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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 ...
See also:Axis Powers, Axis Powers - Origins, Axis Powers - Lesser Axis nations, Axis Powers - Hungary, Axis Powers - Romania, Axis Powers - Bulgaria, Axis Powers - Yugoslavia, Axis Powers - Italian Social Republic, Axis Powers - Middle East, Axis Powers - South East Asia, Axis Powers - Countries in active or passive coalition with the Axis, Axis Powers - Finland, Axis Powers - Thailand, Axis Powers - Soviet Union, Axis Powers - Free India, Axis Powers - Spain, Axis Powers - Under direct internal Axis control, Axis Powers - Manchukuo Manchuria, Axis Powers - Mengjiang, Axis Powers - Nanjing puppet state, Axis Powers - Vichy France, Axis Powers - Lokot Republic, Axis Powers - Belarusian Central Rada, Axis Powers - Reichskommissariats of Ostland and Ukraine, Axis Powers - White Russian Client State in Soviet Far East, Axis Powers - Summary, Axis Powers - Secondary Sources Read more here: » Axis Powers: Encyclopedia II - Axis Powers - Countries in active or passive coalition with the Axis |
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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 ...
See also:Axis Powers, Axis Powers - Origins, Axis Powers - Lesser Axis nations, Axis Powers - Hungary, Axis Powers - Romania, Axis Powers - Bulgaria, Axis Powers - Yugoslavia, Axis Powers - Italian Social Republic, Axis Powers - Middle East, Axis Powers - South East Asia, Axis Powers - Countries in active or passive coalition with the Axis, Axis Powers - Finland, Axis Powers - Thailand, Axis Powers - Soviet Union, Axis Powers - Free India, Axis Powers - Spain, Axis Powers - Under direct internal Axis control, Axis Powers - Manchukuo Manchuria, Axis Powers - Mengjiang, Axis Powers - Nanjing puppet state, Axis Powers - Vichy France, Axis Powers - Lokot Republic, Axis Powers - Belarusian Central Rada, Axis Powers - Reichskommissariats of Ostland and Ukraine, Axis Powers - White Russian Client State in Soviet Far East, Axis Powers - Summary, Axis Powers - Secondary Sources Read more here: » Axis Powers: Encyclopedia II - Axis Powers - Under direct internal Axis control |
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| | | | | defunct: Encyclopedia II - Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Philosophy and Methodology The ARMA’s Credo of Renaissance Martial Arts Studies:
Respect for History and Heritage
Sincerity of Effort
Integrity of Scholarship
Appreciation of Martial Spirit
Cultivation of Self-Discipline
Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - The Meaning of ARMA.
The word arma (pronounced ‘ARM-uh’) in Latin as well as Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese means, appropriately enough, “weapon”. For knights in 13th century France, ...
See also:Association for Renaissance Martial Arts, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - History, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - The Historical Armed Combat Association, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - The Transition to ARMA, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Philosophy and Methodology, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - The Meaning of ARMA, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Study Approach and Training Methodology, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Curriculum and Armatura, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Organization, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Associate Members and Study Groups, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - National Training Program, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Uniform and Rankings, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Other Programs, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - ARMA-Youth, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - ARMA InTheatre Defunct, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Controversy and Criticism, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Martialism and Injuries, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Former Members, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Relationships with other organizations, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Scholarship, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - ARMA Response, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - ARMA Member-Published Literature Read more here: » Association for Renaissance Martial Arts: Encyclopedia II - Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Philosophy and Methodology |
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Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - The Historical Armed Combat Association.
The ARMA concept grew from an original conception as a loose organization that would allow various Medieval and Renaissance sword practitioners and students of European arms & armor to train and practice together (and was previously known as HACA - The Historical Armed Combat Association).
The HACA was originally conceived around 1991 by Hank Reinhardt, then President of Museum Replicas Limited, and a few like-minded as ...
See also:Association for Renaissance Martial Arts, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - History, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - The Historical Armed Combat Association, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - The Transition to ARMA, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Philosophy and Methodology, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - The Meaning of ARMA, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Study Approach and Training Methodology, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Curriculum and Armatura, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Organization, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Associate Members and Study Groups, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - National Training Program, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Uniform and Rankings, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Other Programs, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - ARMA-Youth, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - ARMA InTheatre Defunct, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Controversy and Criticism, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Martialism and Injuries, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Former Members, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Relationships with other organizations, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - Scholarship, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - ARMA Response, Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - ARMA Member-Published Literature Read more here: » Association for Renaissance Martial Arts: Encyclopedia II - Association for Renaissance Martial Arts - History |
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| | | | | defunct: Encyclopedia II - Axis Powers - Countries in active or passive coalition with the Axis
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 ...
See also:Axis Powers, Axis Powers - Origins, Axis Powers - Axis nations, Axis Powers - Germany, Axis Powers - Italy, Axis Powers - Japan, Axis Powers - Hungary, Axis Powers - Romania, Axis Powers - Bulgaria, Axis Powers - Yugoslavia, Axis Powers - Middle East, Axis Powers - South East Asia, Axis Powers - Countries in active or passive coalition with the Axis, Axis Powers - Finland, Axis Powers - Thailand, Axis Powers - Soviet Union, Axis Powers - Free India, Axis Powers - Spain, Axis Powers - Under direct internal Axis control, Axis Powers - Manchukuo Manchuria, Axis Powers - Mengjiang, Axis Powers - Nanjing puppet state, Axis Powers - Vichy France, Axis Powers - Lokot Republic, Axis Powers - Belarusian Central Rada, Axis Powers - Reichskommissariats of Ostland and Ukraine, Axis Powers - White Russian client state in Soviet Far East, Axis Powers - Fate of the Axis states, Axis Powers - Summary Read more here: » Axis Powers: Encyclopedia II - Axis Powers - Countries in active or passive coalition with the Axis |
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