Native American Battle Cries - History Forum
I don't know, of course, but I would guess that Indian war cries would be just about the same as white war cries. Something like: "OK, you Mother f***** sons of b*****, I'm going to tear your god-damned hearts out." Or, something like the rebel yell, whatever that was. I think on this level, human beings are all the same.
War cries | History Forum - historum.com
2012年4月15日 · -Dogra regiment war cry. 'Jo bole so nihal,sat sri akal'-"He who cries God is Truth is ever blessed" Sikh and punjab regiments. 'Sarvada shaktishali'-Ever powerful. The grenadiers. 'Rhino charge'[LOL]- assam regiment. [Rhinoceros are found in assam] 'Jai hind[victory to india] 'Vande mataram/Bolo Bharat mata ki jai'
Native American Battle Cries | Page 2 | History Forum
2012年6月2日 · Wanted to add this one to the thread. "Axcan kema! Tehuatl nehuatl!" This is a Caxcan war cry from one of the largest colonial rebellions in New Spain, the Mixton War of 1541. It's rustic Nahuatl spoken by Chichimeca people of northern Mexico and translated means "Now we shall see! You or I".
Bad-assed Battle Cries in History | History Forum
2011年9月7日 · American soldiers on both sides during the Civil War commonly shouted the name of their state or even city/town of origin as a battle-cry. Other Civil War soldiers sang songs like "John Brown's Body" and "The Bonny Blue Flag" in combat. The terrifying "Rebel Yell" is …
The Germans are coming - History Forum
2013年4月25日 · The German war cry during WW II is well famous, but probably we tend to connect it with Nazism as ideology, as extremist movement. We tend not to remember that many German soldiers were Nazi and so they used that very famous say as war cry. It was the notorious "Sieg heil!".
Late (11th century) Byzantine Battle Cry? - History Forum
2012年1月26日 · Nobiscum Deus may very well have survived as a war cry as Haldon suggests. It is a pretty simple phrase, is not much different from the Greek Kyrie Eleison surviving in the Catholic Latin Mass to the present day, and the Byzantines maintained plenty of terminology, especially military, in transliterated Latin.
Ancient War Chants - History Forum
2014年5月30日 · Alalai was the traditional war-cry of the Macedonians, most Greeks went into battle singing or chanting paeans, religious hymns. The most famous exception were the Spartans who characteristically marched into battle silently save for the sound of flutes, almost like an 18th Century army I guess.
Atrocities and War-Crimes in the American Revolution
The desperate situation of the American soldiers combined with the usage of Continental mercenaries by the British both must have caused occasional acts of brutality during the Revolutionary War, but there seem to be few accounts of 'hard-core' atrocities and war-crimes (like the fictional church-burning incident referenced above) being ...
Music of the American Civil War - History Forum
2014年12月8日 · Many of these works were of haphazard quality, and were forgotten as a result. Some Civil War battle cries and marching tunes, however, came to rank amongst the most iconic pieces of music in American history. The point of my post is - both the Union and the Confederacy had pretty good soundtracks What's your favorite piece of Civil War music?
Why the Italians won the Greco-Italian War of 1940-41.
2018年1月27日 · Actually no, the Italians did not win the Greco-Italian war of 1940-1941. Technically, they won the one that succeeded it, the Battle of Greece, although the latter was won by the Germans invading through Macedonia, while the bulk of the Greek forces was still battling against the Italians on the Epirus front.