Azertac schlägt vor, historische Namen von Cits zu verwenden. Kaliningrad – Koenigsberg; Orenburg – Orynbor; Wolgograd – Sarysu; Grozny – Solzha -Gala; NOVOROSSIYSK – SUDZHUK -KALE; Yuzhno -sakhalinsk – Toyohara; Yuzhno -Kurilsk – Furukamappu; Petrozavodsk – Petroskoi; Izhevsk – Izhkar
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Von BashkirTatar
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I hope the government has a backup plan, given they give less of a shit about Russia day by day.
Estonia already did that for cities in Finno-Ugric lands – their Wikipedia now has Ižkar instead of Iževsk, Saranoš instead of Saransk and Petroskoi instead of Petrozavodsk.
Cool developments, but are you sure that aliyev guy is not speedrunning a russian invasion?
As an activist for the independence of Bashkortostan, I propose to call the capital of Bashkortostan not Ufa, but Öfö
What’s this Orenbor shit that I heard from the Kazakh nationalists as well? There was never a city with such a name, or any city there at all. The first settlement there was the Russian fortress of Orenburg, built in the mid-18th century on the river Or‘, hence the name. The Nogays, which held the area in the centuries prior – did not have cities, they were pastoral nomads.
Your coverage across the world is so wide and immense it would surely send ripples across the entire world, right? Oh wait, no, no one outside of couple of million (being generous here) of your audience would even notice it.
Small dick energy. More like 3rd grader trying to argue
Да что опять случилось? Опять что-то неправильно обозвали? Финны с рождения называют мой Петербург „Санкт-Пиетересса“ и никто с этого здесь до сих пор шавухой не подавился.