Mordor = Russia

>Mordor = Russia
>Rohan = Poland
>Osgiliath = Budapest
>Denethor = Horthy
>Aragorn = Otto van Habsburg
>Elves = Germans
>Hobbits = Brits
>Dead Marshes = the Ukraine

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what is this a map for ants?

Germans used to be considered as original orcs you braindead cunt.

elves are finno-ugrian tribes of finnic branch
and dead marshes could be very well eesti because we have the most marshes and we are literally next-door to mordor

Btw Tolkien hated allegories

all myths are allegorical so he must of really hated his work? no, he didn't you fucking brainshitlord, he loved allegory and he made allegory his life work

Ok proebalt.

>proebalt
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brainlet zoomer

excuse me, i am breelander bvll

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dead marshes were based off WW1 battlefields Tolkien was in

He disliked when people thought LotR was simply an allegorie for Europe and WW1. Obviously the reading of any literature involves the reader and his understanding of real world into the piece.

so that would place him and mordor where about?

>used to
And now you earned the title. Congratulation.

english are hobbits ideot

Political allegories. LOTR societies are still based on real life history with Rohan as Pre-Norman England and Orcs as mongol invaders being the most obvious ones, he also used things like Australian Aborigines for inspiration.

I thought he used it to represent pre industrial and post industrial society.

Mordor was based on the Ottoman Empire, you can see the similarities in the fictional Charge at Helm's deep/Pelennor fields and the actual Battle of Vienna

LotR
>Gandalf and the Rohirrim arrive just before Helm's Deep falls
>Gandalf blinds the orcs with light as he leads the Rohirrim on a downhill charge into them

Vienna
>Sobieski and the Winged Hussars arrive just before Vienna falls
>Sobieski waits until the sun is at their backs, to blind the Turks before charging

>The allies were now ready for the last blow. At around 6:00 pm the Polish king ordered the cavalry attack in four groups, three Polish and one from the Holy Roman Empire—18,000 horsemen charged down the hills, the largest cavalry charge in history.[32][33] Sobieski led the charge[16]:661 at the head of 3,000 Polish heavy lancers, the famed "Winged Hussars".

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Vienna

youtube.com/watch?v=EApCLbgAE5E

The Somme in Northen France but that’s just where the inspiration for the dead mashes came from not Mordor