The only time in history when the most amount slavic groups were united under one banner
The only time in history when the most amount slavic groups were united under one banner
Landon Sanchez
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Zachary Torres
yeah no wonder it fell apart
Nathaniel Morris
1. Boy, did it suck
2. Not true, USSR had more
Alexander Young
that would be the Russian Empire
Aaron Scott
Slavs are not a leader race, they're a follower race. Germans, Jews, Scandies, etc. must lead them to success.
Eli Stewart
More in Imperial Russia and the Warsaw Pact if you want to include that as a single banner, but this desu
Hunter Howard
Russians, Belorussians, Ukrainians and who else? That's it
Blake Brown
this but unironically
only Slavic country of any relevance was founded by Scandinavians (Rus')
Russian Empire was ruled by a German dynasty
USSR was ruled by Jews
Connor Myers
Yeah, that's why Russia is the biggest country in the world, right?
Daniel Sanchez
You have to count in the Warsaw pact
Caleb James
>USSR was ruled by Jews
Tyler Davis
Bullshit, Warsaw pact was a military alliance, not a country or a union.
Owen Ross
Yes. Scandis founded Russia
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Owen Campbell
>USSR was ruled by Jews
The US was and still is ruled by the Jews, unlike USSR.
Noah King
>not a country or a union
Everyone in it knew Russians are calling the shots.
Dylan Walker
Is Hungary/Latvia Slavic? I can't tell
Zachary Brooks
Rusyns, Lemkos, Boykos, Pomors, and Hutsuls
Jaxson Gray
So? None of the russian leaders today is a scandi, what is your point? Kevian Rus had a much smaller territory than today's Russia.
Joshua Hill
But it's just like NATO and the USA today.
Jonathan Gray
>it's just like NATO
1956
1968
Tyler Kelly
Russians would still be living in swamps hadn't it been for Scandis
Xavier Thomas
Thats what the G*rmanoids believe, it has nothing to do with reality.
Jacob Parker
well how come Slavs never formed proper states until Scandis showed them how?
>The other key reason for dispute about the origins of Rus' people is the likelihood that they had a role in ninth- to tenth-century state formation in eastern Europe (ultimately giving their name to Russia and Belarus), making them relevant to what are today seen as the national histories of Russia, Ukraine, Sweden, Poland, Belarus, Finland and Baltic states.
Joshua Brooks
Bump
Nolan Peterson
NATO will do the same if a pro-russian revolt happens in a eu country. And don't forget yugoslavia
Parker Perry
>NATO will do the same if a pro-russian revolt happens in a eu country
French pulled out of NATO and nothing happened to them