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Topic: Worst traitors of you country Posted: 12-Mar-2005 at 09:26 |
Originally posted by Thegeneral
Ah, an inside joke, got it! Just making sure because many Europeans believe he is a satanist. |
I'm quite positive the vast majority of Europeans don't believe he's a satanist.
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Posted: 12-Mar-2005 at 09:38 |
^^^Tell that to the Polish who complained when he did that!
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Posted: 12-Mar-2005 at 12:01 |
The Russians, even though China was Communist, they still
declared war agasint us with their allies the Vietamnese who we saved
their butts at in the Vietnamese War.
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Posted: 31-May-2005 at 03:37 |
I would say Chiang Kai-Shek for attacking Mao's armies while under a
TRUCE, being more interested in fighting his own people instead of the
invading Japanese, and basically being a corrupt ****.
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Posted: 31-May-2005 at 03:52 |
Chiang is the man! Hes very cool and machiavellian. Had he won CHina would have become rich and powerful far ealier than it did under the rule of Mao with alot less people dying in ill concieved work "projects"
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Posted: 02-Jun-2005 at 02:54 |
I think Chiang's subsequent purging of the "Reds" would have killed more people than Mao ever did.
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Posted: 02-Jun-2005 at 10:24 |
Red guard: when did Russia ever declare war on the PRC? I think even Vietnam didn't, it was the PRC that started the Sino-Vietnamese war.
Re. Mao and Chiang, they are probably on par. Mao atz least achieved a strong central government, while Chiang never fully managed to control the various warlords.
The worst traitor in my country should be Franz von Papen, who practically eleminated the Prussian federal state in 1932 and helped Hitler become chancellor (with himself as vice chancellor).
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Posted: 02-Jun-2005 at 12:28 |
Originally posted by yan.
The worst traitor in my country should be Franz von Papen, who practically eleminated the Prussian federal state in 1932 and helped Hitler become chancellor (with himself as vice chancellor). |
Good choice! Franz von Papen and the whole Deutsch-Nationale Clique, Hugenberg and Hindenburg etc., all traitors.
One could of course argue that the worst traitor in Germany's history was the "Grfaz" himself, but as he was Austrian by birth, I'm not sure if that counts in this debate!
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Posted: 03-Jun-2005 at 07:38 |
You can certainly call him a hippocrite (all those myths about his austerity - and actually, some parts of the nazi elite were very corrupt), and of course he occasionally did betray his comrades (like Ernst Rhm) as well as the whole german people (like in 1945, when he decided that the german people were not worth living on after the war).
his role as an abysmal evil scammer is more prominent, though.
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Posted: 13-Aug-2006 at 18:37 |
David Emmerson, when in the 2006 Canadian election he said he would be a critizing enemy agasint the Conservatives, but left the Liberal Party for a seat in the Conservatives just when he won his riding.
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Posted: 15-Aug-2006 at 18:41 |
should I begin with whom?
Hmmmm....
Ferit Pasha:An Elite English agent.became the husband of Sultan's daughter.Helped the Allied Forces in their war against Turkey and controlled the Ottoman Imperial army against the Civil Resistance Fighters and Republicians during ww1.
Sultan Vahdettin:one of the arch enemies of "Turkish Republic".A "Europe","Arab" and "Allies" lover during WW1.Sold his own people to the Imperialist forces.Hopefully he and his kin were all exiled after the declaration of the republic.Now it is illegal for his "breed" to come back to Turkey.hehe (his grand children still living in Malta I think )
And nowadays,every single one of the governors and ruling parties are traitors :D
(NOTE:The "arabs","europeans" etc. written in the brackets refer to our enemies during WW1.I personally have no rivalry against those ppl.So pls don't get me wrong)
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Posted: 15-Aug-2006 at 19:27 |
Originally posted by Attila2
Now it is illegal for his "breed" to come back to Turkey.hehe (his grand children still living in Malta I think )
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But that's horrible. How can his children and grandchildren be held responsible for a crime of their ancestor. Take the USA for an example. Bin Laden's niece is a photo-model in some American state. Nobody persecutes her, and that's the right thing.
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Posted: 23-Aug-2006 at 06:49 |
Fikret Abdic present day
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Posted: 23-Aug-2006 at 07:35 |
For me it would be Mir Qassim the commander of the Bengal Army who defected to Lord Clive's side for Rs. 50,00,000 in 1750. This move of his gave the British a footing in the Indian subcontinent & eventually led to the british rule.
Also closeby would be the Bangash nawabs of Rampur, India, who lent military support to the Britishers, when they were loosing heavily in India,s first war of indiependence in 1857.
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Posted: 27-Aug-2006 at 15:17 |
Perhaps it was Dafydd Gam a man who betrayed the Welsh during Owain Glyndwr's rebellion to fight on the side of the English.
He later joined Henry V at the Battle of Agincourt in 1415 and was killed in battle.
(This is my first post on this forum, even though I've been a member since September 2004...this is pretty weird.)
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Posted: 05-Sep-2006 at 13:18 |
in which sense did he betray to the Georgian State?
He even wrongfully asked Turkey for giving up two cities(Ardahan and Kars) so that he could give them to georgia i suppose?
IMO, he was exactly an eastern version of Hitler. Hitler was Austrian by birth,but he was German by soul. Same goes with Stalin. Altough he was georgian by birth, he was in love with having a Russian identity.
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Posted: 05-Sep-2006 at 13:20 |
He was the Commissar of the Caucasus region during the Bolshevik
revolution and during the 1920s. He gave lands designated to Georgia to
the republic of Turkey.
He wanted Kars and Ardahan back after WWII, and give it to
Armenians (this was spearheaded by Molotov). And he was also the
one who gave Kars and Ardahan to Turkey...
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Posted: 05-Sep-2006 at 13:43 |
I and my origins come from Ardahan,and these cities were given to the imperialist Russian state by the Ottomans as a compensation of war back in 1878. So he could not be called a traitor for that,i suppose. What is more, BATUMI was also supposed to be given to Turkey for the same reason,but it remained within the Georgian Socialist Republic,as The RedArmy told Turkey that it would not give it back. So I suspect Stalin's hand there.
Please let us remember the fact that the philosophy that lies behind the establishment of the USSR is the struggle against imperialism.
Stalin was a true traitor to HUMANITY ,but not to the georgian state ,in my opinion.
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Posted: 05-Sep-2006 at 18:03 |
Originally posted by mamikon
He was the Commissar of the Caucasus region during the Bolshevik revolution and during the 1920s. He gave lands designated to Georgia to the republic of Turkey.
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They were given back to Turkey with the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk, in which Stalin didn't really play any role...And Batum was given back to USSR with Treaty of Kars.
It was made more with Lenin's pressure, rather was an obligation for the Reds to settle themselves up in Russia.
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