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20 Dec 2009
History / Famous Russian Poles [243]
The Russian modernist composer Igor Stravinsky was the son of a Polish singer whose surname was Strawincy.
Regarding Gogol, regardless of his mother's ancestory, he was anti-Polish. His novella "Taras Bulba" is full of invective towards Poles. I.E. The beauty of Polish women seduces righteous Russians and turns them against their people. This is a Ruthenian parallel to the Prussian HAKATists who insisted that it was the Polish woman, angry about the loss of her political influence, who kept the flame of Polish nationalism alive through the years of partition.
The Russian modernist composer Igor Stravinsky was the son of a Polish singer whose surname was Strawincy.
Regarding Gogol, regardless of his mother's ancestory, he was anti-Polish. His novella "Taras Bulba" is full of invective towards Poles. I.E. The beauty of Polish women seduces righteous Russians and turns them against their people. This is a Ruthenian parallel to the Prussian HAKATists who insisted that it was the Polish woman, angry about the loss of her political influence, who kept the flame of Polish nationalism alive through the years of partition.