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Axis Powers - Hungary.
The first and most willing of the Central European Axis allies, Hungary started its collaboration with the fascist states of the Axis in 1927 signing a treaty with Italy. Formal and informal ties with Germany throughout the 1930s led to Hungary's active participation in subduing and dismantling of the Czechoslovak state, from which it obtained a number of territories. Hungary formally signed the tripartie pact on November 20, 1940< ...
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Axis Powers - Germany.
Third Reich, ruled by German dictator Adolf Hitler, called the Führer (and in the last days of the war, by Hitler's untitled successor, Admiral Karl Dönitz).
Axis Powers - Japan.
Empire of Japan under Emperor Hirohito, but hands-on ruled by Prime Minister Hideki Tojo (and in the last days of the war, Kuniaki Koiso and Kantaro Suzuki), one of the most powerful Axis Power militaries, main and close ally with Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy. Germany declared war against the United States under the pact between the two countries.
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Axis Powers - Germany.
Third Reich, ruled by German dictator Adolf Hitler, called the Führer or "Leader," (and in the last days of the war, by Hitler's untitled successor, Admiral Karl Dönitz).
Axis Powers - Italy.
Kingdom of Italy under the nominal reign of King Victor Emmanuel III but in fact ruled by Fascist dictator Benito Mussolini. On July 25, 1943, following an Allied invasion of the Italian mainland, the King stripped Benito Mussolini of his powers and had him arreste ...
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Almost since its inception, the ARMA has been controversial. Director John Clements has been called “the most controversial person in the Western Martial Arts community”, and the ARMA is often criticized by many prominent members of the European martial arts world. There are many reasons for this controversy and criticism, but they may stem from the ARMA’s efforts to promote their own perception of European martial arts. Originally these efforts were directed towards bringing their interpretations into the public spotlight, but increasingly they have focused on correcting what they co ...
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Speedrun - Quake.
Main article: Quake speedrunning
Quake is arguably the most popular game to speedrun ever. People first started recording demos of Quake playthroughs when it was released in June 1996 and sharing them with others on the demos/e directory in cdrom.com's Quake file hierarchy. There were two distinct kinds of demos: those in which the player killed all monsters and found all secrets on the map (called 100% demos) and those in which the player ignored these ...
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Axis Powers - Finland.
After being attacked by the Soviet Union in the Winter War (1939–1940), the democratic Finland was a co-belligerent of Nazi Germany during the Continuation War (1941–1944), seeking to regain its lost territory and conquer East Karelia. Some Finns tended to view (and still do) these two conflicts as separate from World War II.
In Allied usage, Finland was often referred to as an Axis country, which is often deplored as an effect of Soviet propaganda depicting the Finns as fascists ...
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| | | | defunct: Encyclopedia II - Speedrun - History Doom developed what might have been the first online speedrunning fanbase, emerging in 1994 around newsgroups, FTPs and websites that collected demos (see Doom speedrunning). Speedrunning entered mainstream with the famous Quake done Quick demo for Quake created by the eponymous group. QdQ also produced Quake done Quicker, which was later obsoleted by Quake done Quick with a Vengeance, and Scourge done Slick, movies which in addition to top-notch speedrunning skills featured humorous plot and camerawork, making QdQ one of the ...
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See also:Speedrun, Speedrun - History, Speedrun - Techniques, Speedrun - Finding the route, Speedrun - Sequence breaking, Speedrun - Glitches, Speedrun - Tool assistance, Speedrun - Notable games for speedrunning, Speedrun - Quake, Speedrun - Doom, Speedrun - The Metroid series, Speedrun - Super Mario series, Speedrun - Mega Man series, Speedrun - The Legend of Zelda series, Speedrun - Halo series, Speedrun - NetHack, Speedrun - Notes Read more here: » Speedrun: Encyclopedia II - Speedrun - Tool assistance |
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Speedrun - Finding the route.
An essential part of speedrunning is to find the shortest feasible route through the game. In highly non-linearly structured games, which are almost exclusively preferred for speedrunning purposes, there is often no obvious choice. The shortest possible route might contain so many obstacles that it is virtually impossible to use, and it is therefore often necessary to find a compromise between ease and distance. Depending on how the player's skill improves, faster but incre ...
See also:Speedrun, Speedrun - History, Speedrun - Techniques, Speedrun - Finding the route, Speedrun - Sequence breaking, Speedrun - Glitches, Speedrun - Tool assistance, Speedrun - Notable games for speedrunning, Speedrun - Quake, Speedrun - Doom, Speedrun - The Metroid series, Speedrun - Super Mario series, Speedrun - Mega Man series, Speedrun - The Legend of Zelda series, Speedrun - Halo series, Speedrun - NetHack, Speedrun - Notes Read more here: » Speedrun: Encyclopedia II - Speedrun - Techniques |
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Axis Powers - Manchukuo Manchuria.
Manchukuo, meaning Manchuria, was a puppet state set up by Japan on February 18, 1932. The country's independence was not recognized by the League of Nations causing Japan to withdraw from the League. Italy, Germany and the Japanese-puppet government of China under Wang Jingwei were the only major governments to recognize the Japanese backed state. In the following order, these other states later recognized the existence of this nation: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Ba Maw Burmese Na ...
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Axis Powers - Manchukuo Manchuria.
Manchukuo, meaning Manchuria, was a puppet state set up by Japan on February 18, 1932. The country's independence was not recognized by the League of Nations causing Japan to withdraw from the League. Italy, Germany and the Japanese-puppet government of China under Wang Jingwei were the only major governments to recognize the Japanese backed state. In the following order, these other states later recognized the existence of this nation: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Ba Maw Burmese Na ...
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Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - ARMA-Youth.
ARMA-Youth is an additional program emphasizing history, physical fitness, and the ethics of personal responsibility and service derived from the best Chivalric values of Western Civilization. ARMA-Youth seeks to offer kids and young teens a healthy approach to learning about Medieval and Renaissance martial culture and Europe’s martial heritage.
Membership is open to kids 12 and older with parental permission. For those who have been an ARMA Youth for at least one year upon reaching their 18th birthday, the ...
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Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Associate Members and Study Groups.
Upon joining the ARMA, new members receive learning material. Lone members are Associates and those working locally together form Study Groups. Three to four members who meet together can apply for official Study Group status. Non-members are allowed limited practice with members and Study Groups without prejudice, but are encouraged to join the organization.
In addition, regional Study Days, member Workshop events, and National ...
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