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- 5 Russian rulers
- 5 Russian regions
- 5 Russian capitals

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- Putin

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Volga Estonia Latvia Lithuania Baltics
Moscow St.Petersburg Moscow St.Petersburg Moscow

>Lenin
>Stalin
>Gorbachev
>Yeltsin
>Putin

>Moscow
>Tartarstan
>Jewish Oblast
>Perm
>Chechnya
¨
>St. Petersburg
>Moscow
>Perm
>Vladivostok
>...

Ivan the Terrible
Pootin
Gorbachev
Peter the Great
Boris Yeltsine

Yakutia
Karelia
Siberia
Kamchatka
Idk

Moscow
Idk
Idk
Idk
Idk

Kazan

- Putin, Alexander, Gorbatschow
- Siberia, Chechnya, Crimea
- Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Kaliningrad

putin
stalin
lenin
your 1st president i can't remember the name of
your 3rd president that has a name that starts with d

murmansk, moscow, chechen, dagestan, crimea

moscow, st. petersburg, volvograd, sochi, irkutsk

Putin, Ivan the Terrible, Peter the Great, Stalin, Breschnev

Moscow, Murmansk, Kaliningrad, Sibiria, Novgorod

Moscow, Vladivostok, Nizny Novgorod, St. Petersburg, Sotchi

Alexander, Jeltsin, Stalin, Putin, Gorbachev

Karelia, Novaja Zemlja, Siberian Oblast, Yakutia, Mari

Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Sotschi, Kaliningrad

>lenin
>stalin

>russian

>Iziaslav III
>Konstantin of Rostov
>Dmitry of Pereslavl
>Simeon Bekbulatovich
>Sophia Alekseyevna

>Astrakhan
>Novosibirsk
>Tyumen
>Ulyanovsk
>Yaroslavl

>Syktyvkar
>Vladikavkaz
>Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
>Blagoveshchensk
>Nizhny Novgorod

t. PhD in Russian Studies

>macedonia

>macedonia

siberia is a geografical region, not political you dumb eurobrainlets

>t. PhD in Russian Studies
why?

You saying Siberian Federal District doesn't exist?

Peter 1 Peter 2 Peter 3 Nicholas 1 Nicholas 2

Kaluga Tula Kursk Vladimir Novgorod

Kaluga Tula Kursk Vladimir Novgorod

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your rulers probably copypasted from list of russian duchys rulers.

>leaders
Alexander 1
Peter the Great
Catherine the great
Yeltsin the Great
Putin the greatest

>Regions . Do you mean Кpaй ?
Perm
Krasnodar
Krasboyarsk
Primorie
Stavropol

>Capitals
Eкaтepинбypг
Vladimir
Tyumen
Yoshkar- Ola
Ishevsk
Siktykvar

It was quite easy

>Batu Khan and 4 more russian irrelevant subhumans
>Moscow, Bryanskaya oblast, Orelskaya oblast, Kurskaya oblast, Tverskaya oblast

>5 capitals?
Elaborate, dummy

Vladimir the Great
Ivan the Great
Sophia Romanova
Peter III
Brezhnev

Krasnodarsky Krai
Republic of Karelia
Republic of Crimea
Republic of Dagestan
Poland

Moscow
Saint-Petersburg
Kiev
Novgorod
Omsk

Stalin
Brezhnev
Kruschev
Lenin
Peter the great

Kalingrad
Chechnya
Western siberia
Krasnoyarsk
Jewish oblast

Moscow
St petersburg
Volgograd
Vladivostok
?

Also what do you mean by capital?

Ivan the Terrible
Vlad the Terrible
Stalin the Terrible
Gorbachev the Okay
Putin the Terrible

The Black Gate
Barad-dûr
Mount Doom
Minas Morgul
Sea of Núrnen

>rulers
stalin
lenin
breznev
ivan the terrible
katherine the great
>regions
sibera
tanbov
ural mountains
kamchatka penisula
kalingrad
>capitals
petrograd
st.petersburg
leningrad
moscow
volgograd

>PhD in Russian Studies
is this a thing you can do?

Ivan III Velikiy
Ivan IV Grozny
Pyotr I Velikyi
Ekaterina II Velikaya
Nicholas II

Kamchatcka / Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky
Jewish Autonomous Oblast / Birodbidzhan
Tatarstan / Kazan
Chechnya / Grozny
Crimea / Simferopol

t. autist

>posts some superficial information
>claims to be autist

>- 5 Russian rulers
Putin, Yeltzen, Stalin, Lenin, Ivan the Terrible
>- 5 Russian regions
fuck, I can't
>- 5 Russian capitals
Moscow, St. Petersburg?

It is a somewhat common program in Canadian Universities.

I actually can't.

regional capitals.
byansk is a capital of bryansk oblast
krasnodar is a capital of krasnodar krai
yoshkar ola is a capital of mari el.

>Yeltzen
Shit, I spelled his name wrong

Why not? You can do PhD in assyriology in the university of Helsinki.

- Ivan the Terrible, Catherine the Great, Peter the Great, Nicholas, Alexander
- Regions? You don't mean states? Uh, The Far East, Siberia, Caucasus, Urals, Moscow metropolitan area?
- I'm gonna assume you meant cities, I don't know if Russia has had five different capitals throughout history. Moscow, St. Petersburg, Murmansk, Sochi, Vladivostok.

>rulers
Tsar Peter
Tsar Nicholas ii
Lenin
Stalin
Putin
>regions
Siberia
Can’t think of anything else
>capitals
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Don’t know any others

putain
vlad
boris
ivan
me (grand duke in 10 years)

Those are very common
Maybe you are a casual claiming to be " le autist "

Puddin, Stalin, Lenin, Nicholas II, Catherine
Siberia?
St. Petersburg, Moscow, Volgograd, Saransk, Kaliningrad

peter the great
ivan the terrible
catherine the great
nicholas ii
stalin

chechnya
dagestan
komi
tuva
ingushetia

moscow
st petersburg
volgograd
kaliningrad
-

Ivan Grozni
Lenin
Stalin
Hruščev
Brežnjev

Kavkaz, Ural, Kamčatka, Karelija, Don
Moskva, Novosibirsk, Vladivostok, Volgograd Sevastopol

N. F.
Izhbekь
Magas

Ivan the Terrible
Katharina the Great
Zar Nicolaus II
Vladimir Putin
Michail Gorbatshov

Tsheljabinsk
Chechnia
Autonomous Oblast of the Nenets*
Eastern Karelia*
Königsberg (Kaliningrad)

Moscow
Sochi
Kazan
Nishni Novgorod
Königsberg (Kaliningrad)

*false ones
Not bad i would say.

Stalin was Georgian, not Russian.

why are you all trying to point that out? hitler wasn't german either but he still ruled over third reich, so he is german ruler

Nicholas II
Gorbachev
Ivan the Terrible
Peter the Great
Catherine II

Chechnya
Dagestan
Stavropol
Kuban
Tuva

You mean cities? Novosibirsk, Irkutsk, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Pskov

He was still a ruler of Russia though, wasn't?
Either way I'll just substitute the first Nicholas.

Also apparently Kuban is Krasnodar, although I always know that region by the name of Kuban.

Is Putin the right answer?

Putin
Stalin
Lenin
Gorbachev
Khrushchev

Jewish Autonomous
Tuva
Sakhalin
Karelia
Kaliningrad

Moscow
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Stalingrad
IDK

Hard mode (even for russian)
Name 5 republics inside russia

Vladmir Putin
Catherine the Great
Ivan the Terrible
Joseph Stalin
Gorbachev

Kola
Kaliningrad
Sakhalin
Moscow
Jewish Ostoploskjahsjaponl

Moscow
St. Petersburg
Omsk
Tomsk

Leningrad, Petrograd, St. Petersburg, Pidorburg, Leninburg

Chechnya
Tatarstan
Mari
Crimea
idk

Tuva, Čečenija, ingušetija Dagestan Jakutija
t. russia pro

He was leader of the Soviet Union. The Russian SFSR is the predecessor of modern day Russia, not the entire USSR. A Russian leader of that time would be e.g. Kalinin.

>Putin, Yeltsin, Medvedev, Stalin, Brezhnev

>bashkoristan, tataristan, chechnya, perm, Moscow

>ufa, Vladivostok, Kaliningrad, Moscow, st Petersburg

wow that was easy!

>5 Russian rulers
Ivan the Terrible
Joseph Stalin
Leonid Brezhnev
Vladimir Putin
Catherine the Great

>Russian regions
Khakassia
Buryatia
Bashkortostan
Altai
Dagestan

>Russian capitals
Abakan
Ulan-Ude
Ufa
Gorno-Altaysk
Makhachkala

eZ

Catherine, Peter, Lenin, Stalin, Gorbachov, Putin, Medvedev

Tatarstan, Baskordistan, Altai + some cities like: Vladivostok, Samarra, St.Petersburg, Sochi, Kazan.

Did you ever had any capital other than Moscva?

Moscow, Novgorod, St. Peterburg, Vladimir, Suzdal

Vodka, vodka, vodka, vodka, vodka.

-Krokodil

Crimea is Ukrainian!

Dr. Ivo "Eggman" Robotnik
Mikheil Saakashvili
Karl Marx
Spede Pasanen
Mehmed ii

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>Absolutely Legit Dimitri I
hell no!

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Genghis Khan
Joseph Stalin
Ooga Booga
Ramzan Kadyrov
Vladimir Putin

Shithole
Shithole
Shithole
Shithole
Shithole

Moskvabad
Karakorum
Grozny
Pyongyang
Uryupinsk

Bravo, I don't honestly know any of them except for the Sophia.

Putin
Stalin
Lenin
Gorbachev
Tsar Nicholas

Siberia
Kuril Islands
Ural Mountains
idk

Moscow for sure, the rest are just big cities
Volgograd
Vladivostok
St. Petersburg
idk

>Lenin, Stalin, Putin, Gorbachev, Peter the Great.
>Moscow, Far Eastern Republic, Sakhalin, Tuva, that place allocated for the jews where no jews actually live
>Moscow, St Petersburg, Vladivostok, Novgorod, Volvograd

>5 Russian rulers
putin, ivan the terrible, peter the great, yeltsin, stalin
>5 Russian regions
tannu tuva, crimea, the far east, siberia?
>5 Russian capitals
moscow, st petesburg

Ivan the Terrible
Nicholas the ..3rd?
Lenin
Stalin
Gorbachev

Siberia
Kamtchathckajfkavnsjaknadjka
some other place from Risk like Cita, I don't know how to pronounce it

Moskow
Saint Petersburg
Leningrad :^)
Petrograd :^)

How did I do?

Putin
Medvedev
Gorbachev
Stalin
Lenin

Moscow
St. Petersburg
Vladivostok
Chechnya
????

St. Petersburg
Moscow
Vladivostok

>- 5 Russian rulers
Putin, Stalin, Catherine the Great, Alexander, Jelzin

>- 5 Russian regions
Chechnya, Karelia, Circassia, Kaliningrad, Crimea

>- 5 Russian capitals
Huh? Do you mean region capitals?
St. Petersburg, Grosny, Moscow, Nowo Sibirsk, Wladiwostok

1. Putin, Katherine, Peter, Ivan, and Medved(I can't spell his name)
2.Karelia, Moscow oblast, Chechnia, Vladivostok oblast, finland
3. Moscow, St Petersberg, Stalingrad (you've guys really have had 5 capitals)?

Joseph Jugashvili, Mykyta Khryschov, Mykola Brezhnev, Yaroslav Rurikid, Oleh Rurikid.

Tver, Moscow, Vladimir, Leningrad, Smolensk regions.

Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kyiv, Lviv... And I dunno, I think that Kolchak declared Omsk as a capital of Russia?

>rulers
Ivan the Terrible
Catherine the Great
Nicholas II
Lenin
Putin

>regions
Moscow
Chechnya
Kaliningrad
Siberia
Crimea

>capitals
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Omsk?
Vladivostok
???

>Putin
>Stalin
>Gorbachev
>Lenin
>Alexander II

>Tatarstan
>Chechnya
>Kamchatka
>Jewish Oblast
>Moscow?

>Moscow
>St. Peterbsurg
>Kaliningrad
>Vladivostok
>Novgorod

-putin,Stalin,THE last tsar (Nikolaus?), Lenin, Ghengis Khan(?)
-... Crimea, siberia
-mosow, ST Petersburg, kalingrad, sotchi, ...

Putin, Putin, Putin, Putin, Stalin
Ukraine, Finland, Poland, Estonia, Latvia
Stalingrad, Leningrad, Kaliningrad, Vladivostok, Anchorage.

Putin
?

?

Moscow
St. Petersburg
?

>mozhga
don't know more rulers sorry

>Central Siberia
That's not a thing actually.
There's Western and Eastern. Sometimes people use terms Northern or Southern, but Central is just not something people say.

>st.petersburg
>leningrad
What about Petrograd?

they teach us quite in detail about your country, we aren't americans. probably they teach more about your country than viceversa

>Tomsk
Well, that's the first time it was ever mentioned.
Why? How do you even know it?

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Più o meno. Della nascita della Russia non si dice quasi niente. E' come se prima di Pietro il Grande non esistesse. C'è sempre il mezzo paragrafo sui servi della gleba e basta. Le parole Novgorod e Kievan Rus compaiono forse una o due volte nell'interezza del libro di storia.

sicuramente dipenderà anche dal docente ma si può dire che rispetto ad altri paesi la storia che ci viene insegnata qui è molto più completa rispetto a quella insegnata in altri paesi. si sente dire spesso che molti argomenti andrebbero saltati perché non si riesce mai a finire il programma. magari i tempi sono cambiati ma fino a qualche anno fa era così

>Czar Nichols
>Stalin
>Lenin
>Gorbachev
>Putin

>Moscow
>Siberia
>Kamchatka
>Crimea
>That peninsula in the east lmao

>Moscow
>Yekaterinburg
>Nizhiny Novogorod
>Sochi
>St. Petersburg

this but in different order
and Dagestan

Mari El
Udmurtia
Komi
Tatarstan
Chechen republic
Adygea
Cherkess
Sakha ( Yakutia )
Buryatia
Karelia
Mordivia
Khakassia
Too lazy to remember the rest