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  • No shit Sherlock. Guess what are my posts in Polish about.

  • Ah yes, everyone doing everything. Nothing to see here.

  • Russian history of Russians raping animals. Totally normal.

  • Ukraine @sopuli.xyz

    The Ukrainian Cossack Who Gave Us Vienna Coffee

    www.kyivpost.com /post/79506
  • NonCredibleDefense @sh.itjust.works

    Krasnov Gambit

  • You do before or after?

  • OK, Vania

  • >Muravyeyeva

    >Finnish surname

    Choose one

  • Mildly Infuriating @lemmy.world

    "Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of Helsinki

    iopn.library.illinois.edu /journals/vivliofika/article/download/598/488/1986
  • Weirdcore @sopuli.xyz

    "Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of Helsinki

    iopn.library.illinois.edu /journals/vivliofika/article/download/598/488/1986
  • Animal Protection Party of Canada @lemmy.ca

    "Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of Helsinki

    iopn.library.illinois.edu /journals/vivliofika/article/download/598/488/1986
  • Academia Gone Wild @lemmy.world

    "Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of Helsinki

    iopn.library.illinois.edu /journals/vivliofika/article/download/598/488/1986
  • Russia @sopuli.xyz

    "Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of Helsinki

    iopn.library.illinois.edu /journals/vivliofika/article/download/598/488/1986
  • WTF @lemmy.wtf

    "Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of Helsinki

    iopn.library.illinois.edu /journals/vivliofika/article/download/598/488/1986
  • NonCredibleDefense @sh.itjust.works

    "Sex with Animals in Early Modern Russia: Legal Spaces of Negotiating the Boundaries of Humanity", Marianna Muravyeva, University of Helsinki

    iopn.library.illinois.edu /journals/vivliofika/article/download/598/488/1986
  • ANTIFA! @szmer.info

    Oklaski za dehumanizację Ukraińców. Na uroczystości w Domostawie nikt nie protestował

    oko.press /oklaski-za-sianie-nienawisci-w-domostawie-nikt-nie-zaprotestowal
  • Coffee @lemmy.world

    The Ukrainian Cossack Who Gave Us Vienna Coffee

    www.kyivpost.com /post/79506
  • I wonder which Russians benefit the most of your post.

  • Yes, it's bad yet I don't see Poland removing Czarniecki (also responsible for pogroms) from their anthem any time soon neither I see streets named after Roman Dmowski, Józef Piłsudski, Józef Haller (his soldiers also participated in pogroms) etc disappearing. I don't see how "Heroes of UPA" glorifies any transgression any more than "Heroes of AK" would glorify mass murder committed by Polish Homeland Army on Ukrainians (including children and elders) in Sahryń or Pawłokoma and other villages.

  • Should he? Poland has numerous historic characters responsible for death of Ukrainian civilians, tortures and exploitation of Ukrainian peasants, raping Ukrainian women, intentional permanent maiming and involved in systemic planed denationalization of Ukrainians (which alone fulfills definition of genocide). As a citizen of Poland I can tell you that Poles have tendency to see the mote in their brother's eye, but not the beam in their own. Characters I have in mind have streets in every Polish city and most of towns. One of them is mentioned in Polish anthem.

    What Poles been doing to Ukrainians was horrible and it's clear to me why it ended how it ended. What saddens me the most is Poles act like their ancestors are pure victims and that their cruelty toward Ukrainians was justified because they saw Ukrainians as wild and uncivilized (despite the fact that Ukraine was culturally and intellectually more advanced whole medieval period and up until later baroque had superior education of lower classes while in Poland even nobility was often lacking in that regard).

    Poles been systematically racist and xenophobic toward Ukrainians for centuries. That's a historic fact.

  • No idea where do you see "Ukrainians hailing nazis". As a citizen of Poland I expect other citizens to stop behaving like bunch of nazis toward people Poles owe a lot in last 4 years.

  • Time will tell. Region (Poland included) has it's own local flavor with own specifics per country.

  • Nobility was also resisting attempts on modernization of warfare - as result they did not had answer to Swedish riflemen or at best some half-assed solutions that they failed to implement in practice. Hard to tell as Polish historians love to obfuscate facts with euphemisms and wishful thinking. The fact remains that Swedish army was 3 times smaller than force Poland mobilized in total. Probably one of the most humiliating wars in Polish history.

  • It was a pseudo empire - big on the map but without actual power as demonstrated by Sweden and later partitions.

  • PiS ma regularnie co kilka lat takie epizody. Oni nakręcali antyukraińską histerię jeszcze w połowie-końcówce lat dwutysięcznych.

  • Not so fun fact: Poles been hating on Ukrainians for decades. In Przemyśl, city with historic Ukrainian population there were numerous acts of vandalism on walls of local school run by Ukrainians. Some vandals used to write slogans like "gas Ukrainians". Stones been thrown toward windows while kids had lessons. On local Ukrainian military cemetery vandals were destroying crosses, replacing memorial boards, burning memorial wreaths.

  • Polacy mają tendencje do niepamiętania co ich dziadowie odjaniepawlali w czasach pierwszej wojny światowej i w międzywojniu. Jeśli ktoś zacznie to wyciągać na forum międzynarodowym to wiele środowisk w Polsce może doznać szoku poznawczego.