Minecraft: TNA Part 15
N00bly and Snake encounter the Witch while Milky Dad schemes against them!
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- Informative
- clay
- stopmotion
- indian
- argentina
Author Comments
This animation is based on a speech argentine historian Osvaldo Bayer gave, which is also used as an introduction to the song (which is used in the video) "El vindicador" By Arbolito, a band which takes the name of "Arbolito" (little tree) who's a real person) as their name.
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Bayer tells the story of how Nicasio Maciel (Arbolito) fought against Prussian colonel Rauch during the dessert campaigns.
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Before watching, read so as to understand.
1) Arbolito= little tree.
2) Dessert campaigns: Campaigns which took place during the XIX century in Argentina in orther to exterminate the indians.
3) Boleadora: A weapon which consists on 2 or more rock balls conected by leather strips used to tackle animals.
4) The violet soldiers are not kids. They are adult Criollos. Ranqueles where THAT tall, and yes, there are records of spanish soldiers riding on Incas like horses until they died, so they rode over several once the previous one died. (and that's the least fucked up thing they did)
The tree, however, was my fault.
5) Thanks to kakapants
http://kakapants.newgroun ds.com/
For telling me to freeze clay if it got too hot.
and thanks to sonicsteel for giving serious and good feedback several times
Reviews
Rated 4 / 5 stars 19 hours ago
Qué de horrores ha la discriminación racial, lo peor es el deseo de exterminar a un pueblo para despojarlo de sus tierras y bienes. No quisiera decir que me alegra el final del prusiano, pero como dicen: el que a hierro mata, a a hierro muere.
Bien por Arbolito.
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars 22 hours ago
o...k?
That means a lot. I'll follow your advice. Thanks!
Rated 5 / 5 stars 1 day ago
Great video, although very sad... love the part on how "western" and "christian" the general Rauch is... so true, sadly.
Yep. It was really difficult because (i dont know if you know spanish) Bayer speaks in a weird way. Like too slow (i cutted up some parts)and sometimes he rushes.
The saddest part is that not only this is a true story, but what i showed was the least fucked up thing they did.
Argentina abolished slavery (only to sons of slaves born here) in 1812, but in 1872 i think, as Bayer (who dedicated his life on the history of anarchist and indians, and i had the honor to listen) told, they collected all the indians they captured and gifted them as servants.
I quote: "The mothers of the indians cried and screamed as the guards where taking their babies away. The few men that survived did nothing. They where exhausted, and hopeless [...]" A note in the newspaper back then said:
"Indians as servants for free for wealthy families. Women and kids as house keepers, men as field workers. "
Even worse, the killing didnt stop. Once a week there's an article today in the newspapers of Qom's getting killed.
Rated 5 / 5 stars 1 day ago
Muy buen trabajo compatriota!