Reading about the false Dimitry, it really geeks surreal. How could such thing happened ? He didn't even seemed that bad, in fact, it seems like Peter the great realized many of his political projects
Reading about the false Dimitry, it really geeks surreal. How could such thing happened...
Kayden Collins
Grayson Ross
The only feasible explanation is that he was the real Dmitry all along.
Andrew James
I thought all historians pretty much agreed he was an impostor. But he apparently looked like him too
Brody Young
It's because Russians like to be treated like shit and degraded.
They don't understand what civilization and prosperity is, that's why they turned down possibility of being ruled by Polish nobles and later helped to burn Poland to the ground.
They're like pigs dwelling in shit. It's the only option they see.
Josiah Rodriguez
t. Wladimir Perzanowski
Jayden Sullivan
>Wladimir
Not a Polish name.
Prove me wrong though.
Luke Nguyen
Poles are shit, they rejected being ruled by German nobles and then helped burn down Germany. It's like filth and poverty are the only things they know.
Prove me wrong.
Bentley Bell
Germans didn't exist in that time.
Angel Richardson
I'd agree there is some kind of paranoia in Russia towards the west. Probably because Russia built itself against Poles and catholicism and thus western culture were always associated to that threat
Colton Robinson
>I'd agree there is some kind of paranoia in Russia towards the west
It's identity problem.
First they stole the Kievan Rus' history, then they defeated and subjugated another important Rus' cultural centre - Novgorod, claimed to be the "Third Rome", then tried to establish themselves as a proper European state copying the Western art and developements, then realizing how multicultural and diverse is their state they came up with """"USSR"""" abandoning their former flag and culture, after it's pathetic fall they are again lost and clueless so they sperg out.
Justin Adams
I've seen this argument sometimes, but how did Russia steal Rus history ? Isn't there a direct link between the two ? The principality of Moscow was ruled by descendants of Rurik. It's like the French saying Charlemagne is part of their History, it's not absurd
Nolan Ortiz
99% of the Dimitriads was just the Poles trolling Russia at its moment of weakness
Matthew Scott
When your experience with the "West" consists of invading Poles, Swedes, French and British and then genociding Germans and Americans, it's no wonder they feel paranoid.
Chase Morales
but genocide is a russian tradition
Isaiah Miller
same thing could be said about poles from german perspective
Thomas Stewart
Except Poland-Lithuania was more advanced than HRE.
Joseph Roberts
and the same could be said about Germans from a French perspective.
Funny how they all have an Eastern guy to bully and fell superior to.
I think he was talking about perception. On the eve of the Partitions the Prussians did view the Poles to be a degenerate inferior people that needed foreign domination, regardless of the past centuries.
Ian Taylor
Russians never committed genocide, they only suffered it.
Elijah Gray
>I think he was talking about perception. On the eve of the Partitions the Prussians did view the Poles to be a degenerate inferior people that needed foreign domination, regardless of the past centuries.
That's because they still felt inferior towards their former overlord.
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
Brandon Long
this
not thisthis is beyond larping and a historical laszlo
Christian Sanders
Prussians were bunch of germanised polacks anyway.
You're larping, nigger.
Brody Nelson
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Juan Sullivan
>germanised polacks
And actual Prussians and Frenchmen.
Yes, many Prussians were Huguenots, Berlin was essentially a Francophone town in the 18th century.
Samuel Parker
>actual Prussians
They were larping as Baltics lol.
German history is just larping as others. First they cosplayed as Romans, later as Baltics and again as Romans.
Patethic as fuck.
Benjamin Collins
>random Nazi TAA
Kek
Jayden Gonzalez
Poland (and Russia), as oriental shitholes, granted more privileges to the nobility. Is it any wonder that the Prussian aristocracy (and the Baltic German aristocracy) prefered to be ruled by Poland (and Russia, respectively)?
Then the Great Elector crushed these uppity bastards.
Charles Parker
>Poland (and Russia), as oriental shitholes, granted more privileges to the nobility. Is it any wonder that the Prussian aristocracy (and the Baltic German aristocracy) prefered to be ruled by Poland (and Russia, respectively)?
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
Educate yourself, before you sperg out, you imbecile.
Elijah Hughes
Never heard of false Dimitry anyone care to enlighten tm me ?
Jeremiah Allen
Who will play him in the inevitable biopic?
Is Martin Freeman too old?
Nicholas Phillips
>every thread about Russia devolves into pshekosrach
feels nice to have someone so obsessed with you :^)
Hunter Gonzalez
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Josiah Gutierrez
Its more Quebec or Louisiana with mixed with natives population claiming to be more French than Paris or Orleans.
David Evans
À guy claimed to be Dimitry the deceased son of Ivan the terrible. He was pretty successful, became tsar for a few months