“The Russian bear sharpens its claws” | 1930s map Tags:Europe 5 comments They already accounted for Flerfers. Now it’s old and declawed. 90 years is quite long for a bear. Especially if people ride on your back. I had no idea Dushanbe used to be called Stalinabad some interesting population figures there. even in the 90 years since “Esthonia” never ever reached such a high population. Interesting fact: Tuva was annexed by Russia in 1944, and if you check between Mongolia and Russia, they still exist in that map. Nowadays Tuva is a very poor area and many Tuvians serve (and die) in the Russian Army in Ukraine. Leave a ReplyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Now it’s old and declawed. 90 years is quite long for a bear. Especially if people ride on your back.
some interesting population figures there. even in the 90 years since “Esthonia” never ever reached such a high population.
Interesting fact: Tuva was annexed by Russia in 1944, and if you check between Mongolia and Russia, they still exist in that map. Nowadays Tuva is a very poor area and many Tuvians serve (and die) in the Russian Army in Ukraine.
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They already accounted for Flerfers.
Now it’s old and declawed. 90 years is quite long for a bear. Especially if people ride on your back.
I had no idea Dushanbe used to be called Stalinabad
some interesting population figures there. even in the 90 years since “Esthonia” never ever reached such a high population.
Interesting fact: Tuva was annexed by Russia in 1944, and if you check between Mongolia and Russia, they still exist in that map.
Nowadays Tuva is a very poor area and many Tuvians serve (and die) in the Russian Army in Ukraine.