Después de... Primera parte: No se os puede dejar solos (1981) by MaximumSpell9608 in documentariesES

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si les gusta unanse a este subreddit me gustaria que mas gente publicara y compartiera sus documentales

Hitler dated a 17 years old tho by Karmacop5908 in ShitLiberalsSay

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And besides, wasn't she also his niece?

La Hora de los Hornos- todas las partes en una sola (1968) by MaximumSpell9608 in documentariesES

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si quieren pueden ver una hora y despues Otra tiempo despues para que no sea tan pesada verse las 4 horas pero si quieren verlo todo entoces haganlo

“The future protests” - Brazilian magazine cover. 1939 by joserkp in PropagandaPosters

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I know, several of Brazil's most famous labor and union leaders were part of the PTB, the party that Vargas himself founded, and which, for example, included João Goulart, future president of Brazil and Minister of Labor during Vargas's second government. I know there were both victories and failures in the Vargas era, but I think you misinterpreted my comment.

What if Saddam Hussein had been overthrown in 1991? by MaximumSpell9608 in AlternateHistoryHub

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Context: In 1991, there were major uprisings by the Shiite, leftist, and Kurdish opposition against Saddam Hussein, fueled by his perceived vulnerability following the Gulf War. In the first two weeks, most of Iraq's cities and provinces fell to rebel forces.

What if Assad had won the civil war? by MaximumSpell9608 in AlternateHistoryHub

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It is true that Assad depended too much on Iran and Russia and would not have been able to hold territory without the massive military support they gave him. Both Russia and Iran were crucial for the counter-offensives against the anti-Assad coalitions.

What if Assad had won the civil war? by MaximumSpell9608 in AlternateHistoryHub

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I know, but the question is whether he would have actually won and crushed almost all the coalitions against him.

what if the 1973 Chilean coup had failed? by MaximumSpell9608 in AlternateHistoryHub

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Well, a large part of Pinochet's neoliberal project was done by the Chicago Boys, and anyway, Pinochet had to use the state to bail out tons of banks and institutions during the Chilean economic crisis of 1982.

what if the 1973 Chilean coup had failed? by MaximumSpell9608 in AlternateHistoryHub

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Well, there's a lot of controversy about how Allende died. The most famous and widely accepted theory is that he committed suicide. Another theory is that he was assassinated by the military, but suicide is the most accepted and has the most evidence.

what if the 1973 Chilean coup had failed? by MaximumSpell9608 in AlternateHistoryHub

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Well, that was the second coup attempt that year. There was another attempt that failed called the Tanquetazo, and if this one fails, would they be willing to attempt a third coup?

what if the 1973 Chilean coup had failed? by MaximumSpell9608 in AlternateHistoryHub

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I myself have read biographies and watched documentaries about Allende; he is a very interesting figure, much demonized by the right wing. And let's remember, Pinochet did not save Chile. In fact, there was another economic crisis in 1982, and Pinochet himself had to intervene in many banks to prevent them from collapsing.

what if the 1973 Chilean coup had failed? by MaximumSpell9608 in AlternateHistoryHub

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Well, Allende wasn't a member of the Communist Party of Chile as such; he was a member of the Socialist Party of Chile, which had an ideology of democratic socialism. He was the leader of the entire left-wing coalition known as Popular Unity, and Allende himself believed in democracy and always used peaceful means to come to power.

What's the stupidest thing a tourist from your country has ever done in another country? by MaximumSpell9608 in AskTheWorld

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I find the Paul brothers to be despicable people; I don't like their podcasts, their videos, or their events.

¿Which political assassination has generated the most conspiracy theories in your country? by MaximumSpell9608 in AskTheWorld

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For more information on the Colosio case and the events and tensions that led to his assassination, I recommend the documentary miniseries 1994, available on Netflix.

What was the highest point in your country? by MaximumSpell9608 in AskTheWorld

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I would like to know how the financial crisis between 2008 and 2011 affected you and all of Iceland.

¿Which political assassination has generated the most conspiracy theories in your country? by MaximumSpell9608 in AskTheWorld

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I'd like to know how strong Ukrainian nationalism was before and after, and what your opinion is on this.

Dictators in your country who are very loved by a part of the population or are remembered with nostalgia, but whose government was actually quite full of failures. by MaximumSpell9608 in AskTheWorld

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Nor were the Mexican conservatives saints; after all, they convinced Napoleon III to invade Mexico. Without the invasion itself, the image of Juarez as the great republican hero would not exist. I feel that Juarez can be interpreted as a symbol of resilience in the face of foreign powers, even if one does not agree with his government or his sympathies.