Is the Russian Revolution the most kino historical event ever?

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It's WW2 and you know it.

>disgusting rabble rises up against everthing of grandeur
no

>noone dies or really fights back

No

make something as good as fashwave then i'll consider it

>t. Shlomo Goldberg

Nah it never really meant much. The French revolution and the rise of Napoleon is where its at.

>kino
Someone translate this into non-weeb tnx

it's the sub 100 IQ word for literally any piece of media. The meme originates from /tv/ using the german word for cinema to describe really good movies and then the joke moves on from the loss of meaning on the application of the word but really it's more of a filter so you know when to dismiss some retard's opinion because he can't articulate his garbage shitpost without using memes

No, that's French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars

no that's the holocaust

tons of nazi documentation, the slaughter of six million innocent jews, and the widespread ignorance of the western world

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who could be behind this post

This. Napoleon's life was a romantic Epic tragedy playing out in the real world.

>non-weeb

>noone dies or fights back
Literally 5-10 mil people died in the Russian civil war, what are you on about?

>The results of the civil war were momentous. Soviet demographer Boris Urlanis estimated the total number of men killed in action in the Civil War and Polish–Soviet War as 300,000 (125,000 in the Red Army, 175,500 White armies and Poles) and the total number of military personnel dead from disease (on both sides) as 450,000.

Way off dude

Add the civilian deaths, dipshit.

There was 3 Russian revolutions.

Ranking of moving pictures:
>Kino
>Picture
>Film
>Movie
>Flick

Shkuro did nothing wrong

In this context it means the best, most interesting, aesthetic event that has the coolest lore.