I wouldn't say Russia is the sole exception to this owing to the Turkification of Anatolia/modern-day Turkey with how the Rhomaioi of Anatolia ("Byzantine" was never used by the peoples of the ERE), when the Seljuk Turks conquered it in the 11th Century, adopted the ways and language of the Seljuks instead of the Seljuks adopting Greek language and culture as they had Persianized before, but I see your point with your statement.
The Death of Russia - TL
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There are reasons why the numbers were kept down to 5. The more permeant members the more vetos there are the less can be achieved.
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I stand corrected. But as you mentioned the Turks had already by the late 11th century began their own process of turning into their conquered peoples so I'd venture to say it's not a 1:1 comparison with the Mongol conquest of Russia.
No way China is agreeing to Japan (korea wont like it either but China is the one with a veto)
Ukraine and Kazakhstan are two countries that I know of that committed themselves to privatization and have oligarchs. Kazakhstan is a dictatorship. As of @Lalli the results of shock therapy vary state by state though some face serious problems with oligarchy and authoritarianism unlike others.
In that case, it would be Orenburg as the Nashist bombers sent to bomb the city were shot down by the PLAAF and Lebed's forces before they could do so.
Infobox - October Crisis
Alright, there's a fixed version of my infobox. @Sorairo, can you please don't forget to threadmark my infobox post, if you can?
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Grachev is still depicted as being on the side of Yeltsin, so it still doesn't work.Alright, there's a fixed version of my own infobox. @Sorairo, can you please don't forget to threadmark my infobox post, if you can?
Next installment and possibly, a movie/TV series/documentary posters related to this TL that I'm going to make soon with actors/actresses to play with if I'm going to let @shearsforest help me with the idea.
I imagine TTL's Wikipedia to go with Communists vs Nashists vs Lebed/FEK/Kaliningrad vs Minorities vs Jihadists when doing a wikibox of the 2RCW, on that note.
But can we talk about my plan to create the infobox in conversations instead? I will try to figure out later on as I'm going to focus on other things.
It would work. But it would be still bit more complicate since depending when you count beginning of 2RCW. If you take 1993 at beginning of Civil War you have Parliamentarist and Yeltsinist forces. Then you have NSF vs. secessionist republics. Furthermore in Siberia NSF acted as united against Lebed and Tuva.
IIRC, outside of the guys in Irkutsk, the Siberian NSF for the most part pledged allegiance to Anpilov and co, so they'd probably be counted as forces of the Russian Soviet Republic in popular accounts of the whole thing.
So, should I divide the stages of the Second Russian Civil War in the upcoming installment or not?
Well the first civil war was confusing enough with the Communists and the white army and plus the green and black armies too.
This is not even mentioning that other groups during the first Russian civil war so the Second Civil War as confusing to the first would be not a surprise
Are you going to make more stuff like this soonAlright, there's a fixed version of my infobox. @Sorairo, can you please don't forget to threadmark my infobox post, if you can?
Sure but I will take into deep insight on naming the involved leaders and military commanders as I'm going to focus on each part involving Ichkeria's brave battle.