#Azof

[palmiz]

Marzo 2014...

Ed era una tregua. Qualcuno si ricorda di qualche tigggi che parlasse delle stragi di civili fra cui bambini? No è... Tanto erano filo russi, e zelenski stava "solo" continuando una strada già avviata , oltre a far fuori opposizione, giornalisti, chiudendo radio e TV etc etc....

Adesso negano tutto nelle nostre care tivù, per fortuna non hanno ancora cancellato tutto dalla rete, ma stanno già cancellando per riscrivere la storia...

[rausule]

RYK van die Romanofs (1613-1676) See

•Obdorsk

van Barents

Pustazersk

Berezov

Lapland

Ven van

Kolo

Tobolsk

Swede

Karelië

Aartsengel

KONINKRYK

Vernoture

Tyumen

SWEDEN

RUSSIESE RYK

Finland

Wilmanstran

Beloozero

Petersburg

Vologda

Vyborg

Kazany

Estland

Yaroslavl

Novgorod

Livonia

Vladimir

Simbirsk

Vlieg

Königsberg

Smolensk

Kovno

Saratov

PRUSSLAND

Voronezh

Minsk

starodub

Oossee

Lyn

Kozlov

Poznan

Pinsk

Zarisyn

Volynie

Oekraïne

Astrahin

Taganrog

OOSTENRIJK

Azof

Kaspiese See

Kere

Odessa Hoe

HONGARYE

Petrovak

Sewastopol

Swart See

OTTOMAANSE RYK

PERSIË

Verowerings van die Romanovs (1613-1676)

Rusland aan die toeneem

Verowerings van 1726 tot 1730

van die Romanofs (1613)

Michael III se sessies aan Pole (1618-34)

Verowerings van Petrus die Grote

Alessio se verowerings! (1645-76)

Gebiede verower van Swede (1721)

Verowerings aan die einde van die 17de eeu

Gesteelde gebiede

na Persië (1722-1723)

[luminouslumity]

Again, the devil works fast, but musical fans work faster!

Some other animatics!

SUFFERING: BrittPowwPixel, Caavey, Mitsu Fuyuki, artistxgrotto, Irunaki xd, Finescam

SCYLLA: Crashite, Krieo, C_h0pe

THUNDER BRINGER: Axolotl and Pangolin, Fortuna Azofe & Fluger

[stephensmithuk]

The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax

Part of His Last Bow, this was published in 1911, this another one that is not titled "The Adventure of".

Turkish baths had become very popular in London by this time. Most of them have closed over the decades, but there are still a few around, including the Casa Spa on Edgware Road.

Scholar consensus is that Watson was born in 1852. They agree less on the setting of this story - 1901 not 1902 is the consensus - but Watson is pushing 50 here.

Crédit Lyonnais was the world's largest bank by total assets in the early 1900s. It merged with Crédit Agricole in 2003, with the retail branches bearing the name LCL to this day.

It was actually three pence a word for a telegram to Switzerland in 1902 with a minimum 10d charge. Germany and France were 2d each. It would be a shilling or more to the USA, depending on which state the message was going to. (Source: January 1902 Post Office Guide: https://www.gbps.org.uk/information/sources/po-guides/Post%20Office%20Guide%201902%20(1st%20January).pdf)

Lausanne in Switzerland is home to the International Olympic Committee and a 28-station metro system, the smallest city in the world (population c.140,000) with one.

The general consensus of scholars is that Baden refers to what is now Baden-Baden in Germany, not Baden in Switzerland.

A mob cap is a round pleated bonnet with a caul to cover the hair, typically worn indoors.

Barberton in the Mpumalanga province of South Africa was home to a short-lived gold rush from 1884 onwards.

"Pensions" are small guest houses that will offer full-board (all meals) or half-board (all meals except lunch) to guests.

The requirement of foreign visitors to register with the police is still a thing in some European countries, although if you are staying at a hotel, campsite etc. they will take care of that for you - that's why they take a copy of your passport. Britain actually had it for some foreign arrivals until 2022, when it was finally abolished.

The Sea of Azof - or rather the Sea of Azov today - is the small inland sea to the north of the Black Sea, surrounded by Ukraine and Russia.

The average life expectancy for a woman born in 1901 was 52.4 years and a man 48.5; this was still a period of high infant mortality. However, it was entirely possible for someone to live into their 90s with luck - Queen Victoria's son Arthur lived to 91, dying in 1942.

Senility is now known as dementia.

Workhouses often served as de facto care homes for those without the money or family to stay in their own homes. Even after the abolition of workhouses in 1948 and the creation of the NHS, many of the buildings remained in use for that purpose, with over 50% of local authority accommodation for the elderly being former workhouses in 1960 (https://www.bgs.org.uk/resources/the-elderly-and-the-workhouse). One can only imagine how many elderly people were taken to those buildings with terror in their minds.

[alarrytale]

What do you think was the reason behind these blinds with Rande? Do you think he is actually gay and with Cloney?

And why do you think Harry stoped hanging out with grbers, idk if they were at his shows but i remember the last time he was papped with him was during the lockdown

Hi, anon!

I think H hanging out with the Ger*ers was a PR deal. RG owns a breakfast place with the Azo*fs so they're close friends. The Ger*ers are an attention seeking family and they were trying to use H to get promo for themselves and KG (she was in the DM every-single-day at the time. "Who is KG?" type of articles, because her family was trying to make fetch happen for her...) and i also think H helped promo that god damn tequila brand and café haba*a. The Azof*s were using their connections to get H in with the celebs of L.A. Same thing they did with Kend*ll Jen*er and the Kardash*ans.

I have no idea about RG and GC, but the rumours have been around for years.

And about the blind items? I have no idea, my guess is that it was another attempt to distance H from Louis. The blinds aren’t believable in the least, but it does paint a picture that H isn't with L if he's having threesomes and sleeping around so much he needs bum surgery...

[twopoppies]

I saw some videos of Jeff dancing at Wembley, he looked very happy and very proud of Harry. And I was thinking how good it is that Harry has someone from a powerful family like Azofs in the music industry by his side. I think Harry's work would be much more difficult or even impossible without the Azofs. But now with the Azofs, Harry can be his true self on stage (totally queer), selling out 4 nights at Wembley for a guy from a boy band can be unattainable. I'm just saying that people who complain about Jeff being at Harry's side 24/7 are very stupid ( I don't not deny Harry's hard work, creativity, innovation, aesthetics, and intelligence)

I agree with you. Although I think you and I are in the minority in this fandom. I know the Azoffs aren’t by his side solely out of the goodness of their hearts—they’re making a fortune by representing him. But they’ve helped him achieve his goals so far and I do think H feels taken care of and protected by them. That’s not to say this couldn’t change, but from the outside it looks like signing with them was a very good move on Harry’s part.

[mariana-oconnor]

The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax pt 2

Alas, poor Watson. Failed again. It's always so unfair that Holmes sends him off on these solo missions when he knows that Watson won't do what he thinks should be done.

...finding that he could get away from London, he determined to head me off at the next obvious point of my travels

But what about poor Lestrade, that's what I want to know. What's he's supposed to do now Holmes is out of the country?

“I cannot at the moment recall any possible blunder which you have omitted. The total effect of your proceeding has been to give the alarm everywhere and yet to discover nothing.”

I repeat: what were you expecting? You're an intelligent man. Why did you think this would be any different from any of the other times you've asked Watson to do the investigating. It's not his fault, but you insist on putting him through this. Shame. Shame.

It's like using a fork to eat soup.

And now you're sitting there blaming him. Have you no shame, sir?

“I am in touch with Miss Dobney, Lady Frances's governess.” “Old Susan Dobney with the mob cap! I remember her well.” “And she remembers you. It was in the days before—before you found it better to go to South Africa.”

Oh well obviously Watson should have talked to the governess who wasn't even in the country you sent him to. Clearly he should have gone back to England and spoken to her rather than doing the thing you sent him to do.

And also, Holmes exercising some discretion and polite restraint. He clearly saved some up by being a dick to Watson.

"I was a wild youngster, I know—not worse than others of my class. But her mind was pure as snow. She could not bear a shadow of coarseness. So, when she came to hear of things that I had done, she would have no more to say to me. And yet she loved me—that is the wonder of it!—loved me well enough to remain single all her sainted days just for my sake alone."

She sounds insufferable. Just be happy, you numpty. What is even the point of you two being miserable separately. Either be happy or move on properly, none of this 'woe is me' self sacrificing martyrdom bullshit.

“Jagged or torn,” was the message, and the place of origin, Baden. “What is this?” I asked. “It is everything,” Holmes answered. “You may remember my seemingly irrelevant question as to this clerical gentleman's left ear."

I told you that wasn't a joke, Watson. Really you should have known that, as well. In fact, if you and Holmes had actually considered what you know about each other, this story would be very different. As it is, you both seem to have forgotten everything you know about each other.

“It shows, my dear Watson, that we are dealing with an exceptionally astute and dangerous man. The Rev. Dr. Shlessinger, missionary from South America, is none other than Holy Peters, one of the most unscrupulous rascals that Australia has ever evolved—and for a young country it has turned out some very finished types."

I also knew that those two were sus. I feel very vindicated right now. It's nice when I read one of these stories right.

Also, some shade at Australia right there.

"All my instincts tell me that she is in London, but as we have at present no possible means of telling where, we can only take the obvious steps, eat our dinner, and possess our souls in patience. Later in the evening I will stroll down and have a word with friend Lestrade at Scotland Yard.”

Lestrade and the rest of Scotland Yard hearing that Sherlock is back.

"I will give you a note to them, and they will let you wait in the shop. If the fellow comes you will follow him home. But no indiscretion, and, above all, no violence."

I'm not sure we should be trusting this guy with that. This seems like the sort of plan that ends in violence.

For two days the Hon. Philip Green (he was, I may mention, the son of the famous admiral of that name who commanded the Sea of Azof fleet in the Crimean War) brought us no news.

Utterly random little aside there. Could you not have fitted that in any other way, ACD? Li'l bit awkward sticking parentheses in there.

"She is a tall, pale woman, with ferret eyes.”

I rescind my objection, Mr Green, honourable or not, has done an admirable job of not causing violence. I'm inclined to believe this is mostly because it was a woman not a man he was tailing and he's very 19th Century about these things, but even so. Maybe it was just her ferret eyes that softened him. Look at them.

"Once inside it, they have made her a prisoner, and they have become possessed of the valuable jewellery which has been their object from the first."

I feel that this is a very convoluted plan just to get their hands on some jewellery. Surely there were easier and more efficient methods they could have employed?

"And yet how strange that they should ever let a doctor approach her unless he were a confederate, which is hardly a credible proposition.”

How is that not a credible proposition? Doctors can do crime too, y'know.

"Your appearance inspires confidence."

It clearly does in you, Holmes. That's the only possible reason you keep sending him on missions that you must know he's not suited to.

"Are you armed?” “My stick!” “Well, well, we shall be strong enough. ‘Thrice is he armed who hath his quarrel just.’ We simply can't afford to wait for the police or to keep within the four corners of the law. You can drive off, cabby."

Holmes is optimistic, but can you imagine being that cabby? It's probably not the weirdest day he's ever had, but even so. These guys are just talking about murder and being armed and not being able to wait for the police. So glad he was allowed to leave. He did not deserve this. Just going about his day when two mad men get in his cab.

I've already got part three, but that'll have to wait for later.

[persephoneflouwers]

I can’t believe i cried over the whole “I’ll see you when the time is right” thing cuz I thought we won’t be seeing him for a long time the way everyone was being so dramatic at the last show tbh I should’ve know jdkgdfh

You’ve just been azoffed/robstringered HARRIED!

[wellthatwasaletdown]

Again, I ask: was he lying in 2017 or was he lying in 2022?

ALWAYS! He’s a liar pos. Poor harry. He was so miserable during 1D! That band ruined his life. He couldn’t wait to leave and start his solo career, supported by snakes life azof and stringer. No wonder they’re his besties.

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[danielderroitte]

Les milices ukrainiennes ( Azof ) par Luc Ferry sur sur LCI le plateau e...

[memitodu29]

Les milices ukrainiennes ( Azof ) par Luc Ferry sur sur LCI le plateau e...

[rausule]

Russiese buitelandse beleid: die belangrikheid van toegang tot die see.

Petrus die Grote het ook 'n beslissende stoot na Europa aan buitelandse beleid gegee. Volgens die soewerein was dit nodig om veilige grense vir Rusland te waarborg en die land van 'n uitlaat na die see te voorsien: vir hierdie doel het hy met die Turke geveg vir die verowering van Azof aan die Swart See. Maar die rigting van politieke en kommersiële uitbreiding Rusland het hoofsaaklik noord gemik, na die Oossee, en dit het onvermydelik gelei tot 'n botsing met Swede. Tussen 1700 en 1721, met die Tweede Noordelike Oorlog (sien par. 2.2), het Rusland definitief toegang tot die Golf van Finland ten koste van Swede gewaarborg (vrede van Nystadt, 1721).

Per slot van rekening het Picter die Grote, bewus van die behoefte aan 'n afsetpunt op die Oossee, in 1703 die stad St. Petersburg in 'n gunstige posisie, aan die monding van die Neva, gestig en in 1715 het hy die hoofstad van Moskou daarheen verskuif. . Die nuwe stad het 'n ware "venster op Europa" uitgemaak en 'n duidelike teken van die openingslyn na die Weste wat deur die Tsaar verlang word.

[blogphilippebuffon]

Sur @philippebuffon2003 21h Maidan 2014 Azof, Secteur Droit Que sont ce...

[444names]

swiss cities + tolkienesque forenames BUT including "en"

Aaraguen Aarwenne Adadendon Adendir Adien Adragrene Aelen Aendil Aenhelen Aergen Aglargen Aiten Aiwenz Alcwingen Aldenel Alen Algenburg Alien Allen Allene Alven Amierenel Amilingen Amrauen Andiengen Andildene Andormaen Andren Anfelen Anfendil Anfenen Anfensen Angen Angenel Annenstë Ansierien Appen Araneven Arastalen Arauen Arbelveno Ardelen Arenhírda Arinfen Arnene Arnetsten Aroden Artelen Arten Arumen Arvenwë Arvingen Arwenwë Astelen Asturgen Atarvegen Athensten Athenstur Auendan Aufen Aupen Aupend Auseen Avens Azofent Azônen Badohien Balemmen Balgen Belen Belenc Belend Belenster Belenz Benglia Bennimil Beno Benzikon Bereigenz Berenbaus Bergen Bersfen Bielen Bien Bienfen Bifen Biseen Boldaen Bomenth Borien Bortenbur Bougen Brangen Braseen Bregent Bren Brendurn Brene Brichten Bruen Bulden Bulkendir Burseen Burten Buruen Burufen Bëorseen Bórindien Caldbelen Celen Cellenbur Celromien Cophenen Coppen Cudriench Cullinen Dadermen Dandusten Denbulë Dendil Dendiry Dene Denennel Denhor Denna Deno Densar Densten Dersen Deóren Dumanten Durwen Dwalien Déodency Düben Dübenchta Eien Eifen Elden Elen Elenduin Elene Elenor Elensdor Elenst Elenstur Ellen Ellothen Emelgen Emen Emenfen Emmaviens Emmens Endur Endurgen Eneuvegil Ennach Erden Eren Erenwë Ergenz Eruyèren Esten Estens Eären Falden Fanchen Fasfen Felendor Feneren Fens Fentreung Fingen Fingendil Frency Frendsond Frenno Fréaguene Fëanfen Fëangen Fëannien Fíliseen Fírien Galdenwë Gamainten Gamilen Gantren Gaven Gend Gendigen Gendil Genduil Genduinel Gene Genfens Gensdor Ghâten Gimen Glen Gleng Glienna Glithen Gluttens Golgen Golken Gollenes Gollingen Goloten Gonaiwen Gothielen Gren Grendil Greng Grien Grimens Grongen Grímahien Grórwen Grütienne Gwaiwen Hadrens Haldachen Hamirgene Helfheren Hendir Heneuk Hielwien Hilennen Hilien Hungenwë Idenfen Illenex Imen Imorren Imungens Inersen Ingen Iryahalen Iryahen Isaingen Isburgen Iswinen Itennowyn Itten Kharavene Klobelend Kren Kílielen Laiwen Lanen Lauborsen Legent Lenchur Lend Lendoron Lendur Lene Lenelfaus Lenevala Lengen Lenzel Lethellen Lotens Lugen Lutregen Lutten Mablugen Machten Maelen Maens Maingen Maingent Manaupen Mangen Mausien Mehelen Mehersen Mehten Melpen Menbern Menbur Mencar Mend Mendsolf Mene Meneld Menfern Mens Ment Menwë Menzburte Menzil Menzimir Mersollen Miendir Mouttene Munúmens Murgongen Mutten Míridenna Mírinen Münsten Münsteng Nelen Nenborion Nend Nenor Niedhens Nien Nienst Nimen Nólimen Nólingen Nómend Ohtefinen Ollen Oppen Ornielen Ossen Penda Pendir Pene Pensinaug Pensir Pren Prendil Preuvenel Prichelen Raufen Regotelen Reigens Reithônen Remehen Rensbelmë Rhelen Rhen Rhenen Rhenwë Rielen Rien Rimen Rosten Rumend Ruyèren Rórwen Rúmen Rünimen Sabarten Sablutten Saelen Saendus Salenelf Saliadren Sallen Sanen Saranden Sauen Saufenfel Sauseen Sauseench Schen Schendil Scoten Seenel Semmen Sendor Senel Shaupen Shendog Siedeleng Singen Sièrendir Spien Spiene Splügene Spren Stelen Stiendor Tandrens Tandurgen Tarasten Targen Telens Tendo Tenet Tens Tension Tenzbuch Theden Thofelen Thrachten Thusen Théodhene Tien Tuhlendor Ufelenfen Ufen Ufens Ugeng Ugessien Ulannen Ullendóm Ullorten Umen Undien Undiendil Ungenfax Urgen Usien Uzlitten Valdorgen Valenwë Valven Vegen Vens Vidren Viedenst Vien Vingen Volgesten Volkenzog Vorien Vornen Vosten Waen Waenfelur Walden Watarómen Wattenwë Wenbuca Wendil Wenton Wenz Wingriene Worresten Worwennex Wäden Wädengorf Wädenth Yathelent Yávienbur Zofthens Zugen Échtenex

[alarrytale]

Louis sure loves him too much if Harry’s hyperfixation on other people doesn’t bother him. I’m not sarcastic, just trying to project it on my own life and I probably wouldn’t tolerate it. Like I can understand when ppl are more hyper focused on culture/food/language or twobandmates lol

Hi, anon!

Rest assured. Harry's number 1 hyperfixation will always be Louis Tomlinson. He's not getting out of that fixation anytime soon, if ever.

I just think H loves people, loves learning new things and loves different cultures. He's being deeply influenced by the people he's surrounding himself with. He looks up to them, because they're highly creative, intelligent, influential people who he can learn from and be inspired by. It's been different people over the years, but in particular Tom*o Camp*ell, Ni*k Grim*haw, B*n Wins*on, Cal Aur*nd, the Azof*s, Ha*ry Lam*ert and now Alessan*ro Michel*. They've thought him about fashion, acting, producing, entertainment and management and surviving the industry to name a few things. The cultural and familial bonds he's created with them is something that i think is a sign of respect and gratitude. He's on their turf and is assimilating, but he's also loving being a part of that family.

[b0ringasfuck]

Giornalismo non siamo nazisti ma...

Alla bisogna, quando si tratta di tirare fuori le armi della NATO tutti in coro.

E compare l'intervista al fondatore del battaglione Azof.

Non siamo nazisti...

OKKEY

Perchè ogni bastone che incrocia un altro bastone... assomiglia a una matrice. E poi, anche fossero nazisti, sono nazisti dalla "nostra" parte.