What are the /pol/ approved revolutions or coup d'etats? Is Mussolini's march on Rome one of them?
>>75630873
Beer Hall Putsch
>>75632053
>swede approves commie revolution
why im not surprised
>>75632053
1917 catastrophe is not /pol/ approved. Your jewish mouth is lyin. Take yourself and your son of out my thread.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Athens_(1946)
Not sure if this counts, but it gives me a freedom boner like no other event in history does.
American Revolution
>>75632053
>>75632249
*your wife's son
>>75632053
does this look shopped to anyone else?
>>75630873
Duh of course it is, silly goose
>>75632464
Why so?
And it may very well be.
id go with the classic
>>75630873
Mussolini was a compensator with short man syndrome that fell into the jew trap of nationalism. The answer is no.
>>75632711
Ceasar was a degenerate tyrant. DELET THIS
>>75632681
I remember reading something a long time ago about how a lot of Soviet images are shopped to make Soviet leaders look more appealing.
This particular one>>75632053 just looks like Lenin was put in front of a larger crowd or something. He looks like he doesnt belong in the forefront.
>>75632916
be glad i even noticed your thread you filthy roach :^]
>>75630873
Canadian fire putsch. The attempted and ongoing take over of Canada by fire. Hopefully it overthrows that cuck Trudeau before it's too late
>based commie remover hasn't been mentioned yet
For shame /pol/
>>75632681
>>75632053
Lenin looks iconic on those pics.
>>75630873
Vive le roi et vive la France.
>>75632982
I have heard the same thing, like that they wanted to do that with Gorbachev's birthmark but he said.
>>75630873
Coup of the military alliance against stamboliyski. Replaced with the "bloody professor". Pretty based
>>75630873
No he was invited by the king to become prime minister. March on Rome was after that so was just a show to the media etc.
