottcantdance804 he is unfortunately

My buddy has an M95. Your certainly right, I would even be willing to bet there’s one been shot at Russian soldiers or Ukrainian soldiers rather recently. They can literally be found around the world. Personally not a fan of the action but I did shoot one off my back porch… in a neighborhood. I wouldn’t recommend that one.

and in my experience vast majority of people dont care about history and dont want to learn it so no matter what we are doomed to repeat it

@@FullMetalMudcrab Me too

you are germany in 1941

whenever i see someone type...If we forget, we’re doomed to repeat it. i just want to punch them in the face

@@properjob79 do it

As they should

Украина 👎👎 росия👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

@@user-jl6dd7sm8c дешево и неубидительно

like why not, its cooling system allows to shoot for a very long time

This machine gun helps us back then,and help us now😅

People tend to say that quotes from video games are stupid. But even they have to admit those quotes are more often than not on point. -me just now

Jesus everyone repeats this quote on any video regarding any war. We get it!

If I could get 1 dollar every time this quote was use I would have 1 million

@@Cybersharky_ ong like they use it too often its a good quote but overused to h£ll

That’s a cold hard fact of life. Well said

Einstein once wrote that history is a wheel, for the nature of man is fundamentally unchanging. What has happened before will perforce happen again, he said. I think of that whenever I contemplate Putin.

That would be interesting

Equipment? Almost anything that was available :D

​@@laikipl1278 there were few formations with distinctive equipment for example legions, greater Poland soldiers, Silesians, Blue army, POW militants and new regular army that was a dumpster fire in terms of equipment but somehow did work.

Poland gained independence only thanks to the Entente

@@VolunieProductionsOfficial Yes and no. You see, the majority of Poland (including warsaw) was in Russia, so therefore the Germans surrendering the Russians guaranteed Polands independence because the Germans knew they couldn't hold that part cuz it was majority Polish. So the central powers helped Pilsudski against the Russians.

That is exactly what is happening. Ukraine failed thanks to the west. As russia is getting away with four regions, which Ukraine tried to get for 8 years.

@@shayaldwarka7907 wtf are you talking about

@@shayaldwarka7907 Ukraine is still alive thanks to the Heros of Ukraine and the West

I tbh dont care about wether ukriane loses or wins

@@rafaelgomez1200 Even if I hate to team with Ukraine and it's government, it's good thing so Russia does not expand too much, because if they further expand, they will eventually become a threat. And lot of supplies from Ukraine to African countries was shortened due to the war. U

That would be a copy paste of French soldier pretty much.

There was a Polish-Ukrainian war????????

@@user-bu2wd2rm1s yes. It lasted less then a year(1919), and it ended with Poland annexing Galicia.

Polish Ukranian war should be covered...along with other Polish Lithuania kingdom eras.

Yea. And once again they try and remove their identity, culture and language. While Russia is trying to go on another genocide they are telling themselves they are fighting against Nazis that are trying to remove Russia.

I mean, a lot of history in the world's is forgotten bc most of them is the loser side and as we all know already the history is written by the winner

Тут враньё!

it's just part of the civil war in russia

@@artmbeloff5959 тут правда. Брехня то у вас на москві

@@user-pk1wn8ol1r Nope, it is Ukrainian war of independence. Civil war was between red and white russians only.

Тебе показали ложь!!!

I pooped

It's basically 1/3rd band kids, 1/3rd propogandists, and 1/3rd modern college students. Tankies will do anything to defend communist dictatorships, even going as far as to put atrocities under the rug and deny history.

There are a lot of movies and documentarian about, but mainly in Ukrainian. People who recently still alive and their experiences, very interesting.

I am so sorry to hear that. I appreciate his help

@Egert Roos appreciate your support❤️

@Egert Roos good luck to him! together to the victory!!!

It looks like Bandera's friends have not finished what they started. How do you like the Volyn holiday? Glory to Ukraine, glory to the heroes?

Дякую йому за захист! Дякую Польщі і полякам за підтримку, ми захистимо Європу від навали з Азії!

Вам 30 лет врут...!А вы хавайте эту чушь!Какие же вы дураки...!

Y’all have truly been through so much y’all deserve your independence don’t stop keep going Slava Ukraine. 🇺🇦

@@ssg9offical💙💛🇺🇦🔱🦅

Nice to see another Caoivan here

@@hestan723 Caoivan??? Що ти верзеш друже мій?

Im talking about the game "foxhole"

Most based foxhole players

​@@user-vi4pc1mc1z Миша (чи то Мише, не впевнений яке звернення тут доречніше), "верзеш" та "друже мій" доволі дивно виглядають в даному контексті. Якщо не розумієш сенс чиїхось слів, не обов'язково одразу переходити на агресію

Are these Iranians?

TBH it looks like Starcraft to me

And ussr annexation in 1940

@@PUARockstar History What are you one country since the era of the Vikings, the Scythians and the Iranian Sarmatians

This was before the Soviet Union was formed you dope, he’s referring to Russia hat was ruled by the Soviets before the USSR was formed

it was RUSSIAN SOVIET FEDERATIVE SOCIALIST REPUBLIC or RSFSR

It was not like that. We were not full fledged partner, all government was in Polish hands so PLC was pretty much mutated into a polish empire.

@@OrkosUA your words are not true. all participants of the formation had their original rights and freedoms. The Polish-Lithuanian-Rhutenia Commonwealth was not a Polish state. The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was ruled by the Lithuanian Jagiellonian family for 250 years

@@OrkosUA цікаві лекції і книги на цю тему у Наталії Старченко - дослідниці Речі Посполитої

Einstein once wrote that history is a wheel, for the nature of man is fundamentally unchanging. What has happened before will perforce happen again, he said. I think of that whenever I contemplate Putin.

Not for ordinary people, but for the rich, just like today. This is a war not for the Motherland, but for money.

CZS legions stole from Russia and we, Czechs, as a nation, shall be denazified. Glory to Kremlin.

If you're inquiring about the thumbnail, it seems the pistol is a so-called "Obrez" - a makeshift handgun derived from a cut-down 3-line rifle (Mosin-Nagant).

@@siegheilyolo když bolševik zdrhá víš že můžeš jít dál. (When bolshevik runs you know you can go forward) Bij bolshevika! A toho se budu i po zbytek života držet! By the way we kept our word to Tsar, we fought enemies of Russia, but when russians asked us to help them reconquer their homeland, from traitorous bolshevik, we told them we will rather fight with them, than with nazis, which is actualy forgoten by Putin and his incompetent stalinist based government.

That's a sawed-off Mosin,though it's not accurate for time period. They first appeared after WW2 when government has banned pistols and full-auto weapons,and was taking away war trophies(mostly firearms) from civilians. People were allowed to keep rifles so then they have started to make "pistols" to kill deputies Other name for Obrez is "Goodbye nardep"

@Beliomob and freedom for Taiwan

Ukraine then exist only 3-4 years, i wonder, how it exists before 2029😂

We in Ukraine call UNR either narodna, or nationalna.

​@@Walter_the_Ukrainian Чаще всего слышал что называют народная, впервые слышу про национальную.

Well yeah, saying it was fist independence isn't correct. But if we are talking in the context of when we've officially renamed ourselves to Ukraine (despite the word itself was used for ages) than this was first independence after long occupation by Russian Empire.

That would actually be equivalent of Moravia breaking apart from Czech republic because it was the first nation in lands of modern Czech republic. Although makes sense.

Here we go again. Someone whispers something and no one wrote it down back in the day

It’s older than Russia😂

@@Victor-nd2gj The Kievan Rus was more Russian than Ukrainian

@@rtixboi4193 The Kievan Rus was neither russian or ukrainian, it's like Greece and Ancient Greece and Vyzantine or Egypt and Ancient Egypt and Mamluks

А еще, это великие укры черное море создали, и пирамиды создавали, знаем)

History, my friend, the Ukrainians were fighting themselves. Trosky took advantage of all this

Thats not Ukraine, those are independent "countries" in the location of modern Ukraine. Ukraine is a relatively modern concept...

@@DelijeSerbia then you can call more than a half of modern European countries a “modern concept”. Stupid logic

@@hryhoriinikonchuk5004 +

@@DelijeSerbia That's dumb

@@hryhoriinikonchuk5004 you can make that argument very easily. Our modern perception of Italy and Germany as we know it only existed until the 19th century. Before then it was a wide assortment of different kingdoms many of the times often fighting each other. Speaking languages, while similar, are different enough. As kingdoms unify, the languages also unify. What at one point many different languages and dialects, one dominates. In Spain for example, the Castelian dominated and became what we know as Spanish despite the many many related languages and dialects. Sometimes these languages are extremely different from their modern day counterparts they evolved into. Unfortunately history is never cut and dry. Sometimes the ancient civilizations that settled in the soil you live on today are completely unrelated to you or sometimes can be determined to be your direct ancestors. Sometimes you can be related to them, but so can a lot of other nations in the region. Kievan/Kyivan Rus is related to Russia and Belarus as it is to Ukraine despite it being located in the general geographic area of modern day Ukraine. Even the Finnish and the Swedes can claim some sort of relation and decendance from the Kievan/Kyivan Rus.

America does not approach the Middle East, the Mahdi Army is strong, and the Afghan Aryans are very strong

Ukraine isn't going to win against Russia,if it wasn't for NATO they'd already be part of Russia. Ukraine isn't winning anything except for corruption and lies

Cringe username Call me supporting Russia but I hate people who act like they support ukraine like online on tiktok

@@space4166 all anyone has to do is ask themselves if Ukraine would do anything to support you or your country if you were invaded, the answer is NO they wouldn't they were one of the most corrupt countries in the world before this and all they were known for was a bunch of slutty women on the internet tricking men out of money with lies and promises of a life together,that's all they had

Looking at the polls more than 60 % of the populations of the country supporting Ukraine don't want anything to do with it.and no nuclear countries are prepared to nuke Russia if they use tactical nukes in Ukraine . Ukraine doesn't have nukes do they ? Ukraine is losing support fast and no one is prepared to back them with nukes , Ukraine has already lost

@@kiwiprouddavids724 ok Russian supporter,

It's reference to game "Cossacks"

Yeah Vietnam, Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria: America keeps repeating itself.

@@justcause9575 Whataboutism

@@oxide8696 I mastered Amongus

@@zeta1960 sus

@@justcause9575 Yeah Afghanistan, Chechnya, Georgia, Syria, Ukriane: Russia keeps repeating itself.

Damn history, these Slavs are slaves

We will win this time

@@yaroslavprotsenko4116 don't make me laugh)

@@tyrantofnagarrond9686 You made me laugh by being born.

This will be repeated until we destroy the cancerous tumor of this planet - russia. But don't be afraid, Ukrainians are already solving this problem

Тут как бы ничего не объясняли из того что Украина "древнее государство"...

@@human7136 конкретно тут я не згадував, що українська державність давня, я згадав події 100-річної давнини, уважно читай, дядя

@@budulai6258 ДНР и ЛНР существовали гораздо дольше, чем ЗУНР и УНР в свое время. Надо чтить их государственность тоже xD

@@alex14228 до чого тут довше чи не довше. Цікаво, визнала б рф Чеченську Республіку Ічкерія незалежною, якби вона проіснувала ще б рік-півтора?) Судячи з твоєї ави, стає зрозуміло, що в тебе розуму малувато. Ми маємо керуватися міжнародним правом в першу чергу, неважливо скільки існує бананова республіка, якщо вона бананова, рік-два, а то й всі 10 - вона лишається тією ж самою банановою республікою, яку ні одна цивілізована країна не визнає

@@budulai6258 судя по твоему языку, становится ясно, что у тебя ума маловато 🤣 на основании какого права образовались УНР и ЗУНР? Их образование вообще радикально противоречило международному праву того времени xDDD ДНР и ЛНР хотя бы образовались на основании права народов на самоопределение, которое только после 1945 сформировалось xD

Are you talking about German and Hungarian mercenaries?

@@user-xu9ji4dd4e Ukrainian anarchist insurgent army, active between 1918-1921. Partially allied to the Bolsheviks on rare accounts, but then eventually crushed under Trotsky’s orders.

He did have chemical weapons tho

@@kittycatwithinternetaccess2356 no wmd ?

Maybe in 2033

@@kittycatwithinternetaccess2356 what do you mean? He didn't

@@AlecuBeldiman68420 halabja

Yes

That’s exactly what’s russia is doing

🧟 Далі продовжуй вірити у історію яку тобі кажуть по телевізору

@@QWWW-zz4fn у мене немає телевізора, і я українець

@@athlon-939 історію може будеш вчити, українець)

History, who are you, my friends?

Damn America I will enter but wait I lose I will make the slave countries of Europe enter this war

Не было такой страны!

@@user-to1cq5wv6y тебе забули попитати🤣🤣🤣

@@user-to1cq5wv6y долбоеб)

@@timofijosurko вообще-то он прав, такого государства не было.

@@user-un9gg9ds8r Это обозначает твоя «Д»? Пиши имя уже полностью😂

Cossacks en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cossacks_3

Thanks so much