http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sybiracy
Is there any plausibility in the creation of the Sybirak Nation?
Is there any plausibility in the creation of the Sybirak Nation?
...wow, wiki has no article on Siberians (actual Sibiryaki)
You mean, like this page, with links to individual pages on various different Siberian peoples?![]()
Absolutely not like that one; those are "Indigenous small-numbered peoples of the North, Siberia and the Far East" i.e. Siberian First Nations, or the equivalent of.
Sibiryaki are Russophone European settlers, who also have a long and complex history. Some of the tiny sub-ethnic groups are covered by individual articles, but no overall article exists, which is exactly my point. :eyeroll:
Alright, fair enough. I see what you're getting at.
(Although, aren't most inhabitants of Siberia of Russian descent? Wouldn't it be a bit like a page on "American settlers beyond the Mississippi," or "Brazilian settlers in the Amazon?" Large enough that it would be better covered in articles on smaller areas--states or oblasts or whatnot?)
Oh don't whine, at least you've got wiki article about:...wow, wiki has no article on Siberians (actual Sibiryaki), and instead has an article on Poles-exiled-to-Siberia-for-learning-about-their-culture, complete with pictures and everything.
It's just almost too stereotypical to be true.![]()
Oh don't whine, at least you've got wiki article about:
"Sibirjak, Novosibirsk-Moscow-Berlin express train"
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While this is riveting, is there any thoughts on the actual question of the thread?