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“Thread: History of Valentines Day”
Ancient historical sources have claimed the existence of several saints by the name of St.Valentines who died on Feb 14. Among them, two were executed during the reign of Roman Emperor Claudius Gothicus in 269-270 A.D.
#valentinesday2021
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But no evidence exists whether Pope replaced Lupercalia with the more sedate cult of the St. Valentine or any other celebration.
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It is claimed that the Christian church may have decided to place St. Valentine’s feast day in the middle of February in an effort to ‘Christianize’...
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“For this was on seynt Volantynys day. Whan euery bryd comyth there to chese his make”.
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#BlackDay
1. Myth of three million Bengali, 2 lac women raped by Pakistan Army
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https://t.co/1AdyFGjCtK
2. Mukti Bahini the forgotten terrorists
Thread on the myth of 3 million killed, 200,000 raped in 1971!
— Fidato (@tequieremos) April 24, 2019
In order to cherry pick proof for the plucked-out-of-thin-air 3 million figure allegedly murdered by Pakistan Army in '71, Mujib ur Rehman constituted a Commission on Jan 29 '72 to locate verifiable evidence.
(1/N) https://t.co/fB242WhLzO
3. Why was Operation Search Light launched
https://t.co/kAYLjAj92P
4. Myth of Bengalis being discriminated during the selection process for the armed forces.
After President Yahya Khan had postponed the national assembly session scheduled to be held on March 3 1971 under the pressure of Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, it had disastrous consequences. It gave Mujib ur Rehman the license to fulfill his nefarious designs.
— Fidato (@tequieremos) December 7, 2019
(1/5)#TragedyOfErrors
5. The nexus of RAW and Mukti Bahini
https://t.co/jzGaUznN9N
6. The Bengali representation in bureaucracy
Mukti Bahini terrorists along with RAW operatives and soldiers from the Indian Army-operated training camps in the Indian states of West Bengal, Arunachal Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Nagaland, Mizoram and Tripura.
— Fidato (@tequieremos) December 16, 2019
(contd) https://t.co/41z02EbxLb
7. Tragedy of #EastPakistan
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https://t.co/txcGOFcKyr
8. Forgotten Massacres in East Pakistan
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https://t.co/3uB1UOADqr
#Bangabandhu
#VictoryDay
#BlackDay
#SheikhMujibUrRehman
"Tragedy of East Pakistan"
— Fidato (@tequieremos) December 16, 2019
The year 1971 is the saddest chapter in the history of Pakistan. Not just for Pakistan but for Muslims of the entire subcontinent, if not Muslims of the world.
(contd) #Bangabandhu#BlackDay #VictoryDay #SheikhMujiburRahman pic.twitter.com/9yjvKdXlEa