The Soviet Red Crescent for Muslims

Did you know about the Red Crescent!?
(sources at bottom)

Someone recently private messaged me that in girl/boy scouts in the US they were taught that the Soviet Union didn't have the Red cross at all, emphisising "because they are godless"

The straight lies we are told is amazing!

The quality took a dip in this video, I had to make some decisions which help me film and edit with a lot more ease which sadly sacrificed some detail in the quality.

Still learning and improving with editing and all that! be patient :)

hope to turn some more topics I've breifly covered on tiktoks and reels into longer form format like this. let me know which ones I should go more in depth into!

anyways typo at the end for my currently not banned TikTok :

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Sources:

Kiselev AE, Lipats AA. Soiuz Obshchestv Krasnogo Kresta i Krasnogo Polumesiatsa SSSR i sluzhba krovi strany (100-letiiu Obshchestva Krasnogo Kresta i Krasnogo Polumesiatsa) [Union of the Societies of Red Cross and Red Crescent of the USSR and blood service in the USSR (on the centennary of the Society of Red Cross and Red Crescent)]. Probl Gematol Pereliv Krovi. 1967 Jun;12(6):3-7. Russian. PMID: 4898150.

To be honest it can be difficult to cite all sources for my information. These are ones I looked at specifically for information on the Red Cross and crescent. But information on minorities in the Soviet union, the percentages, ethnographic information on who lives across the largest country on earth. These are all things that come straight out of my head from years of research. So sometimes I find citing that information to be difficult because it is just simply things that I know. I hope that makes sense. I don't mean to sound like a snob or something but people request sources on information that I've just gained over the years that I can't always pinpoint off the top of my head from a single source. And sometimes my sources are simply the people who live there and have experienced that history.

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It’s always a good day when Lady Izdihar posts

[elkandevening]

Lady Izdihar: Red Crescent was created after Russo-Turkish war.
Me: Wait, which one?

For those who don't know: There were ten wars that are usually called Russo-Turkish. The mentioned one was the last; it took place in 1877–1878.

[sojourner]

I quit TickTock a while back. I’m sad to hear your account was banned. When I found you on there I thought you brought something unique and interesting that I hadn’t seen before. I just found your channel by happenstance. And I am delighted to hear more of what you have to share.

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2:17 Yes! I still have some red cross/red crescent memorabilia from my grandfather somewhere:)

[lucasbonhommevazquez]

Great video like always. I find it very interesting that in certain countries, notably the USA, only certain types of propaganda are showed when teaching propaganda. That is propaganda itself!

[seductive_fishstick]

I didn't even know about the red crescent till this video, thanks for the great video!

[sophieross]

This is great, I watched your short on this but am so pleased at this longer video!

[giitanjalichiya]

just found your channel and am slowly wading through every video, what a journey!

[SoryRN]

Problem is that the USA doesn't really have much muslim majority areas so that's why I guess there's no much red crescents

[zxcvbn]

I am just now learning about the red cresent

[rafaela]

Had no idea about the red crescent, really nice to learn about it!

[Crackfee-chan]

I did not know about this, this is so cool!

[alistairallen]

Lady Izdihar, I have to ask, are you collecting retro analog television sets? as seen behind you, they remind me of the Sony Trinitron TV, I had in the 70s before you were even a twinkle in your parent's eyes.

[BigBadWolframio]

I had already seen/heard about the red crescent before, although I cannot remember when or how did I learned it existed for the first time!

[greececountryball]

I have see the red crescent in a Arabic-Greek dictionary but I was not knowing the history of the organization. Thanks for information.

[werdw]

Where do you find all these awesome books?

[nerothos]

I somehow don't think I've ever heard the word "Multi-nationalism" before, whoa

[r]

Could you provide sources in the description?

[TheAlaskanTarascan]

we had to learn what the red crescent was briefly by briefly it was just said "this is a symbol that is for a medic" there is also a red Dimond that is used for medics in certain parts of the world. I do not know where but Geneva convention says you cant shoot at it.... even though I'm pretty sure the US still would

[greyideasthetheliopurodon]

No it was also mainly used to signify the Turkic peoples of the USSR. A black and white flag is the symbol of Islam