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Russia differs from Germany because it claims Byzantine centralized inheritance, Orthodox religion, and cultural incoherence across many peoples, while Germany inherits Holy Roman confederation, Catholicism, and cultural coherence.
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Russia differs from Germany because it claims Byzantine centralized inheritance, Orthodox religion, and cultural incoherence across many peoples, while Germany inherits Holy Roman confederation, Catholicism, and cultural coherence.
"Slavic gives us the word slave. Why? Because for the longest time, the Slavs in Europe, in Eastern Europe, they were pagans. They weren't..."
"And so, the Holy Roman Empire was based on consensus. It was based on diplomacy. Okay? It was based on intermarriage. So, this is..."
The lecture starts with Putin and Ukraine, but it does not stay in policy.
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