Subordinate Collection

Nikolai Shvernik
NIKOLAI SHVERNIK Russian statesman, trade union leader, realigned labour organisations to subordinate them to the Soviet state

The War Game as played by Volunteer Officers at the Horse-Guards (engraving)
1061712 The War Game as played by Volunteer Officers at the Horse-Guards (engraving) by Wilson, Thomas Walter (1851-1912); Private Collection; (add.info)

Japanese overlord presents armour to grateful subordinate in formal ceremony of investiture

The Defense of Cadiz against the English by Francisco Zurbar
Francisco Zurbaran (1598-1664). Spanish painter. The Defense of Cadiz against the English. 1634. Prado Museum. Madrid. Spain

WW1 - British Subaltern buys supplies
WW1 - The text accompanying the illustration translates to the British Subaltern asking the French shop keeper, " Could you please give me bread, butter and cheese for Mass

WW1 - Cartoon - The hero of the day
WW1 - A illustration making a joke out of the the rank of a Subaltern, seen as the lowest rank in the British army during WW1

GENERAL LONGSTREET, He was one of the foremost Confederate generals of the American Civil War and the principal subordinate to General Robert E

GENERAL LONGSTREET, He was one of the foremost Confederate generals of the American Civil War and the principal subordinate to General Robert E

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"Subordinate: From Historical Figures to Everyday Heroes" In the intricate tapestry of history, the concept of being a subordinate has taken on various forms and contexts. Nikolai Shvernik's quote, "God forbid that we should do the blacks the injustice to set them free. . " reminds us of a time when inequality prevailed, highlighting the struggles faced by marginalized communities. Meanwhile, "The War Game as played by Volunteer Officers at the Horse-Guards" engraving showcases how even in military settings, hierarchies exist with superiors and subordinates fulfilling their roles. Similarly, in Japanese culture, an overlord presenting armor to a grateful subordinate symbolizes respect and loyalty within formal ceremonies. "The Defense of Cadiz against the English" painting by Francisco Zurbar depicts brave individuals defending their homeland against foreign invaders. Here we witness subordinates standing tall in defense of their land and people. Moving forward into more recent history, during World War I, British Subalterns were responsible for procuring supplies for their units - a testament to their resourcefulness and adaptability amidst chaos. In another WWI cartoon titled "The hero of the day, " we see how ordinary soldiers can become heroes through acts of bravery and selflessness. Amongst these historical figures emerges General Longstreet - one of Confederate America's foremost generals during the American Civil War. His leadership exemplifies how they can rise through ranks based on skill and dedication. From past battles fought to everyday heroes who serve diligently today; whether it be on battlefields or within organizations worldwide – let us recognize that behind every great leader stands countless dedicated subordinates whose contributions shape our world.