#aleksanderlytvynenko

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Aleksander in his plain shirt of Eastern European peasants

It’s being four months into my development of Alesk’s game, I rarely paint something that is not useful for my game:) I am taking a tiny break

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My boi who dances.

⬅️Aleksander (Cossack from Galicia, early 20 century, Hopak dance)

➡️Alejandro (Gypsy from Spain, Seville, mid 20 century, Flamenco dance)

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#oc #originalcharacter #thealvarlighttomb #aleksanderlytvynenko #alejandrorivera #cossack #козак #vyshyvanka #вишиванка #hopak #гопак #ukraine #україна #flamenco #flamencodancer #Spain #seville

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Since Alkesander performed Hopak (traditional Cossack dance) for Maksymilian, Aleks sometimes would suddenly grasp Maksy to a short dance, and then Aleks would sing a few lyrics from Cossack songs

Maksy and most of the Austrian schoolmates can't understand the language and accent used by Aleks, they would only think Aleks is very interesting

But Aleks usually sing something like "you're a beautiful girl"(to Maksy)

When Maksy asked Aleks what he was singing, Aleks told him that he was singing: “you are a handsome guy”

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Олександр Литвиненко (Aleksander Lytvynenko ) in a traditional Ukrainian embroidered shirt Vyshyvanka.

Aleksander’s father was a Cossack living in town, but Aleks lived with other Cossacks in the countryside of Galicia.

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‘I love black suits SO F MUCH that I want to see all of my OCs wearing them’ Part 1

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Half-brothers in 1910s—— Maximilian Górale from Poland and Aleksander Lytvynenko from Eastern Galicia

The two had just met at the University of Vienna, and Aleksander was both uncomfortable in a new outfit and a little embarrassed by the novelty of the camera

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This is a #alternativehistory story, if the content offends anyone please let me know, I will adjust it.

The Sarajevo gunshot was not fired, there was no World War I, no dissolution of two empires. The radical 'Veliky Novgorod' faction led to a regressive policy, the Austrian 'Oukraina' were unable to break the Polish monopoly on regional politics. The bloodshed in St. Petersburg in 1905 and the subsequent national awakening was a shattered dream.

In the midst of this long and bloody period of oppression and conflict, a desperate young man, Aleksander Lytvynenko , who spoke the 'Oukrainaian' dialect, shot himself. #TheAlvarLightTomb

#OC

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