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Baker's Dozen of Russian Revolutionary/Political Terrorists
1. Vera Zasulich
2. Fanni Kaplan
3. Boris Savinkov
4. Sergei Nechaev
5. Ignacy Hryniewiecki
6. Nikolai Rysakov
7. Yakov Blyumkin
8. Leon Trotsky
9. Vera Figner
Baker's Dozen of Russian Revolutionary/Political Terrorists
1. Vera Zasulich
2. Fanni Kaplan
3. Boris Savinkov
4. Sergei Nechaev
5. Ignacy Hryniewiecki
6. Nikolai Rysakov
7. Yakov Blyumkin
8. Leon Trotsky
9. Vera Figner
10. Stepan Khalturin
Kollontai has never participated in a political assassination or a terror attack, either directly or indirectly. Unless you consider her sexual exploits to be just that
Kollontai has never participated in a political assassination or a terror attack, either directly or indirectly. Unless you consider her sexual exploits to be just that
That's just a matter of taste.
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__________________ The best thing about marriage? That these are attached. - Sam Kinison
Baker's Dozen of Russian Revolutionary/Political Terrorists
1. Vera Zasulich
2. Fanni Kaplan
3. Boris Savinkov
4. Sergei Nechaev
5. Ignacy Hryniewiecki
6. Nikolai Rysakov
7. Yakov Blyumkin
8. Leon Trotsky
9. Vera Figner
10. Stepan Khalturin
11. Pyotr Schmidt
I have replaced the floozy with Pyotr Schmidt, I hope this makes ShAA sleep easier at night although I don't think he carried out any assassinations himself or participated in terror attacks (that is Pyotr not ShAA) I do believe he qualifies as a revolutionary. I also have to admit to not being very knowledgeable about this period of Russian history.
The "f** floozy" was a highly educated woman who was proposed by Alexander III's personal adjutant and many other high and powerful men of that time, and the first female ambassador in the world who was held in high regard by the Swedish establishment and the King of Sweden.
I knew you were pretty low, but when lowliness is coupled with ignorance, it's just lame.
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with Pyotr Schmidt, I hope this makes ShAA sleep easier at night
Oh baby, I still have to take some panty wadding classes from you to reach that point. When you start getting neg reps from me for posting totally relevant pictures of someone you don't like, you will know I have reached your level of craziness.
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although I don't think he carried out any assassinations himself or participated in terror attacks (that is Pyotr not ShAA) I do believe he qualifies as a revolutionary.
The topic is on "political/revolutionary terrorists". Everybody else got the point well, so it's only your problem. Shmidt was not a terrorist, so you're wrong again.
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I also have to admit to not being very knowledgeable about this period of Russian history.
Then don't post and don't squeal when shown wrong - you'll do this thread a real favour this way. I'll do the next posting as you apparently can't even use Google search for a second.
Baker's Dozen of Russian Revolutionary/Political Terrorists
1. Vera Zasulich
2. Fanni Kaplan
3. Boris Savinkov
4. Sergei Nechaev
5. Ignacy Hryniewiecki
6. Nikolai Rysakov
7. Yakov Blyumkin
8. Leon Trotsky
9. Vera Figner
10. Stepan Khalturin
The "f** floozy" was a highly educated woman . . . .
Educated she certainly was -- but her education notwithstanding, she was a floozy.
I guess they just don't teach common sense in those fancy schools, do they.
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I knew you were pretty low, but when lowliness is coupled with ignorance, it's just lame. . . . .
Oh baby, I still have to take some panty wadding classes from you to reach that point. When you start getting neg reps from me for posting totally relevant pictures of someone you don't like, you will know I have reached your level of craziness. . . . .
Then don't post and don't squeal when shown wrong - you'll do this thread a real favour this way. I'll do the next posting as you apparently can't even use Google search for a second.
Lighten up already.
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The topic is on "political/revolutionary terrorists". Everybody else got the point well, so it's only your problem. Shmidt was not a terrorist, so you're wrong again.
That being the case, can't Kollantai be viewed as a revolutionary, if not necessarily a terrorist? She certainly saw herself as a revolutionary, beating down generations-old taboos about sex, sexuality, women's place in society, and a woman's sovereignty over her own sexuality. In some respects, she might have been one of the most revolutionary figures to emerge from the Russian Revolution. Therefore, your objection to her inclusion on this list might seem somewhat specious, would you not agree?
__________________ The best thing about marriage? That these are attached. - Sam Kinison
Educated she certainly was -- but her education notwithstanding, she was a floozy.
I guess they just don't teach common sense in those fancy schools, do they.
You might call Cleopatra a usual ***** or Alexander the Great a brigand leader if you level things like that
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Lighten up already.
You don't know the background, but now it's irrelevant already.
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That being the case, can't Kollantai be viewed as a revolutionary, if not necessarily a terrorist? She certainly saw herself as a revolutionary, beating down generations-old taboos about sex, sexuality, women's place in society, and a woman's sovereignty over her own sexuality. In some respects, she might have been one of the most revolutionary figures to emerge from the Russian Revolution. Therefore, your objection to her inclusion on this list might seem somewhat specious, would you not agree?
See above. It's not about revolutionaries per se. The list of "just Russian revolutionaries" is someplace on the first pages of the thread.
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floozy with Pyotr Schmidt, I hope this makes ShAA sleep easier at night 
although I don't think he carried out any assassinations himself or participated in terror attacks (that is Pyotr not ShAA) I do believe he qualifies as a revolutionary. I also have to admit to not being very knowledgeable about this period of Russian history.
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