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«If there is a battle, one Southerner will easily defeat a dozen Yankees.» Why slave owners in the US rebelled against Washington 165 years ago

On April 12, 1861, the Civil War began in the United States with Confederate rebels firing on Fort Sumter. Historians still debate its underlying causes even in the 21st century. Both in America and abroad, the legend of the Lost Cause remains popular—a tale of the South’s heroic struggle against the relentless march of heartless Northern capitalism. According to this legend, slavery played little role: the irrepressible romantic Southerners were simply defending their unique culture—balls, beautiful ladies, horseback rides, and everything else «gone with the wind.» But what really happened?

#America #AmericanCivilWar #Nineteenthcentury #industrialization #historicalmyths #historyofcapitalism #slavery #freedom #NorthandSouth #rawmaterialseconomy #technologicalprogress #extensivefarming

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Who Really Committed Genocide Against the Soviet People — Hitler or Stalin?

In the place of the closed GULAG Museum in Moscow, a «Museum of the Genocide of the Soviet People» is being created. If we didn't know what a kingdom of crooked mirrors Russia is today, this could even be welcomed — after all, there really was genocide in the USSR. However, it was not at all the kind that the Russian authorities mean today.

#WorldWarII #genocide #Hitler #Twoleggedbelt #industrialization #historicalmemory #historicalmyths #collectivization #leftandright #propaganda #repressionsintheUSSR #Russia #Stalin #statistics #Trotsky #theeconomyisalmost #essay

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