Doctor Zhivago (3/10) Movie CLIP - Stick Together (1965) HD

[@davidschlaefer8078]

The scene of the officer being shot and collapsing into the barrel freaked me out when I saw this as a little kid.

[@jojonesjojo8919]

"For your country... officer". Such a marvelous line, delivered with such venom.

[@lovepeaceandrespect8808]

They murdered them men,totally outnumbered cowards

[@greenbrickbox3392]

​@@lovepeaceandrespect8808no fair fights in war. The officers sending their men to die for no reason in the eastern front meatgrinders is why they were so badly outnumbered

[@berndmuller1208]

This scene should be shown in Russia and Ukraine.

[@wheelinthesky300]

Interesting how great filmmakers can portray a momentous historical event in 3 minutes with minimalist dialogue and action.

[@deb310red]

When people have nothing to lose, they lose it.

[@erictaylor5462]

One of my favorite scenes in the movie is where the protestors encounter the Czar's men on the streets as Doctor Zhivago watches from the balcony. In a modern movie they would have shown the men slicing the protestors with their swords and shooting with lots of blood and flying body parts. The way it was done in this film, I think, is even more violent, because all you can do is hear what is happening, and see the look in Zhivago's eyes as he watches what is happening. The physical violence of the scene is left to the viewer's imagination.

[@wheelinthesky300]

@@erictaylor5462 We have become inured to violence and gore in films. An actor who can convey emotion is a far more effective statement. P.S., It would have been done with terrible CGI.

[@erictaylor5462]

@@wheelinthesky300 In 1965? I doubt it. The first use of CGI in a film was much much later. In the 80's I think.

[@wheelinthesky300]

@@erictaylor5462 I meant if it was redone today.

[@nstix2009xitsn]

Thousands of extras; no CGI.

[@HardRockMaster7577]

CGI is for the common masses to consume.

[@erictaylor5462]

Those officers should have known when they lost control of their men, they were no longer their men.

[@USERNAMEfieldempty]

"A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon." - Napoleon Bonaparte

[@monichat]

Napoleon Bonaparte was a monster

[@johnham4485]

@@monichat Napoleon is a legend and left his mark as a greatest general in the history Europe. Monster? not in my eyes.

[@monichat]

@@johnham4485 Napoléon was a good emperor, did much for France and the well being of his people. . But he started too many wars, just like Hitler; many young Frenchmen died because of his obsession with war. . Especially when he invaded Russia. Hitler made the same foolish mistake. You cannot invade Russia, the Russians will fight to the last man to protect their motherland. The greatest general ? No way.

[@josephine.1226]

...he left whole army to rot in Syria, his own french army that he brought there as a leader of it, look it up You fools. He was just as disgusting as any other insane dictator.

[@josephine.1226]

@@aristo80 ... ; ] You never was the smartest one, did You.

[@billlombard9911]

One of the top movies ever made

[@paralleloctagon7062]

Someone said below they felt bad for the first officer who was trying to reason. So do I, of course, for what he said had some logic of truth (Brest-Litovsk...), but its a harsh truth that if you can't see and adapt to the flow of events, you will suffer alike how he did. Its a great scene that foreshadows the later twists and turns of the revolution.

[@dgetzin]

Not everyone can be Napoleon at the start of the hundred days and facing the entire army come to arrest him, to say, “any man brave enough to kill his emperor,” tearing open his shirt, pointing at his heart “HERE he is! Do it now!” - combination of bald luck and clever thinking there. Never anything to be relied on.

[@Infernal460]

Russia went war when she was not nearly ready. What would going to die for a cause that would do nothing for you achieve. The soldier was correct this has not been his country since 1905.

[@mrmucro2704]

Russia was militarily underdeveloped, and the military leaders ignored this fact. The war was madness and a disaster for Russia.

[@VikingcustomLeather]

First rule of officership: Never give an order you know won’t be obeyed.

[@alanhayward8237]

He found himself on the wrong side .. such is war (and revolutions).

[@tsartodd]

@1:21 lol i never knew that Steve Carell was a Russian military officer with a British accent.

[@rollingthunder9071]

tsartodd He learnt his English while he was working in the kitchens at Eton, making cabbage soup.

[@tempol6404]

The soldier beside Julie Christie looks an awful lot like a young Patrick Stewart.

[@jackcade68]

Poor Michael Scott, getting caught in that time warp! He was just about to say. "that's what she said"!

[@sweetcaroline2060]

That's what I thought too. How did Michael Scott wind up in Doctor Zhivago?😂🤣😅

[@calvin8201]

That was easily the most casual kill I've ever seen 2:45

[@paxmule]

Notice that all the killing was the grizzled, starving veterans. The newbies just stood and watched.

[@lovepeaceandrespect8808]

Their was no need to kill outnumbered men like that,but that's what cowards do.

[@Piece-Of-Time]

​@@lovepeaceandrespect8808it's not cowardice, it's about their feelings. They would do it even if they were outnumbered

[@jamesfarmer6004]

This takes place during World War 1 (1914-1918). During this time, clear through World War II (1939-1945), the standard issue service infantry rifle for both the Imperial Czarist Russian Army (including the Reds and Whites), and later Soviet Red Army, was the 7.62mm (.30 caliber) Mosin- Nagant bolt action rifle, Models 1891 and 1891/30 respectively. James A. Farmer Merrill, Oregon in Klamath County.

[@abyssinia4ever]

True to bad I see alot of Mausers in this clip.

[@andrewstravels2096]

In other words, the WW I soldiers used the rifles of their fathers and older brothers and the WW II soldiers used the rifles of their grandfathers. Imagine us using rifles today!!!

[@FantadiRienzo]

By 1917 the Russian army used a hodgepodge of rifles. Most Mosin rifles were lost

[@billwebb9643]

The Brits used the Lee Enfield rifle for a long time. I have one my great grandpa carried in the Canadian Army during the Boer War. The shortened version was used through both world wars and Korea and into the late 1950s.

[@shwesq]

In the mid 60s, when this movie was made, surplus Mausers were more readily available in the West than Mosin-Nagants. In recent years the situation was reversed with the fall of the Soviet Union and the supply of surplus Mausers drying up

[@bythehandofbob]

Greatest scene. Mutiny should always be on the menu.

[@MilciadesAndrion]

This is a scene from the unforgettable movie Dr. Zhivago. The soldiers refused to continue fighting a senseless war and joined the people.

[@edlawn5481]

May history repeat itself in Ukraine.

[@p0laquit0]

@@edlawn5481 lol

[@Infernal460]

@@edlawn5481 You want Ukrainian soldiers to desert... Not a popular decision but I respect it.

[@knightstemplar738]

@@edlawn5481 I Agree, Ukraine must surrender

[@pimpompoom93726]

They left it to the Western nations to beat the Central Powers. Thanks.

[@dunnbradstreet4106]

Guns rust. Shovels are always shining 😢

[@daustin8888]

1:48 What a humiliating death

[@jsilva4847]

daustin8888 Less humiliating and faster than Saddam Hussein's though.

[@evilsciencelab3854]

I believe that was the point. The one decent man who tried to rally them was ignobly murdered by a communist. Worse happened to others.

[@R3dp055um]

@@evilsciencelab3854 A decent man, yes, but in service to a bad cause. Therefore, he deserved what happened to him.

[@monichat]

@@jsilva4847 I cried when Saddam Hussein was brutally executed, he never had arms of massive destruction. G.W. Bush is a liar.

[@Etaoinshrdlu69]

Would have been more humiliating if he died upside down

[@jaysonbiggs8979]

This scene is actually from WWI. Not the Russian Civil War. As would happen on a lesser scale in Vietnam during the war and American soldiers after 1968 (fragging), Russian soldiers would kill their commanding officers as they (the soldiers) turned against the war. There was also increasing fraternization between German and Russian soldiers. The Russian officer with the big mustache was a real person and he was killed pretty much like you see.

[@edlawn5481]

The Bolsheviks figured their actions would inspire similar actions amongst German troops.

[@TheFlyingHeart]

2:30 old dude invented crowd surfing.

[@georgiapeach3109]

The General had some beautiful boots. Probably worth more than all the peasants had combined!

[@luishumbertovega3900]

2:17 The Monopoly Guy !!! 😂😂😂

[@tsartodd]

@1:21 he reminds me of Steve Carell/Michael Scott.

[@jaysonbiggs8979]

This scene is based on an actual event. The czarist officer who was killed in real life looked exactly like the one in the scene. Someone did their homework for this scene. He was a famous commander. A picture of him is somewhere on the internet. He was a White officer in the Civil War. Although this scene really happened during WWI when Russian soldiers revolted. Killing their officers. Similar to US troops killing their officer during the Vietnam War, from about 1970 to the end.

[@DS-wk1kn]

Where did you get that last information, about US troops? Because it's wrong.

[@classiclistener01]

@DS 1 - You're correct. There may have been isolated incidences where an officer was attacked or killed by a disgruntled serviceman, but, US troops never, ever revolted or mutinied.

[@danja7691]

The movie is based on Boris Pasternak's novel.

[@oilersridersbluejays]

Other than a few isolated cases, American troops did not revolt and shoot their officers. That's what cowardly communist heathens do.

[@YouClickk]

@@DS-wk1kn He got it from a book taken out from the "Ho Chi Minh Library" in Hanoi

[@infonomics]

Nicolas II cared little for his people, like asking them to fight on an empty stomach.

[@DixiePokerAce]

And then communist leaders like Lenin and Stalin purged many of their own people strictly for their own political gain. The Tsar didn't care about his people but neither did the communists that took over.

[@elmetaleroneonknight]

Tremendous scene when the soldiers and the people refuse to follow the orders of a madman in power

[@Morotr75]

Yes, like the endless calls for wars in the Middle East, right?

[@DixiePokerAce]

And then another mad men lead these soldiers to exterminate MILLIONS of their own people. Yeah, that makes perfect sense. They traded one mad man for another and became butchers themselves.

[@AntonL1994]

“Your country, officer!!”

[@livetutor4u318]

Back in the 60s there was no one regulating care and protection of the horses during filming...

[@alonsoluiscabrillana4926]

Excelente película. Buenos actores. Muy buen argumento.

[@ProfessorxVile]

Was this a scene from the M-4 highway this morning?

[@Jammsizzle]

Worst crowdsurfing ever.

[@sranderson7]

Happening again right now.

[@jones3557]

It is. Whose side are you on comrade? 😳

[@oilersridersbluejays]

They shed themselves of the aristocracy and marched right into an even more brutal regime.

[@wheelinthesky300]

Pretty much.

[@vesna639]

same regime - the Swamp hid themselves behind "isms" - changing the label of a thing doesn't change that they are: "wolves in sheep's clothing" - the more brutal regime was just the Swamp tightening its grip, just like it's trying to do now but will fail once and for all : )

[@nooway1506]

Giving essentially ignorant people great power even if over just a few square meters of a city/country is a formula for abuse with no limits.

[@jamesbodnarchuk6245]

Took them into the modern age? I hate Stalinism but history required Stalin?

[@deb310red]

It's funny how that works

[@CheeseScout]

Colonel Yuri Medvedev: Ah, again?????????????

[@darrenjohnbryant51]

Today's history is repeating itself everywhere. And we still don't learn from the past.

[@jaysonbiggs8979]

From WWI. Based on what really happened. As the war dragged on it was increasingly common for Russian soldiers to kill their commanding officers. The officer with the white moustache was a famous officer. He was known for that white moustache and being completely subservient to the Czar and the war effort. He was killed basically like you see here. The exact same thing started to happen after about 1969 regarding US troops in Vietnam. It was called fragging. It was on a much bigger scale in Russia. The Bolsheviks had members and supporters in the military. The man you see with the shifty eyes (so stereotypical!) was a Bolshevik agitator. Their slogan was "Turn the war into a civil war." Meaning a war to bring down the Russian ruling class (the monarchy, the Russian Orthodox Church and the capitalist class). They did.

[@sirhumphreyappleby8399]

And look how well that went for Russia. Two humiliating wars and oppression for years to come.

[@monichat]

@@sirhumphreyappleby8399 Don't forget the Russians won the Second World War under the smart guidance of Stalin

[@DEKA1]

the Empire Broken on Public Appeal already, the Army was Poorly Supplied so i'm not suprised they Rebelled !

[@giovannalandi4108]

Un amore immenso in una Russia devastata dalla neve e dalla guerra🇮🇹💙♥️🌹💐

[@isaiasramosgarcia9771]

the war btwn the uper clases of Germany, Austria, Rusia, France, England, U.S.A., etc., using the people

[@ljaneljane1261]

every country uses its people no matter what class, wealth there is, its just the poorer suffer more,

[@Wolfen443]

It started in the U.S Civil War.

[@nick.s.c3102]

@C.S.E United Europe actually got much worse.

[@judithsaunders3634]

This movie clip keeps coming to me when thinking about the recent Russian mobilization in the 2022. Slava 🇺🇦

[@mandalePP1999]

Just an idiot like you could say something that stupid. Then why dont you join the ukrainian foreign legion? I know why: cause you are a coward that fears dearh.

[@christophera556]

The thing is this movie portrayed the Russian civil war 1917 to 1918 and the period before it and afterwards. So is history repeating itself well the current Russian army is performing badly so did the Russian army when it fought the Germans from 1914 to 1917 today the Russian army is losing against Ukraine there is the possibility of Russian civil war this decade only unlike the Russian civil war of just over a hundred years ago a modern Russian civil war could potentially involve nuclear weapons that would a dangerous situation indeed.

[@MultiPetercool]

Someone needs to slip a copy of this into Russia with Russian subtitles. Although it probably wouldn’t work, because nobody in Russia has ever seen this magnificent film by David Lean.

[@georgesdanton9460]

@@MultiPetercool Why do you think that this magnificent film by David Lean has not been seen in Russia? This is not true)))) This great movie is always available to watch on a cable TV subscription for only 2,5 EUR! For example, I watched the one 6 times and always want to watch more!)))) And this film is superbly dubbed into Russian, and always you can additionally watch it in the original with Russian subtitles.

[@MultiPetercool]

@@georgesdanton9460 The Russian equivalent of “Joe Six Pack” has never even heard of this movie I suspect. Certainly most of the elderly Z patriots are unaware.

[@weareallbronies9031]

1:51 One of the biggest WTF moments in movie history in my opinion. There was no reason for that guy to do that but he did it.

[@paxmule]

Karma

[@crispinjulius5032]

It’s symbolism. WWI went very badly for the Russians and the coming civil war, out of nowhere, between the Reds and Whites, was going to take the Russians down an even longer road of unchecked violence.

[@monichat]

@@crispinjulius5032 Civil war between the Reds and the Whites, you forgot to mention the help the Whites got from countries who had no business there. It was this intervention that caused thousands of deaths. Bravo to Trotsky and his Red Armies for having won !!!!!!!

[@aldomoreno.600]

Its a lot clearer in the book

[@billwebb9643]

The officer was telling another batch of kiddoes to go fight for the czar, and the old vet wasn't having any more of it.

[@ashiptostay]

Great scene. But am i wrong that i saw a character playing one of the marching soldiers, looking directly at the camera?

[@JanuszKrysztofiak]

The regime these soldiers helped to come to power drew conclusions and would introduce 'barrier troops' during the next war.

[@Vlad65WFPReviews]

As the catastrophe of Putin's invasion of Ukraine drags into its ninth month, and reluctant and untrained men are mobilized for a war they don't understand, I keep wondering if and when we will see scenes like this in Eastern and Southern Ukraine

[@MultiPetercool]

Dude with monocle is “Bunker Grandpa” 😂

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

I felt bad for that Officer, there was nothing he said that was wrong.

[@paxmule]

Eff him!

[@tbone-spartacus3357]

They murdered the officer. The murderers ended up getting the government they deserve, and that government turned around and killed them by the millions. That's what is happening here. We will get the government we deserve too.

[@snakey934Snakeybakey]

@@tbone-spartacus3357 but your children won't deserve, and they will be the ones who have to suffer the most.

[@KBoettcher13]

Your mission a big point in the death of that officer speaking to tired men.

[@oilersridersbluejays]

Not saying that the Imperialist Russia was a good regime, but it was a lot better than the Soviet one that followed.

[@daytonasixty-eight1354]

All of the top bolsheviks were Jewish. The Romanovs were heads of the Orthodox Church. Make of that information what you will.

[@od8401]

The Romanovs were head of the Orthodox Church. The top Bolsheviks were Jews. Make of that information what you will.

[@exchequerguy4037]

Lenin and Stalin were not Jewish. Trotsky was, or at least was raised one. That may have played a part in his fall from power.

[@karimali2034]

Love this video

[@stalban8379]

This scene in the movie with the troops revolting has always fascinated me. Does anybody know the name of the actor who played the young lieutenant who is killed in the water trough (1;49) after failing to persuade the troops to turn back to the front?

[@jirimatousek4933]

@steven smith Is that so?? Because the Red army was lead pretty much the same if not worse during the Russian civil war, Winter war, WW2 and Polish-Soviet War. Russian casulties in WW2 (8 Million soldiers) are significantly bigger then in the WWI(1,8-2,2 Million).

[@jirimatousek4933]

@steven smith peace bread and land?? Peace that the People didnt get. Land that they stole from Kulaks and the lack of bread(the ukranian famine).My point is that the communist did not care about their people.

[@jirimatousek4933]

But you are the last Tsar was bad,however the Provisional goverment was the right alternative, also a lot of peasants fought alongside the democrats and monarchist

[@tsartodd]

i don't know who played the young lieutenant -- but he looks a bit like Steve Carell.

[@divekingfan7150]

@@jirimatousek4933 Its not about what the reds did, its about what they promised. And the russians were desperate for a change because of how unpopular the Czarist gov has become.

[@silvio3454]

Ecco...queste si che sono rivendicazioni!

[@bloggaloggs]

1:55 Uh, bullet hole?

[@Clevinger67]

1:53. Laughing part's over.

[@levvy3006]

Why would you fight for the Czar - so you could defend your right to starve to death under his rule? The Romanovs needed to go.

[@willhelmberkly3025]

Eventually, we all have to go.

[@DrCruel]

Oh of course. Much better to slave away and starve so some Bolshevik boyars can live high. What's wrong with you people.

[@captain2ahab]

Do you realize how stupid your comment is?

[@rsoviet7891]

Your comments on the white army ambush are pretty dumb too.

[@mikegallant811]

Didn't excuse what happened at ekaterinburg!

[@uneedtherapy42]

Best.movie.ever.period.

[@peterpirando2024]

Coming to USA very soon.

[@Digmen1]

I must watch the whole movie again. There were two Russian revolutinons the first one by the army against the Tsar and the war and incompetence. The second one where the communists took over.

[@daniel_sc1024]

The first revolution, the February Revolution, began spontaneously in Petrograd (St. Petersburg) amongst striking factory workers and women protestors on February 23rd. Some local troops mutinied, but they didn't do so en masse until the 27th. Three days later Russia's generals and admirals convinced Nicholas II to abdicate, thinking that would solve the domestic turmoil and allow the army to continue fighting the war. Although there had been desertions, widespread collapse of discipline in the army happened after the Petrograd Soviet's issuance of the famous "Order No. 1" on March 1st. The following October Revolution ended the Provisional Government and brought the Bolsheviks into power.

[@doloreshoenen8049]

Mein Lieblingsfilm !

[@enricoburzacchi1089]

Di solito i vecchi sono più testoni dei giovani, stavolta il nonno ha dato il buon esempio.

[@jamesbodnarchuk6245]

Take his long johns comrade?!

[@ljiljanakandrac2590]

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[@rosamargaritamontesdeocago5433]

Saludos cordiales bendiciones en familia equipo , excelente película artistas !!

[@silviaruhsen4666]

A little break of earnest is inside

[@stonesinmyblood27]

One of the most grabbing scenes I’ve ever seen in a movie

[@alecweeman7279]

The officer should have said more, like “Yes the Tsar has not done a good job, but this is our homeland and it will not be taken, yes we were dumb for not using tactics and throwing you in, the more of us go then the better chance we have against the Germans”. I don’t know what else he could have said to inspire the soldiers.

[@greenbrickbox3392]

That would require the officers to have empathy with the rank and file, and Russian officers of the time did not conduct open communications with their troops or say things to the troops like "The Tsar hasn't done a good job". The expectations was they gave orders and you obeyed unquestioningly. Not much the officer could have said in this situation when the troops knew they were going to a meat grinder unless they mutinied.

[@alecweeman7279]

@@greenbrickbox3392 then what would you suggest the officers do?

[@greenbrickbox3392]

@@alecweeman7279 join the rebellion temporarily then leave the country. A lot of ex-tsarist officers joined the Red Army and some rose to extremely high ranks even throughout WW2 but during the interwar purges you would be under heavy NKVD suspicion and would likely be arrested and "rehabilitated" with worst case being execution.

[@fernandomartinezrivera7283]

Magnifica Película , pero rodada en España

[@Inkan1969]

With people getting drafted, I bet this going to happen a lot in Ukraine now.

[@berniestarzewski5482]

Today history is repeating itself in Ukraine.

[@melvin151515]

Thing same thing is happening in Ukraine right now.

[@davelandefeld]

We can only hope... and send missiles...🙂

[@scotgat]

This is what happens when a nation stops believing in its institutions and politicians and bankers. A bit like Western Democracies of 2019 perhaps?

[@DrCruel]

The lesson I take is to be quiet and keep one's eyes open. Someone needs to be there when the Bolshevik assassins try their dirty business, to quietly sneak behind them and put a bullet in their evil brains before they can act.

[@DrCruel]

@Felix Carpio That is, socialists never destroyed a Western democracy - except when they did.

[@GabrielNicho]

This is why you should respect your elderly. When they tell you to get back in ranks you better do so, or you might get a bolshevist government ;)

[@Michaelneiss]

No.

[@erikswanson5753]

Well, the old guy got to crowd serf before he died.

[@billwebb9643]

Not that a czarist gov is any better.

[@GabrielNicho]

@@billwebb9643 Except obviously Russia under the tsar was modernizing quickly and had a free market >_>

[@ralphbentley5499]

They should have shown the rest of the scene were one of the Bolsheviks says a State run by the workers will put an end to war. He couldn't have been more wrong.

[@roguestargun]

Mark my words, in the next 3 months we will see this happen again in Eastern Ukraine.

[@rainer1980]

In Dr. Zhivago Pasternak talks about how poorly supplied the imperial army was. Especially by the end of their involvement in the war. The Russians are so badly equipped in their fight against Ukraine that it would only take one spark for the army to turn on its leaders. So, there are parallels.

[@jimweights8908]

The scene that terrifies all elite tyrannies.

[@JohnyZman]

What needs to happen in Ukraine

[@Beginstheman]

Pretty much. Officers have to taste the wrath of disillusioned soldiers.

[@ELHIPPO]

1:20 omg is Steve carell

[@lachansondelara9234]

Un petit morceaux de film.certainement basé sur des faits réels

[@poilochien]

no country without peasants ...

[@stevenrichards3699]

Every Bernie Sanders supporter should watch this movie !

[@andrewstravels2096]

That's essentially Bernie's people!!!

[@matepavic6929]

If you honestly believe Bernie is a communist, you should read a bit more.

[@greenbrickbox3392]

Bernie Sanders politics has nothing to do with what went on in WW1 Russia, but everyone should watch Doctor Zhivago, it's a great movie.

[@firstlast1357]

If they only knew, Lubyanka, nkvd, kgb, terror, famine, Goolag, ..... but even if somebody told them, they would not have believed , black Life matter?

[@63bplumb]

I know you are trying to make a parallel to now in the US. Can you clarify your thoughts?

[@joycekoch5746]

Hopefully this will happen in Hong Kong.

[@crispinjulius5032]

The Chinese military will obliterate those people and it won't even be close.

[@Guitcad1]

I hope it happens in the US , frankly.

[@Inkan1969]

The Russian army in Ukraine right now....

[@sonidofranko]

this will happen to Russia in Ukraine in about a month or so........

[@gothic3theageofwar565]

Battlefield 1 In the Name of Tsar

[@betosanchezarreondo1124]

Russians soldiers refusing to go fight ukrainians today

[@sammyvh11]

Is this the Ukraine boarder?

[@enricoburzacchi1089]

North front :the Germans come.

[@stevenrichards3699]

2:45 ...........Russian mosh pit !

[@nancysmith2389]

Wow

[@NYC_LIBERAL]

_History is repeating itself:_ This is occurring currently in Eastern Ukraine. 🇺🇲🇺🇦🇹🇼🇪🇺🇺🇳🇨🇦

[@silviaruhsen4666]

6 million russian died in ww2 - most of all declined

[@alit6968]

Not 6 million but 22 millions.

[@63bplumb]

@@alit6968 I understood 25 million. 15 civilians and 10 soldiers.

[@craigsips8677]

25 million Silvia

[@eddythefan]

26.6 died, many were killed by Stalin himself

[@RogerBaswell]

Putin's favourite film...

[@rsgenocidnatvorevina]

Ok

[@nafisahshahab670]

I love you

[@chosenone8190]

LoL, I think we since Biden and his clowns in there. Wonderful!

[@rolandrothwell4840]

The war had cost millions of deaths, and starvation was occurring in the big cities of Russia. Nicholas II had run the war very badly. It was only a matter of time before the revolution broke out! Unfortunately, kerensky (a good socialist but also a devout democrat) lost control to the Bolsherviks

[@LoudaroundLincoln]

Beautiful thing.

[@drontobil]

Will happen again soon...very soon. de SA3BOW

[@upstatebernie4827]

Just did 👍