The star-and-antlers was developed in the sixth decade of the last century and quickly adopted by Mazov and the communards during the Revolution...
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The star-and-antlers was developed in the sixth decade of the last century and quickly adopted by Mazov and the communards during the Revolution...
Nothing at all yet. Right now it's just meaningless shapes on a wall.
Even today, half a century after, the star-and-antlers retains the ability to evoke hope, disappointment, and fear in equal measure.
Communism is the ideology of gutless intellectuals and clueless university students. They don't care about the real wörking man.
Gone. Gone is the glory. Of hope, only the scribblings of impoverished students remain. In dirty hallways...
You see noble aims but also mountains upon mountains of corpses. They should've taken a more measured approach. Also, you're really smart.
That isn't just a five-pointed star -- it's an inverted white pentagram cradled in a wreath of antlers. The iconography of communism, in other words.
Smug superiority? Esthetic musings? The triumph of Capital is undeniable, but... maybe the guns were sort of cool? Revolutionaries had loads of guns.
It's part of a radiocomputer. When not in use, filaments are stored at temperatures below zero.
Incidentally, 'The Saddest Pig in the World' is the title of a popular Gottwaldian children's book, written and illustrated by Moritz Metzger. In '26 it received the prestigious Kritikerpreis for youth literature.
Ozonne is an archipelago two days' travel away from Revachol. Its moneyed residents, used to posh restaurants and upscale boutiques, rarely have reason to visit Martinaise.
Red-dyed heavy fuel oil is only used in government vehicles. Or at least that's the idea.
Prohibiting peacetime law-enforcement to front loaded rifles is a policy enforced by the Moralist International in all the nations of the Reál Belt.
You wouldn't ordinarily have cause to handle jacketed bullets. The Citizens Militia uses cast bullets only -- little pebbles of metal loaded from the muzzle, usually in a cartridge.
Highly unusual. The people of Revachol haven't carried breech-loading weapons like this for nearly half a century.
I don't know about you, but I really, really enjoyed it. Worked out really well in the end.
The International Collaboration Police (ICP) is an interisolary law enforcement service, the crown jewel in the Moralintern diadem alongside EPIS and the Coalition Government.