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>4LP3R in a nutshell
Nice try virgin, go back pretending to be french OOF
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During the Russian Civil War, Budyonny’s large cavalry force helped the Bolsheviks to victory, and Budyonny himself became the subject of several popular patriotic songs. He was promoted to the rank of Marshal of the Soviet Union in 1935. In World War II, he received the blame for many of Stalin’s military strategy errors, but he was retained in the Soviet high command because of his bravery and popularity. He was a notable horse-breeder, who declared that the tank could never replace the horse as an instrument of war.