On this day, 12 June 1942, Russian revolutionary Anna Yakimova died in Novosibirisk aged 86. A member of the People’s Will group in the late 1800s, she agitated in factories where she worked, manufactured explosives for her group and took part in several attempts to assassinate the Tsar.
She was also repeatedly arrested, jailed, tortured and sent to Siberia but she survived, eventually being freed during the 1917 revolution.
This is an account of her fascinating life: https://libcom.org/history/yakimova-anna-1856-1942https://www.facebook.com/workingclasshistory/photos/a.296224173896073/1448940521957760/?type=3
It’s been 4 days since I started keeping tabs on this and the WWPD has apparently made no further efforts at explanation, while tattoo experts have continued to point out in the comments of their original post that the knuckles were clearly added later as an attempted coverup of the original runes. The only defense comes from Top Fan bootlickers who all conveniently “know officer small personally” from either his time in the Marines or as a cop who insist that it “doesnt need to be explained to civvies”.
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