Interpreter?

Fuck if I know what he's saying. It all looks like gibberish to me.

acualy your wrong russia formed in the aftermath of the romean colapse says in a text book next to me

And we don't mean you, spyman.

He's saying something about how Russia wasn't formed until people left Rome and founded it, I think. Russia started based off the north end of Black Sea, Rome expanded there so... I have no idea.

iceman you obviesly dont know what your talking about you are bringing us from ww2 to the mongols now the romans

Text books are sanitized by the education system and have been shown to have factual errors through out, especially history texts. Try reading something from a public library and get the real history.

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Hey bro, your textbook is wrong, sorry to tell you. Russia coexisted with Rome, they existed next to each other for 600 years.

Tukhachevsky, the same guy who emphasised offense, resulting in a doctrine that got millions of Soviet soldiers captured in 1942-42.

Spyman, I'm not a expert on this topic, I've just read a few books.

russia was formed from a ton of slavid people near the city of keiv

LOL! Ranchers +1!

What does he mean by Russia? Russian civilisation is generally thought to have originated from Kiev, or does he mean Novgorod?

fuzzy Rome certainly did not rule Russia. The Rhine was pretty much the northern continental border.
Iceray, I assume fuzzy is referring to the territory which became Russia, not the actual nation-state.
fuzzy, look for a map which shows that Rome ruled Russia and post a link. I guarantee you will not find one.

it wasnt called russia at the time until novgrod was formed

So hey, do me a favor look at the founding date on
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia
and the collapse date on
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_rome

Then go read
http://russia.rin.ru/guide_e/2/1.html

it would take a wile to find a web sit with a map of rome with all its teritories and i hate doing links cause i dont know how

The Russian Federation was founded in 862 AD. The nation of Russia is actually called The Russian Federation. There is no "Russia"

wikipedia people change information so its a very likely chance its wrong

I'm still trying to figure out his post on the last page...

@fuzzy - There are a number of people on this site who live, eat, and breath history and mathematics and religion and philosophy. Instead of arguin your "9th grade" education and text books must be right, consider learning from them. They have much to teach if you'll just listen.

I've linked 2 maps of Rome.
http://library.thinkquest.org/10805/media/romanmap.gif

At most, the Romans held a little of the Caucasus. Also, Kiev was created after the fall of the Western Roman empire.

at that time they ruled in to formrf roman teritories

I linked an outside source as well as Wikipedia, don't tell me that website is bullshit too just because you want to have faith in your failure of a textbook.

"Interpreter? " Here I am.

"acualy" = adverb derived from Manichaeist called Acuas, reffers to some inherent dichotomy in the statement that is to follow in the sentence

"your wrong russia" = obviously Byzantine Empire because Constantinople was Second Rome while Moscow was Third Rome and 3>2 therefore Greeks suck and Russians ftw!

"romean colapse" = there was this Romani NGO called Romea so maybe it went bust recently?

No need to thank me, I do it for all mankind.

What textbook is it?

Actually the Byzantine Empire at its peak did have a city which today is part of the Ukraine It was known as Theodosia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feodosiya

Here is a map which shows this:
http://www.google.com.au/imgres?imgurl=http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_AefaYb18u5E/SwDEvNcAtpI/AAAAAAAAAB8/igQilzl5EQU/s1600/Byzantine%2BEmpire%2B1000-1100.jpg&imgrefurl=http://203-05-b5.blogspot.com/2009/11/western-christendoms-face-was-byzantine.html&h=517&w=700&sz=124&tbnid=LZ9QghMSbwoABM:&tbnh=103&tbnw=140&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dbyzantine%2Bempire%2Bmap&zoom=1&q=byzantine+empire+map&usg=__TwCvgtrQW-yIqEcEKc1ZDsB6r6s=&sa=X&ei=dr9dTePGAoO6vQO-35XkDA&ved=0CBsQ9QEwAA

Uly +1! Thanks!

the book is called "human legacy"