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Why Poland achieved nothing at all?


jon357  73 | 23224
18 Jan 2024   #61
RASputin

A better person than history remembers him as. Some of his predictions were very accurate.

Mme. Blavatsky

Actually an ethnic German. Before her marriage her name was Helena von Hahn. Something of a charlatan too.
Lyzko  41 | 9694
18 Jan 2024   #62
@jon, name for me a single famous Russian who wasn't mixed with
something else!

Pushkin for instance was half black, Lobachevsky might have been part Jewish, Shostakovich
was half-Polish, the list goes on....
jon357  73 | 23224
19 Jan 2024   #63
name for me a single famous Russian who wasn't mixed with
something else!

Putler?
Bobko  28 | 2371
19 Jan 2024   #64
Many people say he's a Mordvin, lol.

Did you even know of such an ethnicity?
Alien  25 | 6069
19 Jan 2024   #65
he's a Mordvin

Does it have anything to do with the murder?
Bobko  28 | 2371
19 Jan 2024   #66
Huh?

It's mostly Mordvins/Moksha that claim him, but also he seems somewhat obsessed with them. He talks about them often, in pretty glowing terms. This makes people think he may be one of them.

To be honest, I don't think there's any way to tell a Mordvin from a Russian. Technically, they are closer to Estonians and Finns.


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jon357  73 | 23224
20 Jan 2024   #67
Did you even know of such an ethnicity?

Yes.

Of course there's still the issue of his real parentage and the records showing him attending school in Georgia. That and the mysterious deaths of the journalists who published that story.
Alien  25 | 6069
21 Jan 2024   #68
That and the mysterious deaths of the journalists who published that story.

It's so typically russian.
mowiciel prawdy
21 Jan 2024   #69
My geopolitical analysis of the Polish history is best expressed with a maxim of one Soviet poet:

"ponaniosło zarazy z obu stron"

How can you achieve something with such friendly neighbors which invade you now and then as a matter of course? I sometimes think that one of the main reasons for the WW2 was making sure that there isn't a new European power, which Poland threatened to become, but that is probably just a conspiracy theory. I am proud of Poland because it is, despite having such friendly neighbors.


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