Lasting from 1937 and concluding in 1945, the Sino-Japanese was a military warfare fought between the Empire of Japan and the Republic of China. The frictions developed between the two territories for superiority in Korea. The war created the Chinese theater of World War II's more comprehensive...
Why did the United States join World War 1? Why was the Gulf War justified? Why did the civil war start in Lebanon? Why did Europe fight in the Crusades? Why did the Gaza War happen? Why did the Six-Day War end? Why was World War 2 fought?
The guerrillas supply themselves (as was done in Vietnam) from the foreigners’ largesse of food, medicine, weapons and ammo.Afghans have a strange inner mindset–they ‘like’ it when foreigners arrive spouting whatever propaganda they want to spout. The Afghans then fall to work exploiting ...
Over the centuries, his conquered neighbors fought back, and the Thai people dominated large swaths of Laos from the late 1700s to the early 1800s. What we know as Laos today was built from an assemblage of different ethnic groups with distinct languages and cultures. Jerry Redfern/LightRocket...
Indeed, Tommy's seizures in Peaky Blinders season 6 episode 2 come hand-in-hand with the visions he would experience during his opium-induced sleep in season 1. Tommy relives the moment he fought the green-eyed Prussian cavalryman in the French trenches—a moment which has haunted him ever...
the British obliterated them and forced them to acquiesce to a series of demands that were literally called“unequal treaties,” leading to a period of Chinese history now known as the Century of Humiliation, during which China lost every war it fought, and the ruling Qing had to agree to ...
England was turned within few decades into a world wide mass-murdering country, the same monster that Jew-controlled JewSA is today, controlled by the fascist bankster-owned FED, poisoning the goyim with drugs (Sassoons Opium Wars,Mayer Lansky+cia drug trade,) medicating children and babies ...
Byron Janis: "For me one of the most magical pianists was Cortot, who had many shortcomings, and in the U.S. we tend to make shortcomings too important. Cortot tended to slide around a lot, had memory lapses and was not always in good shape, but my God, there was something there!
The Treaty of Nanking did not, however, resolve the opium trade dispute, and the conflict escalated again, into the Second Opium War. The settlement of that conflict was the first Convention of Peking, ratified on Oct. 18, 1860, when Britain acquired the southern part of the Kowloon Peninsul...