Modern History of Western Sahara - Every Day / تاريخ الصحراء الغربية الحديث - كل يوم I [1956-2025] pepitá 2025-12-30 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SOURCES:English WikipediaFrench WikipediaSpanish Wikipediacalentamientoglobalacelerado.net/ebiblio_melilla_riff//_CLASIFICAR/2016_Historia_legion_espanola-Luis-E-Togores.pdfhttp://www.xtec.cat/iesrb4/sahara_historia.htm#sahararekinkoordinadora.org/uploads/public/UploadManager/Documentos/Documentos%20varios/SO%20-%20Cronolog%C3%ADa%20de%20la%20presencia%20espa%C3%B1ola%20(jun-13).pdfjstor.org/stable/26867918?seq=2wikileaks.orghttps://africanactivist.msu.edu/recordFiles/210-849-20552/gmhspsc84-11small.pdf#:~:text=October%2013%2C%201984%20the%20Saharawi,between%20Z'Moul%20Niran%20and%20El%2DKachbiyineoe-archivo.uc3m.es/rest/api/core/bitstreams/a5e2dff1-5942-4f67-a8f3-70e8798c9498/contenthttp://www.mar.umd.edu/chronology.asp?groupId=60003RESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1wB4tKT6xIXR8PR_lBUcgF9NDKKLpxgo&usp=sharingBAL - Bandes Armées de LibérationOALS - Organización Árabe de Liberación del SaharaMLS - Movimiento de Liberación del SaharaFrente POLISARIO - Frente Popular de Liberación de Saguía el Hamra y Río de OroPRP - Partido Revolucionario ProgresivoPUNS - Partido de Unión Nacional SaharauiPLO - Palestine Liberation OrganizationFLU/FLUS - Frente de Liberación y Unidad/Frente de Liberación y Unidad del SaharaFRAP - Frente Revolucionario Antifascista y PatriotaAOSARIO - Association des Originaires du Saguia el Hamra et du Río de OroUN - United NationsMUSIC:Marcha Real (Versión Nacionalista)صحراؤنا هي الوطن - Frente POLISARIOيالشعب اللي ضحيت - N/A
Insurgency in Lesotho (Ntoa ea Likhukhuni ea Lesotho) - Every Day/Letsatsi le Letsatsi [1979-1994] pepitá 2026-06-02 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SOURCES:English WikipediaGlobal Terrorism Database (GTD)systemicpeace.org/polity/P5Lesotho2018.pdfresearchgate.net/profile/Roger-Southall/publication/339091298_The_Lesotho_Liberation_Army_A_Synopsis_and_Invitation_to_Further_Research/links/5e3d486c299bf1cdb91514e3/The-Lesotho-Liberation-Army-A-Synopsis-and-Invitation-to-Further-Research.pdfhttps://sabctrc.saha.org.za/reports/volume2/chapter2/subsection22.htmhttps://sahistory.org.za/archive/chapter-3-historical-lesothohttps://africanactivist.msu.edu/recordFiles/210-849-21717/AFSCCollins89opt.pdfhttps://scholar.ufs.ac.za/server/api/core/bitstreams/2fe53db0-ca88-4b95-8f93-938319f5fcb5/contentamnesty.org/ar/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/POL1000031980ENGLISH.pdfRESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1olSi41azABojgcPfvGbOE7JdhhLGU-k&usp=sharingBCP - Basutoland Congress PartyBNP - Basotho National PartyLLA - Lesotho Liberation ArmyAPLA - Azanian People's Liberation ArmySAP - South African PolicePAC - Pan-African CongressPMU - Police Mobile UnitANC - African National CongressLCC - Lesotho Christian CouncilSADF - South African Defence ForceLPF - Lesotho Paramilitary ForceLDF - Lesotho Defence ForceOAU - Organisation of African UnityMFP - Maramatlou Freedom PartyMUSIC:Mchuma Bet - Jay Mitta
Insurgencies in Ecuador (Las Insurgencias en Ecuador) - Every Day/Cada Día [1962-2026] pepitá 2026-04-10 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SOURCES:Spanish WikipediaEnglish WIkipediamarxists.org/espanol/tematica/guerrilla/ecuador/avc/memoria-de-las-espadas-2014.pdfmarxists.org/espanol/saad/1961/la-revol-ecuatoriana.pdfGlobal Terrorism Database (GTD)Mapcartacedema.org/archive_items?q%5Bcollection_type_eq_any%5D%5B%5D=&q%5Btitle_or_action_text_rich_text_body_cont%5D=&q%5Bcountry_ids_list_cont%5D=9&q%5Borganization_ids_list_eq%5D=138&q%5Btype_eq%5D=&q%5Bdate_gteq%5D=&q%5Bdate_lteq%5D=eialonline.org/index.php/eial/article/download/1522/1628https://editorial.iaen.edu.ec/wp-content/uploads/sites/12/2022/08/Angostura-la-inteligencia-el-espejo-oculto-de-las-seguridad-Tesis-K.-Barreiro.pdfcore.ac.uk/download/pdf/143427105.pdfweb.archive.org/web/20150923233437/http://www.ecuadorenvivo.com/images/pdf/TERRORISMOYSUBVERSION.pdfalainet.org/sites/default/files/Luchas-populares-LFC.pdfhttps://biblioteca.corteidh.or.cr/documento/59430https://dspace.ups.edu.ec/bitstream/123456789/2386/1/UPS-QT00120.pdfhttps://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA375370.pdfverdadyreconciliacionperu.com/admin/files/articulos/1008_digitalizacion.pdfeluniverso.comhttps://repositorio.iaen.edu.ec/jspui/bitstream/24000/6318/1/Tesis%20Federico%20%20Martinez.pdfGrupos de Combatientes Populäres - Profil Skupiny, by Josef Nerušilrefworld.org/reference/annualreport/ifhr/2004/en/60357https://hrlibrary.umn.edu/cat/decisions/218-2002.htmlmyplainview.com/news/article/Presunto-grupo-subversivo-lanza-amenazas-en-8906609.phpkintto.blogspot.com/2015/08/ecuador-proposito-de-bombas-y-posible.htmleloriente.com/articulo/p-ecuador-movimiento-revolucionario-alfarista-en-sucumbios-es-un-problema-seriop/6167lavozdelderecho.com/index.php/de-interes/revista-elementos-de-juicio/item/4475-opinion-online-el-renovado-avance-comunista-por-john-marulanda?tmpl=component&print=1insightcrime.org/es/noticias/analisis/colombia-ecuador-violencia-frontera-migracion-criminalRESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1Waw3qygRQjQTqqkFeUpmxj1ACnD-lYI&usp=sharingyoutube.com/watch?v=ugo-SuwdTY4URJE - Unión Revolucionaria de las Juventudes EcuatorianasPCE - Partido Comunista del EcuadorPSRE - Partido Socialista Revolucionario EcuatorianoPSE - Partido Socialista EcuatorianoPCMLE - Partido Comunista Marxista Leninista del EcuadorGRLN - Grupo Revolucionario de Liberación NacionalOPM - Organización Político-MilitarCRL - Comandos Revolucionarios de LiberaciónFRA - Frente Radical AlfaristaM-19 - Movimiento 19 de AbrilMRIC - Movimiento Revolucionario de la Izquierda CristianaVR - Voz RebeldeFUT - Frente Unitario de los TrabajadoresIMF - International Monetary FundMIR - Movimiento de Izquierda RevolucionariaPDC - Partido Demócrata CristianoFRP-EA - Fuerzas Revolucionarias del Pueblo-Eloy AlfaroAVC - Alfaro Vive CarajoFMR - Frente Militar RuralFSLN - Frente Sandinista de Liberación NacionalFMLN - Frente Farabundo Martí para la Liberación NacionalIERAC - Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y ColonizacionOSP - Oficina de Seguridad PúblicaSIC - Servicio de Investigación CriminalGEO - Grupo Especial de OperacionesMPL - Montoneras Patria LibreMAQL - Movimiento Armado Quintín LameMRTA - Movimiento Revolucionario Túpac AmaruUIES - Unidad de Investigaciones EspecialesPN - Policía NacionalPCP-SL - Partido Comunista del Perú-Sendero LuminosoFRE-FAUC - Frente Revolucionario Estudiantil de la Facultad de Administración de la Universidad CentralCNPPE - Coordinación Nacional de Presos Políticos en el EcuadorFADI - Frente Amplio de IzquierdaMPD - Movimiento Popular DemocráticoBPA - Brigadas Populares AlfaristasPDI - Partido Democrático de la IzquierdaPCE-SR - Partido Comunista del Ecuador-Sol RojoUP-AVC - Unidad Popular-Alfaro Vive CarajoFRP-AVC - Fuerzas Revolucionarias del Pueblo-Alfaro Vive CarajoFPLR - Fuerzas Populares de Liberación RumiñahuiFTP - Federación de Trabajadores de PichinchaELN - Ejército de Liberación NacionalPUR - Partido Unidad RepublicanaGCP - Grupo de Combatientes PopularesCAR - Comando Amazónico RevolucionarioELP - Ejército de Liberación del PuebloFARE-DP - Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias del Ecuador-Defensores del PuebloMRP - Milicias Revolucionarias del PuebloPAL-ELA - Patria, Alfaro, Liberación-Ejército de Liberación AlfaristaFARE-21 - Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias del Ecuador-21 de EneroPSP - Partido Sociedad PatrióticaIRA - Izquierda Revolucionaria ArmadaAVR - Alfaro Vive RevolucionarioCGE - Coordinadora Guerrillera del EcuadorC/M-LN - Comuneros/Montoneras de Liberación NacionalEGP - Ejército Guerrillero PopularN-15 - 15 de NoviembreFAIRE - Fuerzas Armadas Insurgentes Revolucionarias del EcuadorMRA - Movimiento Revolucionario AlfaristaMUSIC:Himno Alfarista - ?Homenaje a Arturo Jarrín - ?
Mocorón War (Guerra de Mocorón) - Every Day / Cada Día [1957] pepitá 2026-04-01 | SOURCES:Spanish Wikipediahttps://www.ffaa.mil.hn/?page_id=10164paisespequenos.wordpress.com/2020/04/22/the-war-of-mocoron-in-1957-and-the-division-of-the-miskito-nationelsoca.org/index.php/america-central/movimiento-obrero-y-socialismo-en-centroamerica/4390-centroamerica-la-guerra-de-mocoron-y-la-division-de-la-nacion-misquitaMUSIC:Meskhalina - Traffic Sound
Cangaço Era - Every Day / O Cangaço - Cada Dia [1828-1940] pepitá 2026-03-27 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SNAKE-LIKE PATH = MOVEMENT!!!NOTE: Special thanks to @lionheartmapping ! He did all the research for this video and simply had me map it, I only added 1 or 2 things to the research myself.SOURCES:Lampião na Bahia por Oleone Coelho FontesAntônio Silvino, vida, crimes e juigamento por Francisco das Chagas BatistaMACEDO, Nertan. Lampião - Capitão Virgulino FerreiraEditora: Renes Ano: 1975CHANDLER, Billy Jaynes Lampião - O Rei dos Cangaceiros.1ª edição, Editora Paz e Terra, Rio de Janeiro, 1980.FERNANDES, Leandro Cardoso - ARAÚJO, Antonio Amaury Correia. Lampião a medicina e o cangaço.Traço Editora, São Paulo/2005FONTES, Oleone Coelho.Lampião na Bahia3ª Edição. Editora Vozes, Petrópolis/RJ, 1999BONFIM, Luiz Ruben F. de A. Lampião e os interventoresGraf Tech, 2007.DANTAS, Sérgio Augusto de Souza Lampião - Entre a Espada e a LeiEdição do autor, 2008.SOBRINHO, Antônio CorrêaO Fim de Virgulino LampiãoEdição do autor, 2008BASSETI, José Sabino / MEGALE, Carlos César. Lampião - Sua morte passada a limpo. Editora Nova Consciência, São Paulo, 2011.RESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1RYJgn1wGcvB0TeYzm7k0fA8PJGy8UgI&usp=sharingMUSIC:A Chegada de Lampião No Inferno - Ary ToledoLampião Falou - Luiz Gonzaga
Surinamese Civil War (Internal War) - Every Day / Binnenlandse Oorlog - Dagelijks [1984-1992] pepitá 2026-03-05 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SOURCES:English WikipediaDutch Wikipediahttps://www.boekenportaal.sr/PDFs/BPS0006.pdfdagbladdewest.com/category/lokaal/25-jaar-geledenDe binnenlandse oorlog in Suriname, 1986-1992: in korte chronologische persberichten - RappaSpecial thanks to @dodolulupepe for getting Rappa's book for me!RESEARCH COMPILED INTO: TBDACRONYMS & TRANSLATIONSJunglecommando [Jungle Commando]x groep [x Group]BBBM - Bosneger Bevrijdings Beweging Mandela [Bush Negro Liberation Movement Mandela]OGV - Organisatie voor Gerechtigheid en Vrede [Organization for Justice and Peace]UBD - Unie voor Bevrijding en Democratie [Union for Liberation and Democracy]MUSIC:Krakers fu Bemre - Surinaamse StrijdliederenAnton de Kom - Jerry Themen
Black Years (Tunisian Fellagha) - Every Day / Années Noires (السنوات السوداء - كل يوم) I [1951-1970] pepitá 2026-01-21 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SOURCES:English WikipediaFrench Wikipediahttp://chater.khalifa.chez-alice.fr/guerilla.htm#_ftn51web.archive.org/web/20250422054928/hmp.defense.tn/fr/la-lutte-armeelazharchraiti.org/lazhar56.htmjournals.openedition.org/anneemaghreb/13118https://fresques.ina.fr/independances/fiche-media/Indepe00037/les-attaques-de-fermes-europeennes-dans-la-region-du-kef.htmlhabib-bourguiba.net/traite-et-annexe-n28https://www.lemonde.fr/recherche/?search_keywords=fellaga&start_at=01/01/1952&end_at=01/01/1957&page=3karim2k.wordpress.com/2025/03/27/the-story-of-a-resistance-hero-tayeb-zallag/?utm_source=threads&utm_medium=jetpack_socialRESEARCH COMPILED INTO: TBDUGTT - Union Générale Tunisienne du TravailFLN - Front de Libération NationaleALT - Armée de Libération TunisienneMUSIC:ألا خلّدي - Salah El MahdiLoghna Agui - Cherif Kheddam
Peruvian Guerrillas of 65 (Guerrilleros Peruanos del 65) - Every Day [1959-1969] pepitá 2025-09-10 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SOURCES:Spanish Wikipediarebelion.org/docs/199788.pdfmarxists.org/espanol/tematica/guerrilla/peru/bejar/1965.htmsuplementosolo4.blogspot.com/2010/07/huajaco-relato-novelado-de-las.htmlredlibrary.info/works/pcp/concerning-gonzalo-thoughtinternationalviewpoint.org/spip.php?article8014core.ac.uk/download/622340309.pdfimagenesytextosselectos.blogspot.com/2011/02/luis-de-la-puente-uceda-y-el-mir.htmlcepc.gob.es/sites/default/files/2023-04/4004106lazaro-aquino.htmlcedema.org/digital_items/4121filosofia.org/rev/pch/1967/pdf/n01p074.pdfhttps://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA375370.pdfhttps://dokumen.pub/war-of-shadows-the-struggle-for-utopia-in-the-peruvian-amazon-9780520911352-0520911350.htmllahaine.org/mundo.php/peru-asesinato-del-comando-javier-heraudcepc.gob.es/sites/default/files/2023-04/4004106lazaro-aquino.htmlRESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1Waw3qygRQjQTqqkFeUpmxj1ACnD-lYI&usp=sharingFLN - Frente de Liberación NacionalAPRA - Alianza Popular Revolucionaria AmericanaCADPDDI - Comité Aprista de Defensa de los Principios Doctrinarios de la Democracia InternaFI - Frente de IzquierdaFPCLCL - Federación Provincial de Campesinos de La Convención y LaresPOR - Partido Obrero RevolucionarioGR - Guardia RepublicanaGC - Guardia CivilFIR - Frente de Izquierda RevolucionariaMIR - Movimiento de Izquierda RevolucionariaGR - Guardia RepublicanaELN - Ejército de Liberación NacionalGC - Guardia CivilVR - Vanguardia RevolucionariaPIP - Policía de Investigaciones del PerúPCP-BR - Partido Comunista Peruano-Bandera RojaMIR-VR - Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria-Voz RebeldeMIR-EM - Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria-El MilitanteMIR-PERU - Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria-PerúMIR-IV - Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria-IV EtapaIPC - International Petroleum CompanyMUSIC:Himno del Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria - Rubén RamírezA La Molina No Voy Más - Nicomedes Santa Cruz
Angolan War of Independence (Guerra de Independência de Angola) - Every Day (Cada Dia) [1961-1975] pepitá 2025-08-02 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SOURCES:English WikipediaPortuguese Wikipediaescholarship.org/content/qt0n17g0n0/qt0n17g0n0_noSplash_2d9eb59a47755e945342834df998b9f2.pdftchiweka.orgifri.org/sites/default/files/migrated_files/documents/atoms/files/figueira_martin_guerilla_cabinda_2017.pdfhttp://www.mar.umd.edu/chronology.asp?groupId=54003https://tede2.pucrs.br/tede2/bitstream/tede/10122/2/ROGER_MACHADO_%20MARQUES_%20DIS.pdfhttps://cld.pt/dl/download/690812b2-d8f5-4ca6-bf2e-ae032b4f50a1/00_CECA/Volume%2014%20-%20Comandos%20Tomo%20I%20Grupos%20Iniciais.pdfhttps://www.revistamilitar.pt/artigopdf/531marxists.org/portugues/tematica/mpla/pdf/40.pdfhttps://www.files.ethz.ch/isn/112131/PAPER77.pdfhttp://www.warinangola.com/Default.aspx?tabid=2162web.archive.org/web/20180411122549/http://www.guerracolonial.org/index.php?content=18&category=&dateBegin=1974&dateEnd=1975Cronologia da Guerra Colonial - José Brandãohttps://ultramar.terraweb.biz/AbreudosSantos/Angola/RHMCA_7-I-2_draft-UTW.pdfmarxists.org/subject/africa/periodicals/angola-in-arms/index.htmblogueforanadaevaotres.blogspot.com/2019/01/guine-6174-p19385-guerra-colonial.htmlhttps://ultramar.terraweb.biz/Livros/AbreudosSantos/Entregar_ao_IN.pdfhttps://www.arqnet.pt/portal/portugal/guerrafrica/cron1945.htmlmarxists.org/portugues/tematica/mpla/pdf/67.pdfhttps://www.cmjornal.pt/domingo/detalhe/camaradas-mortos-incitavam-a-continuarbuala.org/pt/vou-la-visitar/nos-trilhos-da-independencia-90-dias-pelo-leste-de-angolaCongo Unravelled: Military Operations from Independence to the Mercenary Revolt 1960-68 (Andrew Hudson)https://ultramar.terraweb.bizalbertohelder.blogspot.com/2020/06GUERRA EM ANGOLA: AS HERANÇAS DA LUTA DE LIBERTAÇÃO E A GUERRA CIVIL https://guerracolonial.pt/timeline/11953/journals.openedition.org/mulemba/1807amagro.net/seis-irmaos-em-africa.pdfhttps://africanactivist.msu.edu/recordFiles/210-849-30321/al.sff.document.af000008.pdfmarxists.org/subject/africa/mpla/stop-rain-76.pdfhttps://50anos25abril.pt/historia/portugal-na-hora-da-descolonizacao/angola/docs.google.com/document/d/1GE53Hrb8eodnH_DOoTIjLRUEbmkkaL7xAMvfl7n3OLg/edit?tab=t.0RESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1olSi41azABojgcPfvGbOE7JdhhLGU-k&usp=sharingUPNA - União das Populações do Norte de AngolaUPA - União das Populações de AngolaMPLA - Movimento Popular de Libertação de AngolaFNLA - Frente Nacional de Libertação de AngolaGRAE - Governo de Resistência de Angola no ExílioUNITA - União Nacional para a Independência Total de AngolaFLEC - Frente para a Libertação do Enclave de CabindaTIGRES - Troupes d'Infanterie et de Guérilla RévolutionnaireFLNC - Front de Libération Nationale CongolaiseSWAPO - South West Africa People's OrganisationCCaç - Companhia de CaçadoresBCaç - Batalhão de CaçadoresCCav - Companhia de CavalariaBCav - Batalhão de CavalariaCArt - Companhia de ArtilhariaBArt - Batalhão de ArtilhariaELNA - Exército de Libertação Nacional de AngolaEPLA - Exército Popular de Libertação de AngolaFAPLA - Forças Armadas Populares de Libertação de AngolaSADF - South African Defence ForceMUSIC:Noite Longa - Agrupamento KissanguelaRonda do Soldadinho - José Mário BrancoMPLA Invulusi - Conjunto N'zajiO Guerrilheiro - David ZéTchikoloña - Agrupamento KissanguelaKibela - David ZéFNLA-MPLA - Teta Lando
Bolivian Guerrilla Conflicts (Conflictos Guerrilleros en Bolivia) - Every Day [1966-1993/1996] pepitá 2025-05-26 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SOURCES:historyisaweapon.com/defcon7/complete%20bolivian%20diaries%20of%20che.pdfSpanish Wikipediahttps://www.pcc.cu/sites/default/files/documentos/2024-12/el_diario_del_che_en_bolivia.pdfmarxists.org/espanol/tematica/guerrilla/bolivia/Libro-No-47-De-Nacahuasu-a-la-Higuera-Gonzalez-Cupull.pdfelrastrodelinvasorelche.blogspot.com/2014/08/blog-post_98.htmlMapcartahistoryisaweapon.com/defcon7/bolivia%20notes.txtarsof-history.org/articles/v4n4_posse_page_1.htmlleandrokatz.com/Pages/ChronoEnglCheThree.htmlweb.archive.org/web/20191203232256/http://www.la-razon.com/suplementos/animal_politico/anos-inicio-guerrilla-Teoponte_0_2749525026.htmlarchive.org/details/2006-rodriguez-ostria-g-sin-tiempo-para-las-palabras-teoponte-la-otra-guerrilla-guevarista-bolivia/page/n3/mode/2upaporrea.org/internacionales/a337858.htmlperiodistas-es.com/luis-arce-gomez-militar-asesino-boliviano-jugador-de-ajedrez-cuarenta-anos-despues-143963cedema.org/digital_items/4040Global Terrorism Database (GTD)noticiasfides.com/nacional/politica/sshshshshshsh-383399RESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1Waw3qygRQjQTqqkFeUpmxj1ACnD-lYI&usp=sharingPCB - Partido Comunista de BoliviaELN - Ejército de Liberación NacionalFAR - Fuerzas Armadas RevolucionariasMIR - Movimiento de Izquierda RevolucionariaMLN-T - Movimiento de Liberación Nacional-TupamarosPRIN - Partido Revolucionario de la Izquierdia Nacional PCB-ML - Partido Comunista de Bolivia-Marxista LeninistaPSB - Partido Socialista de BoliviaFRA - Frente Revolucionario AntiimperialistaPOR - Partido Obrero RevolucionarioPRT-ERP - Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores-Ejército Revolucionario del PuebloJCR - Junta de Coordinación RevolucionariaPRT-B - Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores de BoliviaBICG - Brigada Internacional Che GuevaraFSB - Falange Socialista BolivianaUDP - Unidad Democrática y PopularMNR - Movimiento Nacionalista RevolucionarioPCP-SL - Partido Comunista del Perú-Sendero LuminosoADN - Alianza Democrática NacionalistaSLB - Sendero Luminoso BolivianoG-10 - Grupo 10 de NoviembreFAL-ZW - Fuerzas Armadas de Liberación-Zarate WillkaCP - Comando del PuebloCAC - Comando Alejo CalatayudDEA - Drug Enforcement AgencyCIA - Central Intelligence AgencyMRTK-L - Movimiento Revolucionario Túpac Katari-LiberaciónEGTK - Ejército Guerrillero Túpac KatariCNPZ - Comisión Néstor Paz ZamoraMBL - Movimiento por un Bolivia LibreCEIP - Centro Especial de Investigaciones PolicialesMRTA - Movimiento Revolucionaria Túpac AmaruCKBC - Comando Kolla Benjo CruzGMAP - Grupo Manuel Ascencio PadillaMUSIC:Himno del Ejército de Liberación Nacional de Bolivia - Coro del Instituto Cubano de RadiodifusiónCanto al Che - Gaviotas Blindadas-Canciones y Audios del DocumentalVolveremos a las Montañas - Víctor JaraLos Mineros Volveremos - Savia Nueva00:00-02:45 Guerrilla de Ñancahuazú02:46-03:38 Reorganization of the ELN03:39-04:30 Guerrilla de Teoponte04:31-04:36 Popular Government04:37-05:47 Period of Coups & Falangist Violence05:48-05:50 Transition to Democracy05:51-06:30 Peruvian Conflict Spillover06:31-06:57 Rise of Urban Guerrillas06:58-08:19 FAL-ZW & EGTK Guerrillas08:20-08:27 Return to Peace
Paraguayan Conflict (Conflicto Interno del Paraguay) - Every Day [1954-1989/1993-2025] pepitá 2025-05-15 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SOURCES:Spanish WikipediaEnglish Wikipediahttps://www.codehupy.org.py/verdadyjusticia/cedema.org/archive_items?q%5Bcollection_type_eq_any%5D%5B%5D=&q%5Btitle_or_action_text_rich_text_body_cont%5D=&q%5Bcountry_ids_list_cont%5D=18&q%5Borganization_ids_list_eq%5D=78&q%5Btype_eq%5D=&q%5Bdate_gteq%5D=&q%5Bdate_lteq%5D=Global Terrorism Database (GTD)Mapcartaresumenlatinoamericano.org/2017/11/04/paraguay-los-movimientos-guerrilleros-que-combatieron-a-stroessnerportal.amelica.org/ameli/journal/607/6073558017/6073558017.pdftandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09592318.2024.2333065#abstractportalguarani.com/detalles_museos_exposiciones.php?id=27&id_exposicion=430itapuanoticias.tv/hace-61-anos-una-guerrilla-armada-tomaba-cnel-bogadohttps://www.abc.com.py/edicion-impresa/suplementos/weekend/libro-sobre-la-guerrilla-de-1960-674413.htmlpyglobal.com/ojs/index.php/novapolis/article/view/158https://library.fes.de/pdf-files/bueros/la-seguridad/11155.pdfsearch.wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/08ASUNCION181_a.htmlinsightcrime.org/tag/EPP/page/6ultimahora.com/el-epp-se-comunicaba-mas-25-kilometros-la-victoria-n310524https://www.lanacion.com.py/pais_edicion_impresa/2018/04/09/la-ftc-tiene-rodeada-a-una-celula-del-epp/RESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1Waw3qygRQjQTqqkFeUpmxj1ACnD-lYI&usp=sharingUNA - Universidad Nacional de AsunciónFUP - Federación Universitaria del ParaguayPL - Partido Liberal PRF - Partido Revolucionario FebreristaPCP/PCP1 - Partido Comunista ParaguayoCPT - Confederación Paraguaya de TrabajadoresCCE - Consejo de Coordinación EconómicaCPT-E - Confederación Paraguaya de Trabajadores en el ExilioM-14 - Movimiento 14 de Mayo para la Liberación ParaguayaFULNA - Frente Unido de Liberación NacionalUNP - Unión Nacional ParaguayaFEDRE - Frente Democrático Revolucionario de EstudiantesPCP2 - Partido Comunista del ParaguayPCLP - Partido Comunista Leninista ParaguayoEPR - Ejército Paraguayo RevolucionarioPRT-ERP - Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores-Ejército Revolucionario del PuebloMOPAL - Movimiento Paraguayo de LiberaciónOPM - Organización Político MilitarLAC - Ligas Agrarias CristianasMPL - Movimiento Patria LibreFPMR - Frente Patriótico Manuel RodríguezPPL - Partido Patria LibreSNT - Sistema Nacional de TelevisiónFARC-EP - Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia-Ejército del PuebloEPP - Ejército del Pueblo ParaguayoFTC - Fuerza de Tarea ConjuntaEPP-SC - Ejército del Pueblo Paraguayo-Segundo CuerpoACA - Agrupación Campesina ArmadaEPP-RR - Ejército del Pueblo Paraguayo-Ramos RamírezEML - Ejército Mariscal LópezJF - Justicieros de la FroneteraSENAD - Secretaría Nacional AntidrogasACA-EP - Agrupación Campesina Armada-Ejército del PuebloCODI - Comando de Defensa InternalBICME - Brigada Indígena Contra Matones de EstanciaPPP - Partido Paraguay PyahurãMUSIC:Paraguay Vencerá - AbiayalaDestacamento Tacuatí - Ejérctio del Pueblo ParaguayoRondando la Ciudad - Arnaldo LlorensFields, Woods, Time - Psychedelic P-rn Crumpets00:00-00:24 Stroessner's Coup & Consolidation of Power00:25-01:24 First Generation of Resistance (M-14/FULNA)01:25-01:52 Second Generation of Resistance (FULNA)01:53-02:20 Third Generation of Resistance (EPR, OPM, & Overthrowing)02:21-02:56 Formation of the MPL & PPL02:57-09:13 Insurgency in Northeastern Paraguay
Arauca Republic (República de Arauca) - Every Day [1916-1917] pepitá 2025-04-01 | SOURCES:Spanish WikipediaRebelión en los llanos colombianos: "El affaire Arauca" de 1917eltiempo.com/cultura/gente/republica-de-arauca-el-departamento-que-se-quiso-separar-de-colombia-752072arauca-arauca.gov.co/MiMunicipio/Paginas/Pasado-Presente-y-Futuro.aspxMUSIC:My Friend's A Liquid - Psychedelic P-rn Crumpets
Cenepa Conflict (Conflicto de Cenepa) - Every Day [1960-1998] pepitá 2025-02-26 | SOURCES:English WikipediaSpanish Wikipediayoutube.com/watch?v=GDhA6O8-dww&t=273s&ab_channel=www.saludnaturalparaelmundo-ec.commaximietteita.blogspot.com/2017/10/ecuadorian-peruvian-war-1941.htmlMapcartafacebook.com/permalink.php/?story_fbid=751453558279765&id=220987104659749&locale=be_BYfacebook.com/permalink.php/?story_fbid=751453558279765&id=220987104659749&locale=be_BYhttps://www.nodal.am/2015/01/imagenes-de-la-guerra-registros-del-conflicto-armado-y-de-su-desenlace/https://www2.congreso.gob.pe/sicr/tradocestproc/clproley2001.nsf/pley/25AE99AEC0FE92F705256DEF006FE923?opendocumenthttps://www.files.ethz.ch/isn/109691/War_Peace_Amazon.pdfEcuRedhistorylatam.com/hoy-en-la-historia/fuerzas-de-peru-y-ecuador-se-enfrentan-en-la-region-del-cenepaRESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1b7qAP6wn2w4blT6xtMxi-LIWw7p8ZhU&usp=sharingPV - Puesto de VigilanciaMUSIC:Falsa Paquisha - Julián RubiñosLYRICS:docs.google.com/document/d/1RumRlcEq8JyoD-fyXJEcKToo_zzy998vt0rofZo-S5E/edit?usp=sharingVideo used at start:youtube.com/watch?v=4s_4Mu6hthg&ab_channel=CinematecaNacionaldelEcuador00:00-00:34 Intro00:35-00:44 Prologue00:45-00:59 Cordillera del Cóndor Incidents01:00-01:12 Falso Paquisha Conflict01:13-01:29 Pachacútec & Buildup01:30-02:05 Cenepa War02:06-02:09 Agreement & Peace02:10-02:24 Epilogue
Internal War/Tupamaro Insurgency (Guerra Interna/Insurgencia Tupamaro) - Every Day [1960-1985] pepitá 2025-02-25 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!SOURCES:https://apps.dtic.mil/sti/tr/pdf/ADA376693.pdfsolanoinfante.com/aniversarios/ni-olvido-ni-perdon/documentos/doc-indice-delitos-tupamaros-fecha.pdfhttp://www.uruguaymilitaria.comSpanish Wikipediahttps://sitiosdememoria.uycedema.orghttps://www.gub.uy/secretaria-derechos-humanos-pasado-reciente/sites/secretaria-derechos-humanos-pasado-reciente/files/documentos/publicaciones/MLN-T%20CRONOLOGIA%20DE%20HECHOS%20REPRESIVOS%20accesible.pdfhttps://www.mateamargo.org.uy/2021/09/06/11890/historyisaweapon.com/defcon7/urban%20guerilla%20warfare%20in%20latin%20america.pdfRESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1Waw3qygRQjQTqqkFeUpmxj1ACnD-lYI&usp=sharingLOA - Liga Oriental AntisemitaPCU - Partido Comunista del UruguayMRO - Movimiento Revolucionario OrientalPSU/PS - Partido Socialista de UruguayFEDAN - Frente Estudiantil de Acción NacionalOAS - Organization of American StatesUTAA - Unión de Trabajadores Azucareros de ArtigasCSU - Confederación Sindical del UruguayMAC-UTAA - Movimiento de Apoyo al Campesinado-Unión de Trabajadores del Azúcar de ArtigasANUTE/UTE - Administración Nacional de Usinas y Trasmisiones EléctricasCJJA - Comando Juvenil José ArtigasMIR - Movimiento Izquierda RevolucionariaTNT - Tupamaros No TransamosPSP - Programa de Seguridad PúblicaCNT - Convención Nacional de TrabajadoresMLN-T - Movimiento de Liberación Nacional-TupamarosMNT - Movimiento Nacionalista TacuaraMAPU - Movimiento de Apoyo al Campesinado UruguayoOLAS - Organización Latinoamericana de SolidaridadFAU - Federación Anarquista del UruguayFARO - Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias OrientalesFEUU - Federación de Estudiantes Universitarios del UruguayFF.AA - Fuerzas ArmadasCAP - Comandos Armados del PuebloOPR-33 - Organización Popular Revolucionaria - 33 OrientalesJSP - Juventud Salteña de PieGM - Guardia MetropolitanaJPNRN - Juventudes de Pie del Norte del Río NegroJUP - Juventud Uruguaya de PiePDC - Partido Demócrata Cristiano del UruguayFIDEL - Frente Izquierda de LiberaciónGAU - Grupos de Acción UnificadaPOR - Partido Obrero RevolucionarioMI-7O - Movimiento Independiente 7 de OctubrePRT - Partido Revolucionario de los TrabajadoresMS - Movimiento SocialistaM-26 - Movimiento de Independientes 26 de MarzoFER - Federación de Estudiantes RevolucionariosFRT - Fuerza Revolucionaria de los TrabajadoresGAD - Grupos de AutodefensasFA - Frente AmplioUP - Unión PopularELN - Ejército de Liberación NacionalAFE - Administración de Ferrocarriles del EstadoM-22 - Movimiento 22 de DiciembreFFCC - Fuerzas ConjuntasPCR - Partido Comunista RevolucionarioROE - Resistencia Obrero EstudiantilERP - Ejército Revolucinoario del PuebloFAL - Frente Argentino de LiberaciónFAP - Fuerzas Armadas PeronistasCAI - Comité de Asuntos InternacionalesJCR - Junta de Coordinación RevolucionariaCJR - Comando de la Juventud RevolucionariaBIRS - Brigada Internacional Raúl SendicPVP - Partido por la Victoria del PuebloMUSIC:Por la Tierra - Aníbal SampayoNuestros Muertos (Ejército del Pueblo) - Aníbal SampayoEstrella roja (Himno del MLN-T) - Miguel Ángel Olivera, Los Tupamaros CantanCorrido de la Toma de Pando - Judith ReyesVamos Juntos (La Manija) - Los Tupamaros CantanChamarrita (Lailarai) - Los Tupamaros CantanHuella de la Victoria - Aníbal Sampayo, Eduardo Larbanois, Mario Carrero, Los Tupamaros CantanEl Chueco Maciel - Daniel VigliettiLa Noche en Montevideo (Candombe) - Los Tupamaros CantanLos Tupamaros - Judith ReyesLos Cantegriles - Judith ReyesLa Llamarada - Daniel VigliettiLYRICS TO TUPAMARO SONGS:docs.google.com/document/d/1W699JLd972Ql9N6-gVYjhXMbIqNWvE5hQmNdebsRIK0/edit?usp=sharing00:00-00:33 Antisemitic Violence/Jewish Self-Defense00:34-01:50 Formation of the Tupamaros01:51-10:50 Growth of the Tupamaros10:51-15:45 Toma de Pando and Aftermath15:46-22:36 Manelli and Mitrione22:37-26:24 La Fuga and Aftermath26:25-29:42 Guerra Interna/Internal War29:43-30:20 Internal Crisis30:21-31:53 Civic-Military Dictatorship
Insurgency in the Azores and Madeira (Insurgência nos Açores e na Madeira) Every Day pepitá 2025-01-07 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!Sources:English WikipediaSpanish WikipediaPortuguese WikipediaGloba Terrorism DatabaseO Pós-25 de Abril no Arquipélago da Madeira e a sua Influência na Política Regional by Ana Isabel Gouveia Francisco media.rtp.pthttps://arquivo.pt/wayback/20220601060441/http://www1.ci.uc.pt/cd25a/wikka.php?wakka=PulsarAbril75https://www.cd25a.uc.pt/en/page/974https://www.pcp.pt/sobre-situa%C3%A7%C3%A3o-na-ilha-da-madeirahttps://arquivo-adn.defesa.gov.pt/viewer?id=3120&FileID=157383RESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=16ImQFmfh2l69gAVaHmOnWxQnmG3XAIE&usp=sharingFLA - Frente de Libertação dos AçoresELA - Exército de Libertação dos AçoresPAG - Patriotas Açorianos nas GuarniçõesGCA - Governo Clandestino dos AçoresELAM - Exército de Libertação do Arquipélago da MadeiraFLAMA - Frente de Libertação do Arquipélago da MadeiraBRIMA - Brigada Revolucionária para a Independência da MadeiraAPAM - Associação Política do Arquipélago da MadeiraPCP - Partido Comunista PortuguêsMUSIC:Hino da Frente de Libertação dos Açores - José de Almeida
The War of the Fleas (Guerra de las Pulgas) Every Day pepitá 2024-10-23 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!Whilst I had this idea beforehand, a smaller creator made a video before me so I'd like to shout them out! youtube.com/watch?v=JAUNDnBGJdgSources:English WikipediaSpanish WikipediaGloba Terrorism DatabaseLA GUERRA DE LAS PULGAS: PROPAGANDA ARMADA, CAUDILLISMO Y DELACIÓN EN EL MPAIAC LA MISIÓN DE ANTONIO CUBILLO EN LA INDEPENDENCIA DE CANARIAS by Francisco Pomares Rodríguez and José Miguel Pérez GarcíaEl Paísguanches.orgeldiario.es/canariasahora/premium-en-abierto/german-pirez-maquis-pce-canarias_1_2839117.htmldiariodeavisos.elespanol.com/2020/08/el-pastor-herreno-que-fue-jefe-en-el-maquishttps://ihr.world/es/2022/12/05/el-hijo-del-apotalado-la-guerra-civil-en-canarias/RESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=16ImQFmfh2l69gAVaHmOnWxQnmG3XAIE&usp=sharingMPAIAC - Movimiento por la Autodeterminación e Independencia del Archipiélago CanarioFAG - Fuerzas Armadas GuanchesDAC - Destacamentos Armados CanariosGC - Guardia CivilPCE - Partido Comunista de EspañaMUSIC:El Guanche Bereber - AlmogarenPolka del M.P.A.I.A.C. - Aitiden Guanche¡Viva Canarias Libre y Socialista! - Aitiden Guanche
Irish War of Independence and Pre-Civil War Period Every Day pepitá 2024-10-08 | DASHED LINES = PRESENCE!!!!SOLID COLORS = CONTROL!!!!I use "Derry" almost exclusively because it is shorter than "Londonderry" and more used anyways. It is not for a political reason. (Londonderry is only used to refer to the County.)I will make a Civil War video, I just wanted to get A video out at least, and plus, they would be about the same length and I'm not making another 40-minute video.Thanks to @tjxure for the help and Violet :)Sources:Wikipedia (Timelines and Group info)Chronology of Irish History (1919-1923) http://irishhistory1919-1923chronology.ieConflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN)Townlands.ierebeldublin.ieAn Atlas of Irish History (Dudley Edwards)theirishwar.comIRA Brigade Activity ReportsMilitary Service Pensions ArchiveCork Universityathyeyeonthepast.blogspot.com/2014/02/unionised-farm-workers-of-south-kildare_19.htmlhttps://politics.ie/threads/the-finglas-riot-of-1913.209717/page-3The IRA in Britain, 1919–1923: ‘In the Heart of Enemy Lines’ - Gerald Noonania801407.us.archive.org/32/items/in.ernet.dli.2015.81697/2015.81697.The-Revolution-In-Ireland-1906-1923_text.pdfMarxists.orglandscapesofrevolution.com/resourcesstorymaps.arcgis.com/stories/556fd694946a48c389313b5a63b23273sluggerotoole.com/2020/07/18/the-belfast-shipyard-expulsions-and-their-aftermath-21st-july-1920youtube.com/watch?v=n_SqzXQlT98&pp=ygUPZGVycnkgY2l2aWwgd2Fytreasonfelony.wordpress.com/2018/11/25/the-ira-in-ballymacarrett-1920-1922-by-sean-o-coinnfermanaghomagh.com/services/arts-and-culture/timeline-of-local-events-1919-1923/1919-2 (1919-1923)RESEARCH COMPILED INTO: google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit?mid=1whRMNi2Toi6ZCHSV5EWtJpG8xEkavKI&usp=sharingIRA - Irish Republican ArmyATIRA - Anti-Treaty Irish Republican ArmyPTIRA - Pro Treaty Irish Republican ArmyNA - National ArmyICA - Irish Citizens ArmyIRB - Irish Republican BrotherhoodIV - Irish VolunteersUVF - Ulster Volunteer ForceUPA - Ulster Protestant AssociationPAG - Protestant Action GroupUIG - Ulster Imperial GuardsASFS - Anti-Sinn Féin SocietyAIASFS - All-Ireland Anti-Sinn Féin SocietyMPDA - Monaghan Protestant Defense AssociationUVC - Ulster Vigilance CommitteesFV - Fermanagh VigilanceUB - Ulster BrotherhoodFFF - Farmers' Freedom ForceRG - Red GuardsUK - United KingdomBA - British ArmyRIC - Royal Irish ConstabularyUSC - Ulster Special ConstabularyRUC - Royal Ulster ConstabularyUSA - United States of AmericaSF - Sinn FéinIPP - Irish Parliamentary PartySPI - Socialist Party of IrelandCPI - Communist Party of IrelandMUSIC:The Irish Volunteers - Delcan HuntThe Boys From County Mayo - Connie FoleyGod Save Ireland - BarleycornAshtown Road - Eugene McEldowneyJohnston's Motor Car - The Irish BrigadeUnion Cruiser - Unknown Loyalist ArtistThe Boys of Kilmichael - The Jolly TinkermenThe Bold Black and Tan - Unknown Irish-American BandAn Ulster War Song - The Jolly TinkermenÓró! 'Sé do bheatha 'bhaile - The Irish Tenors0:00-0:38 Intro0:39-2:00 Recovery Period2:01-7:46 Initial Stage7:47-10:50 The War Intensifies10:51-11:03 Derry Civil War11:04-11:27 Increasing Sectarianism11:28-11:32 Belfast Dockyard Expulsions11:33-13:34 Balbriggan-Kilmichael13:35-17:35 Violence and Stalemate17:36-20:10 The Truce20:11-23:02 The Treaty23:03-23:40 Northern Offensive
Invasión de Santa Catalina: Todos los Días (1972) pepitá 2024-01-19 | Dedicado a mi abuela y abuelo, ex-miembros de Los Boinas Cafés.http://www.nomadicborder.com/brown-beret-occupation-of-catalina-island.htmlen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occupation_of_Catalina_Islandyoutube.com/watch?v=qAplinX2A0I&pp=ygUZU0FudGEgQ0F0YWxpbmEgb2NjdXBhdGlvbg%3D%3D
History of the George Jackson Brigade (1974/1975-1978): Every Month pepitá 2023-10-19 | The George Jackson Brigade (GJB) was a Seattle-based American terrorist group which existed from ~1974/1975-March 21st, 1978. The group took its name from the fallen Black hero George Jackson, who was murdered by Police allegedly escaping prison in 1971. The group consisted both of Anarchists and Communists, yet no internal issues sprang up, and the group remained relatively stable and capable even after the disaster of the Janaury 23rd robbery in 1976, in which the downfall of the group began. On March 21st, 1978, the remaining members were arrested before they could carry out a final robbery, and the group ceased to exist. It possibly had connections to another group, the New World Liberation Front (NWLF) which can be seen in member and action history.Major Sources:English WikipediaGlobal Terrorism Database (GTD)FILE: 105-295956 (vault.fbi.gob) - George Jackson BrigadeQueer FireGUERRILLA USA (Daniel Burton-Rose)The OlympianSong used: Mama Call (Manu Chao)
[INACCURATE] (Read Pinned Comment) Insurgency in Québec Every Day/Month (1962-1972) pepitá 2023-07-11 | Since the days of the French colony, Québec experienced neglect constantly, being given away to the English in return that France could keep a small Caribbean Island called Guadalupe. Despite this, the settlers remained loyal to their history, which all changed once the English arrived. From that point onward, the language was systematically oppressed and attempts to phase it out experienced fierce rebellion by the Frenchmen. With the impacts of the cold war, and the popularization of communism in Québec, a series of armed groups formed which culminated in the unification into the group known as the Front de Libération du Québec (FLQ). A rapid rise to power began, with bombings, kidnappings, and arson attacks becoming increasingly normal occurrences. Up until October 1970, the group experienced relative support from France, Canadian Communists, and the Québécois. However, from the 5th of October to around the end of December of 1970, their most infamous attack occurred. 2 hostages were taken in October, starting the October Crisis. From here, only one would survive. The circumstances of the hostage who was killed, named Pierre Laporte, are still debated on whether he was killed by the FLQ on accident, by the police/army, by the FLQ on purpose, and vice versa. By the 3rd of December, the final hostage, James Richard Cross, was finally released by the FLQ. After this, the group basically collapsed. Attempts within the group to spring it back to activity failed, and by 1972, the group was fully dismantled. One of the most controversial things on the side of the Canadian government during the October Crisis was the enactment of the War Measures Act, which stripped Québécois of their rights when faced with the Police and Army, who conducted forced searches and mass arrests during the period. The enactment of the act was seen by the majority of people in Canada as an overreaction and would pave the way for future controversies within the government.Main Acronyms Used:Front de Libération du Québec (FLQ)Comité de Libération Nationale (CLN)Rassemblement pour l'Indépendance Nationale (RIN)Réseau de Résistance (RR)Parti Libéral du Québec (PLQ)Action Socialiste pour l'Indépendance du Québec (ASIQ)Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)Union Nationale (UN)Major Sources:English WikipediaFrench Wikipedialarevolutiontranquille.cathecanadianencyclopedia.capapers.ssrn.comThe Quebec Liberation Front (FLQ) as an Insurgency (LTC Alain Carrier)valourcanada.caThe Guardianojp.govThe Historiography of the Front de Liberation du Quebec: Frameworks, ‘Identity’ and Future Study (Kevin Lee Pinkoski)Canada and the FLQ (Peter Janke)Front de libération du Québec's Manifesto (FLQ, English translation and contextual edits: Damien-Claude Bélanger)Special thanks to alehandro_2283 for assistance on the map of French control in 1700.
Sandinista Revolution and Aftermath (1961-1990) Every Month) pepitá 2023-05-01 | With the success of the Cuban Revolution, and previous small guerrilla movements aimed at overthrowing the Somoza Dynasty in Nicaragua, many were starting to turn against the government, looking for any way out of the brutal regime. Originally titled the FLN, the FSLN quickly grew into prominence and would eventually put heavy strain on the government. By 1979, the USA evaluated that the war was lost and ordered the country to be handed over to the Sandinistas. Upon entering Managua, the population of Nicaragua rejoiced as they were finally free, though little knew the pain that was to lay ahead. By the end of 1979, the first "Contra" groups, or Contrarrevoluciónes, formed. Among the first, was a group known as MISURASATA. Originally, MISURASATA was a pro-Sandinista Miskito indigenous group, though this quickly collapsed as the FSLN implemented rather oppressive measures on the Miskito peoples. The official moment the Miskito grew to resent and fight the FSLN government was in December of 1981, when Navidad Roja occurred. From here, groups like MISURA, KISAN, YATAMA, and FAUCAN would form to fight against the government. Among the borders from North to South, groups such as the UDN-FARN, FDN, and ARDE were in control, with support to the contras coming from Honduras, Costa Rica, and the USA mainly. Over the course of the war, the Contras would come to ruin their reputation worse than the FSLN, carrying out crime against humanity on civilians, most of which involved a form of torture. Both the Contras and FSLN were unfortunately involved in the cocaine trade, though it was much more prevalent within the Contras. Despite years of fighting, the Contras were never able to truly start a civil war, failing to form not only an opposing government, but to gain large swads of meaningful territory past the Honduran and Costa Rican borders, with most of their camps being located in Jungle in Nicaragua or across the border. By the late 1980s, the groups attempted to unify, being stuck in loops of internal conflict and general chaos, culminating in the collapse of their ability to win against the FSLN government. In 1990, elections were held and Daniel Ortega lost, ending the conflict as many Contras decided to lay down arms because Ortega was out, though some still remained as Recontras and Recompas due to their post-war situation. Since the end, very little major actions be Recontras and Recompas have happened, with control being nonexistent and support also being so.Main acronyms used:Alianza Revolucionaria Democrática (ARDE)Fuerzas Especiales Guerrilleras Antisandinistas (FEGA)Ejército Nacional de Liberación (ENL)Los AstrosKus Indian Sut Asla Nicaragua (KISAN)Miskito, Sumo and Rama (MISURA)Miskito, Sumu, Rama, Sandinista Aslatakanta (MISURASATA)Fuerza Democrática Nicaragüense (FDN)Ex-Guardia Nacional de Nicaragua (Ex-GN)Guardia Nacional (GN)Frente Revolucionario Sandino (FRS)Legión Quince de Septiembre (L15S)Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias Nicaragüenses (FARN)Unión Democrática Nicaragüense-FARN (UDN-FARN)Milicias Populares Anti-Sandinistas (MilPAS)Unión Democrática Nicaragüense (UDN)Yapti Tasba Masraka Nanih Aslatakanka (YATAMA)Fuerzas Armadas Unidas de la Costa Atlántica de Nicaragua (FAUCAN)Unidad Nicaragüense Opositora (UNO)Resistencia Nicaragüense (RN)Bloque de Oposición del Sur (BOS)Movimiento Nueva Nicaragua (MNN)Frente de Liberación Nacional (FLN)Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional (FSLN)FSLN-Tendencia Proletaria (FSLN-TP)FSLN-Tendencia Insurreccional (FSLN-TI)FSLN-Tendencia Guerra Popular Prolongada (FSLN-TGPP)El Grupo de los Doce (G12)Liga Revolucionaria Marxista (LRM)Milicias Populares Anti-Somocistas (MilPAS)Partido Revolucionario Hondureño (PRH)Major sources:English WikipediaSpanish WikipediaRussian WikipediaUCDP DataKrononationsOmniatlasCeDeMaVICEReutershistoryisaweapon.comMatthew White's map of Contra Activity in 1987TITULARES SOBRE ACTIVIDADES SUBVERSIVAS DEL FSLN (COSEP)tortillaconsal.comTendencias ideológico-políticas del Frente Sandista de Liberación Nacional (FSLN) 1975-1990 (Juan José Monroy-García)nacla.orgmapcarta.comThe Myth of Unity: The Contra War, 1980–1990 (Benjamin Wyatt Medina)latinamericanstudies.org/contras.htmelpais.comworldatlas.comnytimes.comdw.comNICARAGUA (1979-1990): LA REVOLUCIÓN ABORTADA (ORSON MOJICA)Historical Reprint: The Nicaraguan Revolution 1979-1990 (Bob Labi, Tony Saunois and André Ferrari)ENCUENTRO NICARAGUA 1979-2019: DE LA REVOLUCIÓN A LA INSURRECCIÓN (Sergio Villena Fiengo)EXTRA:This is the last of the 3 videos (Peru-Bolivia-Nicaragua) of which I already had fully researched, meaning anything after this will probably take up to a month or 3 to finish.00:00-10:05 Sandinista Revolution10:06 Contra Insurgency
[INACCURATE, READ DESC] Guerrilla War in Bolivia Every Month (1966-1970) pepitá 2023-04-23 | youtube.com/watch?v=YHXXAuV118AACCURATE VERSIONAs Che Guevara finished up his business in the Congo, Cuba, and other countries, a new opportunity emerged. Despite the hesitation of his close friends on whether or not to start a Guerrilla War in Bolivia, he soon arrived after developing a structure for his group. In November, he officially founded the Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN). The ELN would be doomed from the start, plagued with desertions, unexperienced members, disloyalty, and sickness. Along with this, they lacked full public support, no aid which had been expected arrived, and the CIA eventually got involved. Furthermore, Che eventually lost his ability to send messages to Cuba, and at worst, he lost the ability to receive them. Che would also come to suffer from increasingly severe Asthma attacks which prevented him from truly leading the group to a full capacity. On October 8th, Che was captured by the Bolivian Army with the help of deserters and the CIA. On the 9th, he would be executed by Mario Terán as revenge for the ELN's killing of 3 of his friends during a firefight. He died at the age of 39.Main acronyms used:Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN) Ñancahuazú Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN) TeoponteMajor sources:English WikipediaSpanish Wikipediaibolivia.orghistoryisaweapon.comChe Guevara's Diariesmapcarta.comLa guerrilla de Ñancahuazu (clubensayos.com)La guerra de guerrillas en Ñancahuazú (Cabo Jorge Balderrama Grájeda)CeDeMa00:00-00:23 Intro00:24-00:32 Buildup00:33-00:59 Guerrilla de Ñancahuazú01:00-01:30 Period of Coups01:31-01:48 Guerrilla de Teoponte
Modern History of Peru Every Month (1900-Present) pepitá 2023-04-22 | Peru has always been a melting pot of culture so to speak, with the population being made up mostly of Peruvians, Native Americans, Asians, Afro-Peruvians, and Europeans. This brings inspiration to their music, appearance, and most grave of all, ideology. As the 1900s began, Peru was fresh out of a war just like Bolivia, and a large portion of the early 1900s were territorial bickering and treaty making after decades of disputed borders. Furthermore, those in Loreto felt they were being neglected and revolted several times. Culminate this with political violence, such as the many coups, the APRA rebellion, and the soon to come border-wars with Colombia and Ecuador, and something interesting begins brewing. Inspired by other Latin American communist movements like Cuba, groups such as the ELN, MIR, and FIR formed in the 60s to start a guerrilla war. This failed, and the military then couped the government to implement leftist changes to prevent another guerrilla war. Once the 1975 coup happened, the writing was in the walls for a bloody civil war. That cam in May 1980, when Sendero Luminoso launched their first attack, and would start one of the bloodiest civil wars of 1900s in Latin America based on the ideals of Maoism and Gonzalo thought.Main acronyms used:Sendero Luminoso (SL)Sendero Rojo (SR)Ejército Guerrillero Popular (EGP)Movimiento Revolucionario Túpac Amaru (MRTA)Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria (MIR)Frente de Izquierda Revolucionaria (FIR)Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN)Partido Comunista del Perú Marxista-Leninista-Maoísta (PCP-MLM)Militarizado Partido Comunista del Perú (MPCP)Sendero Luminiso-Proseguir (SL-P)Comité Base Mantaro Rojo (CBMR) MISLABELED CMBR IN VIDEOComando Revolucionario Popular (CRP)Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias-Ejército Popular Tupacamarista (FAR-EPT)Comando Rodrigo Franco (CRF)Rondas Campesinas (RC)Comités de Autodefensa (CAD)Facción del Huallaga (FH)Asociación Plurinacional de Reservistas del Tawantinsuyo (ASPRET)Frente Unido Democrático Andino Revolucionario del Perú (FUDARP)Partido Comunista de Ecuador-Sol Rojo (PCE-SR)Comité Central de Autodefensa y Desarrollo Asháninka (CCADA)There are the main ones as the total amount is too much to put down.I do not condone nor support any of the groups mentioned, nor do I support narco-terrorism or terror in general.Major sources:English WikipediaSpanish WikipediaEl TiempoACLED DataComisión de la Verdad y Reconciliación (CVR)Reuterslatinamericanstudies.org/peru-rev.htmViolencia política en el Perú 1980 - 1988. Tomo I y II (DESCO)KrononationsOmniatlasCeDeMaVICEyoutube.com/watch?v=6PtTpSwpAT0&ab_channel=giantisopodInSight CrimeAl Jazeera Englishyoutube.com/watch?v=U4rUrovOn1k&t=2258s&pp=ygUMc2hpbmluZyBwYXRoEl Tiempoelcomercio.penacla.orghistoryisaweapon.comamericatv.com.pe"Crónica: la masacre que sufrió la comunidad asháninka a manos de Sendero Luminoso"El PaísLuis de la Calle's maps of attacks from 1970-2004.Also, thanks to DRM for information on Sendero Luminoso (Shining Path).youtube.com/@heremapping448400:00-00:35 Intro00:36-00:48 Selvática00:49-02:26 Expansion into native territory and official borders02:27-02:38 Campaña del Manuripi02:39-02:44 Period of peace02:45-02:48 La Padrera Conflict02:49-03:15 Period of peace03:16-03:34 World War 103:35-04:59 Period of peace05:00-05:22 Leticia War 05:22-05:56 Period of peace05:57-06:21 Ecuadorian-Peruvian War06:22-07:12 World War 207:13-08:14 Period of peace and coups08:15-09:20 Guerrilla Conflict (Main phase)09:21-10:30 Guerrilla Conflict (2nd phase)10:31-18:03 Peruvian Conflict18:04-18:06 Capture of Abimael Guzmán18:07-20:08 Peruvian Conflict20:09-20:22 MRTA takeover of the Japanese Embassy20:23-23:33 Peruvian Conflict23:34-23:41 2008 Indigenous Conflict23:42-23:56 Peruvian Conflict23:57-24:08 2009 Indigenous Conflict24:09-28:28 Peruvian Conflict
Modern History of Colombia Every Month (1900-Present) pepitá 2023-03-19 | NOTE: I made 2 mistakes for the 1900-1941 areas of the video. The border disputes (which resulted in a treaty in 1881) were not shown, nor the Guna in the Darien.Ever since the foundation of Colombia, it has had an unstable past. Leaders, dictators, and civil wars were common among the early history of Colombia. This resulted in a tight power hold by the Liberal Party and Conservative Party, leading to usual violence between the two. From the late 1890s to the early 1900s, a series of violence between Liberals and Conservatives erupted. By the '50s, the Communist Party had also begun to rise in power, leading to a Liberal-Conservative alliance known as the National Front. Enraged, Communist guerrillas from La Violencia decided to abandon the peace deal and formed Republics in the mountains near the capital. In 1964, the Army invaded, and the FARC were born. From there on, a bloody conglomerate of Drug and Ideological hate was born, leading to the formation of the ELN, AUC, AGC, EPL, M-19, and other groups. Right-Wing Paramilitaries heavily involved in the drug trade against Left-Wing Guerrillas heavily involved in the drug trade. In 2016, the group FARC, or now renamed FARC-EP, made peace. The peace was soon broken by the next president and dissidents erupted out of the situation. The ELN and AGC are now the top dogs, but the AGC called a ceasefire in January of 2023, and the ELN have begun talks to begin one. The future is uncertain, but the past 100 years of Colombia's history have been unfortunate enough.Main acronyms used:Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias de Colombia – Ejército del Pueblo (FARC-EP)Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN)Movimiento 19 de Abril (M-19)Ejército Popular de Liberación (EPL)Autodefensas Unidad de Colombia (AUC)Autodefensas Gaitanistas de Colombia (AGC)Comando Ricardo Franco (CRF)Movimiento Armado Quintin Lame (MAQL)Autodefensas Campesinas de Casanare (ACC)Bandas Criminales (BACRIMs) - Note one group, but a grouping for post-AUC or FARC-EP groups, also occasionally used for unidentified groups.Ejército Revolucionario Guevarista (ERG)Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo (ERP)Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias Indígenas del Pacífico (FARIP)Comandos de la Frontera (CDF)There are a lot more acroynms used, these are the main ones as the total amount is too much to put down.I do not condone nor support any of the groups mentioned, nor do I support narco-terrorism or terror in general.Major sources:English WikipediaSpanish WikipediaEl TiempoACLED DataInfobae.com (for FARM and other obscure groups)KrononationsOmniatlasHipotesis de Conflicto El Cono Sur Frent (Carlos Escudé and Mariana Souto Zabaleta)historyisaweapon.comThe Untold Story of the Workers’ Revolutionary Party in Colombia (David Rampf)THE ANTI-CONTRA-WAR CAMPAIGN:ORGANIZATIONAL DYNAMICS OF A DECENTRALIZED MOVEMEN (Roger Peace)Nicaragua (Contras/FDN) 1982-1990 (Charlotte Brandes and Sebastian Schwartz)Historia de la interacción político-militar entre guerrillas colombianas, 1964-2015 (Buitrago Roa, Luis Miguel; Suárez Gutiérrez, Miguel Esteban)HISTORIA DE LA GUERRILLA EN COLOMBIA (Erich Saumeth Cadavid)Anónimas y a la sombra: Trayectorias y desenlaces de las guerrillas en Colombia entre 1974 y 1994 (Lorena Zárate Martínez)El Movimiento Armado Quintín Lame (MAQL): Una guerra dentro de otra guerra (Daniel Ricardo Peñaranda Supelano)MOVIMIENTO ARMADO INDIGENA QUINTIN LAME, COORDINADORA GUERILLERA SIMON BOLIVAR Y PROCESO DE PAZ. (Henry Caballero Fula)Historia del Partido Revolucionario de los Trabajadores de Colombia PRT (1978-1991) (Cristhian Manuel Bejarano Amante)DESATAR UN NUDA CIEGO UNA MIRADA AL IDEARIO DE PAZ DEL ELN (Carlos Arturo Velandia Jagua)youtube.com/watch?v=qqdLAAhNduE&ab_channel=HereMappingColombia News | Colombia ReportsCeDeMaJourneyman PicturesVICE00:00-01:11 'Thousand Days War01:12-02:40 Recovery Era & Outside Conflicts02:41-02:43 La Padrera Conflict02:44-03:25 Recovery Era & Outside Conflicts03:26-04:31 World War 104:32-06:46 Political Violence in Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador06:47-07:08 Leticia War07:09-07:37 Ecuador-Peru Border Deals07:38-07:59 World War 208:00-08:23 Ecuadorian-Peruvian War08:24-09:08 World War 209:21-09:24 Costa Rican Civil War09:25-11:04 La Violencia11:05-11:24 "La Marquetalia"11:25-16:15 Colombian Conflict - National Front16:16-25:03 Colombian Conflict - Absolute War - '90s Demobilizations25:04-32:12 Colombian Conflict - Escalation - 2nd FARC-EP negotiations32:13-37:18 Colombian Conflict - Uribe's Presidency - Military Offensives37:19-38:21 Colombian Conflict - Presidency of Santos, preparing talks38:22-40:51 Colombian Conflict - Peace and collapse of FARC-EP40:52-41:54 Colombian Conflict - Presidency of Santos, after peace41:55-44:18 Colombian Conflict - Rise of Dissidents, collapse of peace44:19-44:42 Colombian Conflict - Former M-19 guerrilla, Gustavo Petro, as president, talks with the ELN and new ceasefires.
[INACCURATE: READ DESC] The Conflicts in Ireland (1912-1939) Every Month pepitá 2022-12-24 | youtube.com/watch?v=neVM0QbZoKA - 1916 (Made by friend using my research because my files corrupted)youtube.com/watch?v=LK0Hyon_U00 -1917-1922 (Made by me)more updated version, civil war coming soonI use "Derry" almost exclusively because it is shorter than "Londonderry" and more used anyways. It is not for a political reason. (Londonderry is only used to refer to the County.)also note: i forgot to put the Anglo-Irish Trade War (1932-1938)but basically, Ireland and the UK had a Trade War and the Irish Economy got hurt pretty bad because it just got out of the War of Independence, Civil War, and Great Depression.Sources:Wikipedia (Timelines and Group info)Chronology of Irish History (1919-1923) web.archive.org/web/20070831154545/http://www.dcu.ie/~foxs/irhist/index.htmConflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN)Townlands.ierebeldublin.ieAn Atlas of Irish History (Dudley Edwards)Hurricanehunter03's "Aftermath of WW1, Irish Wars of Independence" (used almost exclusively for a rough base estimate of the civil war borders at the very start.)Omniatlas (same reason as Hurricanehunter03)theirishwar.comThe Great War's series on the Anglo-Irish WarIRA - Irish Republican ArmyATIRA - Anti-Treaty Irish Republican ArmyPTIRA - Pro Treaty Irish Republican ArmyICA - Irish Citizens ArmyIRB - Irish Republican BrotherhoodNV - National VolunteersIV - Irish VolunteersUV - Ulster VolunteersUVF - Ulster Volunteer ForceUPA - Ulster Protestant AssociationPAG - Protestant Action GroupUIG - Ulster Imperial GuardsUK - United KingdomBA - British ArmyRIC - Royal Irish ConstabularyRUC - Royal Ulster ConstabularyUSA - United States of AmericaWWI - World War 1WWII - World War 2LS - Limerick SovietKS - Knocklong SovietWS1 - Waterford SovietCHS - Cork Harbour SovietNCS - North Cork SovietCS - Castleconnell SovietRS - Rathmines SovietBS/BS1 - Ballinacourtie SovietKS - Killarney SovietDS - Drogheda SovietAS - Arigna SovietBS2 - Ballingarry SovietWS2 - Whitechurch SovietBGIB - Better Government for Ireland BillAIT - Anglo-Irish TreatySF - Sinn FéinIPP - Irish Parliamentary Partywill finish the years of lead at a further date just doing this for fun00:00-01:39 Revolutionary Period01:40-01:41 Easter Rising01:42-02:29 Rise of Sinn Féin02:30-04:11 Irish War of Independence & The Troubles (the 1920s one)04:12-04:33 Irish Civil War04:34-04:54 Peacetime04:55-04:57 The S-Plan04:58-05:04 The S-Plan & The Emergency
Conflicts in Northern Ireland (1939-Present) Every Month pepitá 2022-12-14 | I use "Derry" almost exclusively because it is shorter than "Londonderry" and more used anyways. It is not for a political reason.I do not condone any acts of terrorism committed in the video nor the groups who committed it.Sources:Wikipedia (Timelines and Group info)BBCThames NewsRTÉIrish News Belfast TelegraphMI5IMC DocumentsIrish Republican Newshttp://irishistory.blogspot.com/2013/05/irish-republican-paramilitary-groups.html (helpful with modern republican groups, all info factchecked via above)Conflict Archive on the Internet (CAIN)Townlands.ieDerry DailyThe GuardianAssociated PressUVF: The Endgame (Updated Ver. by Jim Cusack and Henry McDonald)INLA: Deadly Divisions (Updated Ver. by Jim Cusack and Henry McDonald)UDA: Inside The Heart Of The Loyalist Terror (By Jim Cusack and Henry McDonald)Inside the IRA: Dissident Republicans and the War for Legitimacy (By Andrew Sanders)Brits: The War Against the IRA (By Peter Taylor)The Provisional IRA: From Insurrection to Parliament (By Tommy McKearney)Songs used in the video are not reflecting my political view, they were chosen on basis that they made sense for the time period and had something to do with the conflict.ATIRA/IRA - Anti-Treaty Irish Republican ArmyOIRA - Official Irish Republican ArmyPIRA - Provisional Irish Republican ArmyCIRA - Continuity Irish Republican ArmyRIRA - Real Irish Republican ArmyNIRA - New Irish Republican ArmyINLA - Irish National Liberation ArmyIPLA - Irish People's Liberation ArmyIPLO - Irish People's Liberation OrganisationIPLOBB - Irish People's Liberation Organisation: Belfast BrigadeIPLOAC - Irish People's Liberation Organisation: Army CouncilIRB (1980s) - Irish Revolutionary BrigadeIRB (2000s) - Irish Republican BrotherhoodICA - Irish Citizen ArmyIRLA - Irish Republican Liberation ArmyINLABB - Irish National Liberation Army: Belfast BrigadeINLAAC - Irish National Liberation Army: Army CouncilINLAGHQ - Irish National Liberation Army: General HQNLA - National Liberation ArmyPLA - People's Liberation ArmySU (1950s) - Saor UladhSÉ - Saor ÉireSÉ - Saoirse ÉireRDA1 - Republican Defense ArmyRDA2 - Republican Defense AssociationSnH - Saoirse na hÉireannÓnH1 - Óglaigh na hÉireann (CIRA split)ÓnH2 - Óglaigh na hÉireann (RIRA split)SARAF/RAF - South Armagh Republican Action Force/Republican Action Force (included because they carried out SOME independent attacks)CLM - Continuity Liberation MovementORM - Official Republican MovementIRM - Irish Republican MovementIRF - Irish Revolutionary ForcesAnP - Arm na PoblachtaRCIRA - Real Continuity Irish Republican ArmyRAAD - Republican Action Against DrugsAAD - Action Against DrugsDAAD - Direct Action Against DrugsCFAD - Concerned Families Against DrugsSU (2000s) - Saor UladhNPIRA - New Provisional Irish Republican ArmyDiss. RIRA - Dissident Real Irish Republican Army (Anti-NIRA RIRA)Ind. Unit(?) - Independent Unit (unknown if they did anything or existed due to the obscurity and small size)UDA - Ulster Defense AssociationUDASEAB - Ulster Defense Association South East Antrim Brigade3F - Third ForceUFF - Ulster Freedom Fighters (UDA)RUFF - Real Ulster Freedom FightersOVF - Orange Volunteer ForceUVF - Ulster Volunteer ForceLVF - Loyalist Volunteer ForcePAF - Protestant Action Force (included for the same reason as SARAF/RAF)OV - Orange VolunteersUPV - Ulster Protestant VolunteersRBK - Red Branch KnightsRHC - Red Hand CommandoRHD - Red Hand DefendersUR - Ulster ResistanceR - ResistanceUCA - Ulster Citizen's Army (existence is debated by some)VSC - Vanguard Service CorpsDOW - Down Orange WelfarePTF - Protestant Task ForceT - TaraYCV - Young Citizens' VolunteersUSCA - Ulster Special Constabulary AssociationUSC - Ulster Special Constabulary (B-Specials/Specials)RUC - Royal Ulster ConstabularyPSNI - Police Service of Northern IrelandUDR - Ulster Defense RegimentUK - United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandEU - European UnionUSA - United States/United States of AmericaDUP - Democratic Unionist PartyPUP - Progressive Unionist PartyUDP - Ulster Democratic PartyUUP - Ulster Unionist PartySF - Sinn FéinRSF - Republican Sinn FéinIRSP - Irish Republican Socialist PartySDLP - Social Democratic and Labour PartyGFA - Good Friday AgreemantCLMC/LC - Combined Loyalist Military Command/Loyalist Commission UAC - Ulster Army CouncilULCCC - Ulster Loyalist Central Co-ordinating CommitteeUUUC - United Ulster Unionist CouncilUWC - Ulster Workers' CouncilLAW - Loyalist Association of WorkersIMC - Independent Monitoring CommissionIICD - Independent International Commission on DecommissioningPM - Prime MinisterMP - Member of Parliament00:00-00:08 Intro00:08-00:42 S-Plan (1939-1940)00:43-01:02 Northern Campaign (1942-1944)01:03-01:22 Border Campaign (1956-1962)01:23-02:00 Civil Rights (1962-1967)02:01-16:53 The Troubles (1968-1998/Present)16:53-29:40 Dissident Campaign (1998-Present)
Coconut Revolution & Bougainville Civil War: Every Month (1988-2005) pepitá 2022-11-01 | The conflict arose mostly from the mining exploitation of the island's rich copper and gold sources. The mining drove many immigrants, mostly light-skinned and red-skinned people, different from the dark-skinned natives of the island. After the 1976 agreement began to faulter, conflict broke out, with war crimes and ethnic attacks being carried out by all sides. Papua New Guinea, supported by Australia, New Zealand, and others, would be victorious. The Bougainville Revolutionary Army, supported by the Solomon Islands and, allegedly, Fiji, would be semi-victorious as well, as the islands is now set to be independent by 2027 and no earlier than 2025.Acronyms used:PMC - Private Military CompanyPNG - Papua New GuineaPNGDF - Papua New Guinea Defense ForcesBRA - Bougainville Revolutionary ArmyBLF - Buka Liberation FrontBRF - Bougainville Resistance ForcePM - Prime MinisterBTG - Bougainville Transitional GovernmentBIG - Bougainville Interim GovernmentSources:Wikipediaaph.gov.auabg.gov.pgawm.gov.aurnz.co.nzAn Army of Influence: Eighty Years of Regional Engagement (By Craig Stockings and Peter Dennis)thediasporicdish.comc-r.orgasiapacificreport.nzmfat.govt.nzmuturzikin.com (clan/language divisions of Bougainville)militiasdb.sowi.uni-mannheim.dePapua New Guinea in 1990: A Year of Crisis (By Terence Wesley-Smith)
Caprivi Strip Conflict Every Day 1998-1999 (inaccurate) pepitá 2022-07-19 | While the conflict started in 1994, things began rolling in in 1996, and by 1998, the conflict had actually begun, as the Namibian Military raided a CLA training area. Though nothing would happen for nearly another year. On the 2nd of August 1999, the rebellion began. Though Namibia would eventually quell it, they are not the inherent good side, as both sides committed atrocities against each other, displacing thousands.
Bakassi & Surrounding Conflicts Every Year 2006-2022 pepitá 2022-07-18 | In 2006, Nigeria handed ownership of the long disputed Bakassi to Cameroon. Almost immediately, unrest began in the peninsula. Nigerian Judges soon described the handover via the ICJ as illegal and technically laid reclaim to it; though the government didn't officially recognize this. The BFF and others began to campaign against the Cameroonian government until being suppressed. They would soon make a comeback however. Meanwhile, Ambazonian Groups and Biafrans would begin campaigns which lead them to the southern areas. Both groups claim Bakassi as theirs.
Cabinda War Every Year 1975-2022 pepitá 2022-07-17 | Error: the DRC should be labeled Zaire in the first 2 framesThe Cabinda War is an ongoing low-level conflict between FLEC and Angola. Ever since Portuguese rule ended and the Angolan Civil War began, FLEC and Cabinda have been looking to separate. When the FAA/MPLA won the civil war, the Cabinda War began to look lost, as FLEC would barely gain any more land than they were losing, and many began to deflect. A ceasefire was declared, and FLEC barely owns any land now, making the conflict look as if it is to be an Angolan Victory. Furthermore, the DRC, which had long supported the FLEC, had agreed to drop relations with them in favor of Angola.
Sinai Insurgency Every Year 2011-2022 (inaccurate) pepitá 2022-07-17 | As a result of the Arab Spring, the Islamic State would begin expanding into countries such as Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt. In 2011, they took advantage of the crisis to enforce their terror in the Sinai Peninsula. They barely "control" anything, this video shows control/very high presence as it is borderline impossible to map what they technically control.I - EgyptII - Islamic State: Sinai ProvinceHI - Recognized BorderHH - Militia/WarH - Saudi ArabiaL - PalestineIH - JordanHIII - Israel
Casamance Conflict Every Year 1991-2022 pepitá 2022-07-17 | In 1991; the MFDC began deploying for their war of independence against Senegal after protesting for decades without results; along with the protests being cracked down upon, the Senegambian Confederation had collapsed in 1989, leaving Casamance, a region which benefited from the confederation between Senegal and Gambia, in a bad position. Furthermore, oil was discovered in the region. This video shows the MFDC's Struggle against Senegal and Senegal's Struggle against the MFDC. (MFDC=Movement of Democratic Forces of Casamance) Also; Factions of the MFDC like the Sadio, Nord, Badiatte, etc. aren't shown separate due to the common grouping of the factions as part of the MFDC and lack of sources detailing control of the factions within the MFDC.
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