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Wadjet Horus
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Topic: Russia should return Siberia to us Posted: 25-Jul-2011 at 00:06 |
Russia does not belong in Siberia, siberia had always been a territory of east asian tribes untill Mongol invasion. Japan and China should share Siberia togather.
Russia should get out from the Far East, go back to Europe.
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Posted: 25-Jul-2011 at 00:42 |
Just ask them gentle,maybe will do that!
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Posted: 25-Jul-2011 at 09:13 |
Just don't hold your breath.
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Posted: 25-Jul-2011 at 12:47 |
Yeah, China and Japan=great friends!
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Posted: 25-Jul-2011 at 13:52 |
yeah. and to us Poles Russia should return Smolensk
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Posted: 25-Jul-2011 at 14:32 |
And while we're at it. Could we also give England back to the Welsh.
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Posted: 25-Jul-2011 at 16:04 |
Paddyboy, perhaps they would "Welch" on the deal? Laugh!
If you feel I am wrong comparing the two words please,
See; http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080615172001AAuEmNL
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Wadjet Horus
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Posted: 25-Jul-2011 at 19:14 |
Russians are the descendents of the mongols, huns, enough of their rampage over the Eurasia already.
Konigsberg to Germany, Siberia to eskimos and Japan and China.
Russians back to Middle East
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Posted: 25-Jul-2011 at 19:53 |
Russians belong in Middle East, Central Asia, they do not belong in Siberia, Arctic. Finland, Sweden, Germany, Japan, China all had been extorted of lands by russian mongols. Nationalist cooperation between the west and east will be based on common interest in splitting russia if white nationalism choosed Russia over us, they can have it, and they will make us racial enemies. Japanese and chinese nationalists can work togather.
India will ally with us, we will liberate low caste indians once Siberia is free.
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Wadjet Horus
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Posted: 25-Jul-2011 at 19:54 |
Originally posted by Mosquito
yeah. and to us Poles Russia should return Smolensk |
Yes, lets beat the mongols
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Posted: 14-Feb-2013 at 03:17 |
So Chinese need back to move to Shangdong, Japan give the Hokkaido and Honsu to Ainos. No present day independent countries were living in Siberia 500 years before excluding Mongols and Kazakhs.
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Posted: 16-Feb-2013 at 14:42 |
I actually had a question about this, when was it that white russians went in to Siberia?I was watching a show and they were showing that even most of siberia is now white, I mean most of the border towns with Mongolia/China have white populations, when did this happen?
Btw one aspect to consider is that white people were there in the region as early as 4000-5000 years ago, they might not be european, but still were white (tarim mummies)
so the question is, are white recent migrants to these areas or have they been there for 5000 years?
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Posted: 01-Mar-2013 at 20:55 |
Originally posted by balochii
I actually had a question about this, when was it that white russians went in to Siberia?I was watching a show and they were showing that even most of siberia is now white, I mean most of the border towns with Mongolia/China have white populations, when did this happen?
Btw one aspect to consider is that white people were there in the region as early as 4000-5000 years ago, they might not be european, but still were white (tarim mummies)
so the question is, are white recent migrants to these areas or have they been there for 5000 years?
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I think they went there for the mineral resources, and to establish trade routes with China and the Islamic world.
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Posted: 02-Mar-2013 at 11:55 |
"so the question is, are white recent migrants to these areas or have they been there for 5000 years?"
The simple answer is that the great majority date back to the late Tsarist and later Stalinist regimes. But the Russian move east was one of the great achievements of human history. All you have to do is track the names and settlements and you reach the Pacific, get across the Bering Straight to Alaska, and down through Washington and Oregon to northern California (the Russian River).
They established outposts in the Amur river region before the Chinese, got expelled by the Manchus, and later returned to the Amur in the 19th Century, having their claim recognized in 1860 in the wake of the Second Opium War.
Frankly, I think the region's inhabitants benefit more from being part of Russia at this stage. But a future independent Eurasian nation is not beyond the realm of imagination.
ps, my interest in this was piqued by a trip to Beijing, which has a "Russian Market" district dating back to the fur trade days. Apparently the Manchu emperors got their finest furs from the Russians. I believe that Vladimir Lenin promised to return the southern Amur region to China, but that promise was never carried out.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yermak_Timofeyevich http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amur_Cossacks http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian%E2%80%93Manchu_border_conflicts http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ivan_Kuskov
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Posted: 02-Mar-2013 at 15:06 |
The Russian expansion into Siberia, and Alaska, parallels the European expansion into North America. Both were fueled in the seventeenth century by a growing demand for furs in Europe. Thanks to the gold and silver from the Americas and the increased trade with Asia, wealthy merchants and a new and growing middle class were able to afford furs that had previously only been available to aristocrats and the very wealthy.
The best book I've read on this subject is Raymond H Fisher's The Russian Fur Trade, 1550-1700. (University of California Press. 1943)
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Posted: 02-Mar-2013 at 15:18 |
Originally posted by pdtoler
The Russian expansion into Siberia, and Alaska, parallels the European expansion into North America. Both were fueled in the seventeenth century by a growing demand for furs in Europe. Thanks to the gold and silver from the Americas and the increased trade with Asia, wealthy merchants and a new and growing middle class were able to afford furs that had previously only been available to aristocrats and the very wealthy.
The best book I've read on this subject is Raymond H Fisher's The Russian Fur Trade, 1550-1700. (University of California Press. 1943)
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Posted: 03-Jan-2014 at 11:14 |
Originally posted by Wadjet Horus
Russians are the descendents of the mongols, huns, enough of their rampage over the Eurasia already.
Konigsberg to Germany, Siberia to eskimos and Japan and China.
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Not really. The Rus existed before the rise of the Mongols. I'm certain that Vlad Putin would be only too happy to hand back Siberia to whom ever asks. Where is that Russian oil again?
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