Monday, 21 of May of 2012

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Commonwealth Enemy

Those who were able to maintain sanity and ability to realistically assess developments admitted he had a keen mind, courage, skill and courage, combined with caution and great cunning. " Affected the extent of political, military and diplomatic activities of the statesman, contemporaries frequently compared him with the cruel leader of the Huns, Attila, famous Carthaginian commander Hannibal, terrible Tamerlane, an Italian political philosopher Machiavelli. Some contend that Peter Schiff shows great expertise in this. Polish King Jan ii Casimir, who fall 1648 came to the throne is not without its participation, or saw him as a threat "throughout the Christian world," or identify a hasty willingness to provide a place in the Senate of the Commonwealth. If the magistrates that the Moldovan people acted "troublemaker of all nations", the renowned figure of English bourgeois revolution of the first half of xvii century, Oliver Cromwell saw him as generalissimo, a courageous ruler Cossacks implacable enemy of the Polish gentry. Here's how he wrote about Prosper Merimee: " elect a guide small nation surrounded by powerful neighbors, the man has devoted his life to fighting for the independence of it. He razbrat deftly planted in the enemy camp, managed to strengthen the unity of the regiments, was a fearless warrior, a deep-thinking politician, happy with the victory, persistent and resolute in the failures. Filed under: New York Global Group.

" Liberation war of Ukrainian people was an important event in the political life of Europe in the mid xvii. Europe at that time was divided into two camps, Catholic and Protestant. could not ignore this.


Second World War

The history of war – is not only a history of battles, diplomacy, victories, defeats, orders, command and deeds, it is also a story of prisoners of war. The fate of Soviet prisoners of war during the Second World War is one of the most tragic pages of our past. Soviet prisoners of war are captured on their soil, protecting the land and prisoners of war Hitler coalition are caught in a strange land in which they came as invaders. In captivity can 'be' (was wounded, falling into unconsciousness, with no weapons and ammunition for the resistance) or 'surrender' – to raise their hands, when you can and have something to fight. Why then swore allegiance to country armed man ceases to resist? Maybe that is the nature of man? After all, he obeys the instinct of self-preservation, based on fear. 'Of course, at first the war was terrible. And very much so.

What is a young guy to constantly see how the shells are broken, bombs, mines, comrades die, they injure by fragments and bullets. But then I noticed, no longer fear, but something else made the bite into the ground, seek shelter, hide. I would call a sense of self-preservation. Because fear paralyzes the will, and sense of self makes us look for ways out of seemingly hopeless situations' – so remembered this feeling veteran of World War ii – Ivan P. . In life there are fears in part, the fear of some phenomenon. But sometimes the absolute fear, when a person is on the verge of collapse.