The Slavic Thread!

[Fronsland]

I already don't like you that much.

What? Why?

Political views (but that does not mean we can't get along)

[Empire of Zeeland]

I know a few Romanians are they slavic?

[Atelia]

bozhe moy this thread is still alive?

Slavs are still around after all.

I know a few Romanians are they slavic?

They may speak a Romance language but we do share a lot of cultural items, and are friendly enough with eachother from our Orthodoxy.

[Al-Orthodoxia]

Well, I went to Bashkortostan this summer for a month, nice place, really. Also visited Kazan, very interesting.

[Shofercia]

Well, I went to Bashkortostan this summer for a month, nice place, really. Also visited Kazan, very interesting.

Where in Bashkortostan? Did you try their honey?

[Jagellion]

I know a few Romanians are they slavic?

No i dont think so.

[Filimons]

I know a few Romanians are they slavic?

No i dont think so.

They are not Slavs; they’re Latin. Of course, they have been influenced by Slavs due to the geographic factor but in my experience many of them are insulted by such insinuations and are quick to correct the mistake. Their Latinity was particularly important during their ‘national awakening’.

[Shofercia]

No i dont think so.

They are not Slavs; they’re Latin. Of course, they have been influenced by Slavs due to the geographic factor but in my experience many of them are insulted by such insinuations and are quick to correct the mistake. Their Latinity was particularly important during their ‘national awakening’.

I know a couple Romanians, and they weren't insulted; they simply pointed out that they were different.

[Jagellion]

They are not Slavs; they’re Latin. Of course, they have been influenced by Slavs due to the geographic factor but in my experience many of them are insulted by such insinuations and are quick to correct the mistake. Their Latinity was particularly important during their ‘national awakening’.

I know a couple Romanians, and they weren't insulted; they simply pointed out that they were different.

Its actually pretty easy to tell. Romania

[Filimons]

They are not Slavs; they’re Latin. Of course, they have been influenced by Slavs due to the geographic factor but in my experience many of them are insulted by such insinuations and are quick to correct the mistake. Their Latinity was particularly important during their ‘national awakening’.

I know a couple Romanians, and they weren't insulted; they simply pointed out that they were different.

It doesn’t surprise me; I tend to attract the hardcore nationalists.

[Al-Orthodoxia]

Well, I went to Bashkortostan this summer for a month, nice place, really. Also visited Kazan, very interesting.

Where in Bashkortostan? Did you try their honey?

Ufa, and yes I did, I got a whole jar of their honey in my kitchen

[NeuPolska]

Ja pierdole, there's a Slavic Thread!

Here's my form:

Nation Name: NeuPolska (please, call me Polska)
Nation Link: http://www.nationstates.net/nation=neupolska
Nationality: Polish
Your views on Pan-Slavism: Supportive, but only as long as no one nation controls it. It needs to be equal.
Your views on Slavic Countries: Love 'em, but Poland is my home country so it's always the one closest to heart.
Your views on Slavic Governments: Seems like none of them are very good at running a country, I don't really like any of the Slavic governments but that doesn't extend to the people.
Languages that you speak: Polish, English, some Spanish, and bits of other languages.
Which country/state do you live in: Illinois, USA
Where were you born: Chrzanów, Poland (because Zagórze didn't have a hospital of its own)
Your favorite thing about Slavic Culture: History, food, and music
Favorite book/author/movie/music/etc: Аркона! I love Horytnica too.

[New Prague Republic]

Nation Name: New Prague Republic
Nation Link: http://www.nationstates.net/nation=new_prague_republic
Nationality: Czech
Your views on Pan-Slavism: Firm supporter
Your views on Slavic Countries: Best in the world.
Your views on Slavic Governments: Some better than others.
Languages that you speak: Czech, English, and learning Russian and Spanish
Which country/state do you live in: California, USA
Where were you born: Zlín, Czech Republic
Your favorite thing about Slavic Culture: The history and diversity.
Favorite book/author/movie/music/etc: Karel Čapek

[Russian Fedration]

Nation Name:Freeborn Peoples Republics of the Russian Federation
Nation Link: http://www.nationstates.net/nation=russian_fedration
Nationality:Russian
Your views on Pan-Slavism:I believe we should have a United Union, Were often Mis repersented in the world and thats harmful and needs to change.
Your views on Slavic Countries:I love all my Slavic Brethren , some nations (Georgia, Ukraine) depending on the times can piss me off , In general , love them all.United we all cant be stopped
Your views on Slavic Governments: All around good with exceptions (Ukraine , Georgians on a better path)
Languages that you speak:Russian , English , Mandarin Chinese (Want to learn, German and Polish)
Which country/state do you live in: USA,Ohio
Where were you born: Norli'sk ,Russia
Your favorite thing about Slavic Culture: All of it. if i had to pick one thing its the Misunderstood Desire for Peace before anything else
Favorite book/author/movie/music/etc: Book:The Outbound Flight. Author:Dont Really have one TBH. Movie:Starwars (Iffy on 6 and 7(Galactic Empire FTW)) (Music: Im lax with alot , Country is a no , some rap is ok , Fav band wold be Kino hands down , and my second pick would be heavily contested.

Heres mine .

[Soyuzistan]

Nation Name: Soyuzistan
Nation Link: https://www.nationstates.net/nation=soyuzistan
Nationality: American
Your views on Pan-Slavism: I believe it should come into the world as soon as possible!
Your views on Slavic Countries: I like them, Specifically the Former Yugoslavia, Poland, Belarus, and Russia.
Your views on Slavic Governments: I love them all! (ish*)
Languages that you speak: English.
Which country/state do you live in: Virginia, the U.S
Where were you born: North Carolina, The U.S again.
Your favorite thing about Slavic Culture: the music, history, and geography (in a way it could be classified as history though)
Favorite book/author/movie/music/etc: the Russian "Iron Maiden" known as Aria, My favorite movie is Saving Private Ryan (It competes well with Zulu), Does the book have to be fictional? I haven't read that much fictional books to be honest. But my favorite book was this book is about the evolution of the uniform, its timeline spanned from the 1700s to now (i.e. war against terrorism).


*Emphasis on ish
Note: though I was born in America, my father's side is heavily Slavic.