#slavics

[cherrie-eclipse]

[lucieleud]

Are you proud to be Ukrainian? 😝🇺🇦✨

[etyd4ch]

another thing: whole xenophobia, especially in Eastern Europe, is so fucking hilarious. Like polish people saying ****** Ukrainians, Russian people saying ****** Poles, Poles saying ***** Belarusians is so absurd. The borders of slavic countries used to change so so so much, and adding all the occupations that happened there, probably a lot of xenophobic poles/russians/whoever have at least SOME of the ukrainian/russian/belarussian/any other genes. But it’s also a lot more complicated. If 100/200/300 years ago current Ukrainian territory was polish and polish territory was Ukrainian, and then Russia ate everything and then vomited some parts of it and it again was polish/ukrainian WHATEVER, then what are actually “polish”, “Russian”, “Ukrainian”, “whatever” genes?

honestly, how do you know that by insulting one nation, you’re too, at some rat, are not part of it?

[borghildvikingcreations]

Slavic lands by  @maenaart

clothing : me

place : Saint Wandrille - Normandy

[goldisblood]

Lake Ohrid – the oldest lake in Europe

Macedonia as a country is small in it’s size, in fact it is 25.3 thousand 25.3 square kilometers in size. However despite this little fact about it’s size it has a great variety of natural wonders, history and architecture to offer to any wandering tourists. Macedonia today is a free country, but once in history it was also a part of the Ottoman, Roman and Byantine empires and later even part of Bulgarian and Serbian empire. However even all those other forces that interfered with Macedonia it has successfully preserved it’s beauties and culture and one fact, that it is the birthplace of Slavic literature.

Source: Slavorum

Plunder more at: http://goldisblood.net/

[direcartographies-blog]

i would like to take the opportunity to remind everyone that this song exists, as i make a last-ditch attempt to move out of my flat, motivated mostly by macedonian pop music