#cosack

[plastolux]

deerstedt Stunning meeting of Cosack Royal and Carl Auböck

[miuarchiv]

In respond to Kaethe's request through the transportation company, WS explained the whereabouts of the aforementioned objects in this letter to his lawyer Jacke. In his point of view, Kaethe's requests were "endless harassments". He agreed to hand over the requested books from his own collection. There were world classics and German novels once popular in the 1900s-1910s:

 Betr.: Bücher für den Posten Frau Schellenberg

1) Dumas: Der Graf von Monte Christo (Zweiter Band)

2) Krockner-Weitzner: Was verlangt der gute Ton?

3) Eschstruth: Der Majoratsherr I.

4) Balzac: Glanz und Elend der Kurtisanen

5) Löns: Auf der Wildbahn

6) Hugo: Die Elenden

7) Landsberger: Wie Hilde Simon mit Gott u.dem Teufel kämpfte

8) Frennssen: Peter Moors Fahrt nach Südwest

9) Wassermann: Der Fall Maurizius

10) Delbrück: Variete

11) Schnitzler: Fräulein Else

12) Heine: Ein Liebesspiegel

13) Eschstruth: Der Majoratsherr II.

14) Cosack: Burg Hoym

15) Knaur: Weltatlas

16) Schoepp: Blockade

17) Tiecks: ausgewählte Werke Band I

18) Wolff: Der fliegende Holländer

19) Casanova: Erinnerungen aus galanter Zeit

20) Otten: Spanische Novellen

 *A more widely adopted German title of Casanova's memoir was "Geschichte meines Lebens". One of the editions published under the title "Erinnerungen aus galanter Zeit" was illustrated by the famous erotic artist Franz von Bayros.

OCR+Deepl:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MicQsJYdSmKqakYSs7zFSKs4OcxylUWU/view?usp=sharing

[multiversal-pig-outing]

kinda sad that over-1 is forgotten bas. Ya his game wasn't that good but his back story and character is pretty cool. Being a joint project of cosack and light. Being a in-between of class and x series robots.

[westestshop]

Vintage Wavy Tapered Smoked Glass Cosack Wall Fixture 899 euros

[rollercoaster59]

john cosack at consert,

[detroitlib]

View of an advertising card for Fred Rohnert, depicting a girl holding a cat. Printed on front: "Burdock Blood Bitters. Cosack & Co., Buffalo, N.Y." Printed on back [in part]: "Call her May. Full set of cards will be sent on receipt of 3 cts. stamp, address Foster, Milburn & Co., Buffalo, N.Y. Burdock Blood Bitters never fail to give satisfaction. Every bottle warranted. By all druggists. Sold by Fred Rohnert, druggist. 455 Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich."

Courtesy of the Burton Historical Collection, Detroit Public Library

[k1ngtok1]

Just caught up on ROS after four months of not reading. What the fuck is going on.

[escapistarchive]

Mushroom Table Lamp by Cosack, Germany 1970s

[anastasiamaru]

Ukrainians

This is not full post, because I do not want to name the locations and details because of War

Hutsuls interesting ukrainians who live on the West of Ukraine.The image of Hutsul symbolizes freedom just like Cosacks (Kozacks),who lived On the East of Ukraine.There is only one difference between Hutsuls and Cossacks,that Cossacks remained only in the legends,but Hutsuls lives to our days,and now they fighting for us for our freedom.Everyone understand now that freedom in Ukraine for Ukrainians like air.And for Hutsuls freedom in their blood.

1750 y

For the first time the word "Hutsul" was an insult and meant bandit.The gang of Hutsuls behaved like Robin Hood gang.Till nowadays our people in Ukraine does not like someone who put themselves above others.Even if you're making more money,even if you superstar you have to respect all the people.

Mentions about first Hutsuls was at 1754.Hutsul Woman burned the manor of one gentleman because he disrespect her,she was his maid.She paid for this by her life.But proves to all that we have to respect each other

So what do this guys look like today??? Look 😊👇

What we can see on their chevron? bartka

What is that bartka? this special axe, every Hutsul have it,like katana for samurai

What else strange we can see?

Trembita folk musical instrument of Ukrainian highlanders Hutsuls.

Слава Україні 💙💛

Слава ЗСУ🇺🇦

[josefavomjaaga]

Murat and Berthier in Elbing, 1812

This is from a book called "Vor fünfzig Jahren" [Fifty years ago] by Friedrich Adami, Berlin 1863. From the little I’ve read, a truely cringeworthy pamphlet, demonizing the French and glorifying the Prussians in a way that makes me feel embarrassed, and I’m not even Prussian.

But the author does cite other works, in this instance the biography of one General von Luck [pronounciation "look"] who had been sent by the Prussian king (still officially allied to France) to meet with Murat and Berthier in Elbing after the Russian retreat. This takes place shortly after Prussian general Yorck had, of his own accord, turned on the French and moved over with his whole corps to the Russians, and two weeks before Murat will leave the army for Naples (he’ll leave on January 17).

After Luck had obtained more detailed information from the local government president in Marienwerder, he arrived in Elbing early on 4 January, where his audience with the King of Naples took place at 11 o'clock. The great headquarters still showed some of its old splendour. Two shield guards on horseback distinguished it. Murat wore for the most part his familiar theatrical costume, except that instead of his customary yellow boots, he wore fur shoes - as he later mentioned, as a result of a contusion. He seems to have been reluctant to admit that it was frostbite, as was generally known.

Not trying to be snarky here (because when would I ever be) but there’s a whole bunch of "generally known" rubbish in this weird opus that makes me more than a little suspicious (like Davout planning to kidnap the Prussian king). But if it’s true, it may be an indication that Murat really was suffering way more than he let on.

His hands were adorned with immensely rich diamond rings. Marshal Berthier stood next to him in full uniform.

Duh. Of course. It’s Mister Summon-me-at-two-o’clock-in-the-morning-and-I’ll-wear-full-uniform Berthier.

After Luck had discharged himself of his task of welcoming the commander of the then allied army on Prussian soil in the name of His Majesty the King, Murat immediately moved on to the event which the French called "la défection de York" […]

Uhm – what else would anybody call it?

[…] and about which Luck had to hear many unpleasant things from him and to an even greater extent from Berthier. Under the circumstances, Luck felt obliged to contrast the French liveliness with the most cold-blooded prudence. [...] Fortunately, he was able not to give himself away by being surprised, so that he succeeded in bringing the difficult conversation to an end in a good manner. Just as he was about to go to table, he was invited to dinner by an orderly officer to the King of Naples at 6 o'clock, where Luck succeeded in diverting the conversation from unpleasant matters. The king even got into a relatively cheerful mood, while Berthier maintained his irritable nature.

Murat: So, about that Yorck guy...

Prussian: I understand someone in his entourage owned an Amaranth saddle and bridle.

Murat [beaming]: Really? Do you know where he got them?

Berthier [groans]

After the table, Murat handed Luck a letter intended for His Majesty the King, with some words about the loss of his equipage, which, to his regret, prevented him from adding a token of remembrance to this meeting.

That’s so typical and sweet.

So sorry, my dear Prussian soon-to-be enemy, that I don’t have anything to offer you. I got nothing left, and my aides already had to give away all their watches to the cosacks in Moscow...

[bobemajses]

Were there Jewish Cosacks?

Jewish-Cossack relations are known to be very complex. During the Khmelnytskyi uprising, countless Jews and Poles in the areas of today's Ukraine were murdered by the Zaporozhian Cossacks, evicted, sold into slavery, or forcibly baptized.

However, there are recorded cases of Jews joining the Cossacks. There were several prominent Cossack families of Jewish ancestry in Ukraine, such as the Hertsyk, Borukhovich, Avramovich, Perekhryst, Krizhanovsky and Markovich family.

One group consisted of Jews who converted to Russian Orthodoxy and joined as fighters or as Christian clergy. Some joined cossacks as teenage fortune seekers. For many Jews, membership in the 17th and 18th century Ukrainian Cossack state known as the “Hetmanate” offered escape from the fear of being captured and sold as slaves or for ransom. Cossacks also found many allies in Jews who bought and sold the peasants’ produce for them.

The Ukrainian statesman Mikhail Andreevich Borukhovich came from a baptised Jewish family. He was a Gadyat colonel and the hetman of the Northern War, took part in the campaign near Azov (1696) and in the Polish campaign of 1704, during which he died. He was known for his concern for Orthodox churches - he donated 100 gold pieces to the Mgarsko-Lubensky Monastery. In 1686 he built the Assumption Church of Lyutenka, where he was buried.

From the Jewish family Hertsyk came some of the most famous military leaders who went down in history as fighters for Ukrainian independence. An associate of Hetman Mazepa - Pavel Semyonovich Hertsyk - was a colonel in Poltava. He, like Hetman Mazepa and Mikhail Borukhovych, paid great attention to the construction of churches. The three sons of Pavel Hertsyk - Grigory, Ivan and Athanasius - were also supporters of Hetman Mazepa and ended up in exile with him.

The eldest son of the Jewish landlord Mark Avramovich - Andrei - was a centurion of Glukhovsky, a colonel of Lubensky, and a general treasurer. At first he fought for Hetman Mazepa, but then went over to the side of the Russian Tsar and took part in the capture of Baturin.

Yakov Markovich, descended from the Markovich family, entered Ukrainian history not only as a military man, but also as a historian and literary figure who wrote about the political, socio-economic and cultural history of Ukraine during the time of the Hetmanate.

In the 1930s a cache containing a large number of documents written in Hebrew, Yiddish, Russian and Ukrainian was found by the historian and linguist Saul Borovoy in the archives of the Zaporozhian Sich and evidenced not only the presence of Jews in the upper stratum of the Cossack society, but also in the regiments as well. Borovoy's articles on the subject first came under attack from the anti-Semitic circles in Soviet academia, because his research refuted the label of cowardice and timidity commonly applied to the Jews by the anti-Semites.

[ltwilliammowett]

Top 5 weird events in history?

Hi, this could be a bit tricky... well I try

1. the war of jenkins ear, honestly who starts a war because of a cut off ear of a man who was smuggling and got caught. Especially since it wasn't even clear if it happened the way he said it did.

2. the naked lieutenant of the L'Orient on an English ship. Well, I wouldn't have wanted to be in his shoes, but he was certainly a sight to behold in the middle of the battle, standing there on deck with only his hat in his hand. Battle of the Nile 1798

3.Unsinkable Sam, that cat is a real legend. He survived the Bismarck (his name was Oskar at the time) before being rescued by the HMS Cosack, which was also sunk. So he came to the Ark Royal and what happens to her? Well, it was also sunk. After that he was never allowed on a ship again and then had to spend his old age in Gibraltar.

4. The Pastry was in 1838, just as good as the Jenkins ear. A French baker becomes the cause of a war between Mexico and France, all because of unpaid reparations.

5. the L'Orient coffin, a coffin made from the wreckage of the L'orient for Nelson by Captain Hallowell. This could be seen as an omen, but who would give away a coffin as a victory trophy?

[soniclozdplove]

Me after campaign: I will never see Salmon Run the same way ever again..."

Also Me: Immediately goes to play Salmon Run because it's legit more fun than Turf War when I'm a lvl 10 scrub with single slot songle star gear and no money and hey I actually can play e-liter on this salmon rjn map b3cause it hast this tower thing and I normally hate chargers but this is actually fun cuz I just need to snipe the boss salmons from afar and let me team handle the rest, who cares about not getting eggs I've killed like 5 Cosacks and 3 bosses in the past minute!!!

[raudur]

[westestshop]

Vintage Table Lamp by Louis Kalff for Gebrüder Cosack SOLD

[taylordelaware]

How I learned to read an SDC/Kasidie profile after 8 months:

- “We do not play on the first date”: my husband will find something wrong with you and we will never see you again, but you can pay for the drinks.

- “We do not kiss”: drama couple. Their rulebook is thicker than the NFL’s.

- “Great with his tongue and fingers”: compensates for a very small dick. It’s all good tho.

- “Played sports in college”: good stories to share from 50 lb ago.

- “She likes a woman’s touch but prefers men”: TRANSLATION: I am not going down on you, girl, but you can eat me.

- “My husband likes to watch”: old man, cannot get it up.

- “Upscale couple”: you gotta drive a German car to talk to us. Will inspect your sheets for bedbugs with a flashlight.

- “Classy”: if you have to say it, probably not. 10 years older than displayed age

- “We are soulmates”: we have sex once a month, max.

- “Open-minded”: couple that wonders why they only attract bisexual males.

- “He is 100 percent straight, but understands that incidental contact can happen in close quarters”: bi-curious male, will “incidentally” grab and suck your cock. Oops.

- “Young couple": inexperienced and full of drama, will cry after sex. Are those boobs real?

- “Soft swap but full swap if attraction is there”: attraction starts at 8 inches or after 4 drinks.

- “Athletic couple”: we cannot carry a conversation but we look darn good.

- “Athletic man”: very likely to have a small dick or a small brain. Or both.

- “We are very discreet, due to the public nature of our jobs”: we make more money than you.

- “Prefer not to say my weight”: 200 lb. “A little extra padding”: 250 lb. “BBW”: 300 lb.

- “Wants a gang bang”: plays once a year. Organized. Has an alphabetized pantry.

- "Prefers bareback”: STD warning. No.

- “Loves a BBC”: only likes BBCs. Cuckold husband has a small dick but a thick wallet.

- “We like live music”: no conversation, but very slutty. Recommended!

- “We are open-minded but he is straight”: confused. Sucks cock.

- “We are straight but he is open-minded”: super confused. He takes it in the butt with wild abandon.

- “NO SINGLE MEN” repeated 5 times in large caps: lawyer - will sue you if you cum in her mouth.

- “We do not drink”: “we-are-no-fun” warning.

- “Very picky”: I am a bitch, and I go the gym 5 days a week. Pillow princess. Too good for you.

- "Do not contact us unless you look exceptional”: jerks. Might have a lake house though.

- “We do not validate anyone”: ungrateful jerks. Soft swap only.

- “We do not accept any new friends”: jerks or doctors.

- “We don’t pay for sex”: we used to go to strip clubs, but we are broke.

- “Sophisticated couple”: old and wrinkly. Will pay for your drinks. Has a pontoon boat.

- “Biker” or "Viking" or "Cosack": escaped convict, will fart in your face. Tattoos provide for fun bedtime reading.

- “Country boy”: fat and small dick, but makes his own beer. Can be fun. Gun is under the front seat of the F150.

- “Foodie”: overweight, will bring penis-shaped cookies to your party. Usually good fun. She sucks a mean dick.

- “Need to voice verify”: will find something wrong with you.

- “Married, but to other people”: Admiral Ackbar says it’s a trap. Just looking for a free hotel room, might let you watch but that is it. Guaranteed drama.

- “Soft swap only”: my husband is really into this but not me. Eats pussy like her life depends on it.

- “Fun loving female”: I am a slut, proud of it, good at it. Book me a year in advance.

- “We play spur of the moment”: moody and capricious. House is probably messy, cannot host. Has unruly kids.

- “Our goal is for everyone to be relaxed”: once we get high, we fall asleep.

- “Not Ken and Barbie” or “not Brad and Angelina”: one of us is really ugly. Maybe both.

- “We are the couple in the middle of your block that you talk to when you walk around the neighborhood”: ax murderers or Russian spies. Or worse: PTA lady and HOA president.

- “Our kids are out of the house”: we party every night. Will drink you under the table. Will borrow some molly from you.

- “We are looking to expand our circle of friends”: we might play with you twice. Got expelled from the country club. Into anal.

- “We are a professional couple in our mid-40s”: sluts. Love em.

- “We are very down to earth”: country sluts.

- “We are emotionally secure”: super sluts. Plays three times a night at your party.

- “We have been exploring our sexuality”: bisexual sluts.

- “Life is short”: huge sluts. Usually bring Jell-O shots to parties. Will fuck in the pool or standing up in the kitchen. Girl likes a mean GB. A lot of fun.

- “We are emotionally monogamous”: biggest sluts. Worth a try.

- “We do this to spice up our marriage”: She is a Hotwife, has a permanent hall pass.

- “Cannot entertain” combined with “will not travel”: we just want to sext and waste your time.

- “Still figuring out our rules”: really jealous husband, doesn’t kiss, has a gun.

- “Will not take one for the team”: we look better than you. Waste of time.

- “On a break”: drama...

- “We enjoy MFM”: both suck cock. Uses words like “compersion” and “polyamorous”.

- “We are looking for quality, not quantity”: small penis, eager lady.

- “We are in the lifestyle for the Journey”: don’t stop believin’.