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Actually makes for a pretty interesting alternate history scenario.
Replying to @lephten
The green line isn't even a realistic prediction, it's just a trend line from before 1916. A realistic graph of Russian steel production would look like the line in blue.
Are we being deadass? I'm not even a communist or a comminist sympathiser and I can still tell Russia would be worse off with the Tsar than the Bolsheviks.
Replying to @lefroggo98437
If it wasn’t for the rabid communists killing anyone who is slightly successful Russia would have become the wealthiest nation in Europe.
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Replying to @FistedFoucault
These maps are always a bit misleading because the big solid blue chunks makes people think Serbia had a real western frontier when in reality it was just one of these every 10 miles
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Türk milleti olarak bu topraklarda yaşamanın bedelini öderken yüzyıllardır gözümüzü kırpmıyor oluşumuz ödediğimiz bedeli normalleştirmeyecek.
Her gelen şehit haberiyle içinde bulunduğumuz durumu daha da kanıksayan bir millet olmamak için bizim rahatımız adına bedel ödeyenleri unutmayacağız.
Kahramanlar can verir, yurdu yaşatmak için.
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türkler islamı seçmeseydi bugün ne türkiye diye bir ülke olur ne de türk diye bir millet olurdu. anadolu-helen kültüründe asimile olur, sonrasında yunanların arasında kaybolur giderdik.
I just love it how Turks, Kazakhs, and Uzbeks agree with me and like my post, but the replies are 2 Russians and a Chinese person hating on me for no reason. Yeah, I'm sure you guys' opinions on inter-Turkic relations really matter and are super necessary.
Replying to @sbedeyu
I think this whole issue is just a misunderstanding. In Turkish the word "Türk" means both Turkish and Turkic, this can be easily solved by using the word "Türkî" when saying Turkic, which is what I've been doing, but it's yet to be widely used.
Replying to @sbedeyu
I think this whole issue is just a misunderstanding. In Turkish the word "Türk" means both Turkish and Turkic, this can be easily solved by using the word "Türkî" when saying Turkic, which is what I've been doing, but it's yet to be widely used.
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In Berlin, Frankfurt and Munich, young protesters are demanding better education and social policies.
So far, everything has remained peaceful — although boutique owners boarded up their shop windows the day before, fearing riots similar to those in Paris.























