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What does it mean to be Russian (human, people)? and got a better answer
Response from Worobioff[+++++]
"A Russian is not defined by blood or religion. He who considers the Russian language and Russian culture his own, the history of Russia his history, who has shed and is ready to shed his and other people's blood in the name of Russia and only for its sake, and cannot think of any other homeland or nation, is a Russian"?
Response from 0[+++++]
"Russian is not defined by blood or religion. He who considers the Russian language and Russian culture his history of Russia - his history who has shed and is ready to shed his and other people's blood in the name of Russia and only for its sake and no other homeland and nation is Russian".
"Russian is not defined by blood or religion. He who considers the Russian language and Russian culture his history of Russia - his history who has shed and is ready to shed his and other people's blood in the name of Russia and only for its sake and no other homeland and nation is Russian".
Response from 0[+++++]
Not you Ivanov adnatichna!
Not you Ivanov adnatichna!
Response from 0[+++++]
You can't expect any other definition from Dostoevsky. He's a Jew!
You can't expect any other definition from Dostoevsky. He's a Jew!
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Think about the word "Russian". Is it a name or a predicate? After all, a German does not call himself German or a Spaniard Spanish, etc. And therefore "Russian" is whose? or what? - And this is the wisdom of our people. After all, not only Russians, but also Lithuanians, Poles, Greeks, Turks, Germans, Danes, Scots, etc. took part in the formation and development of Russian culture. And in general and according to Pushkin: "... and Bryus and Bauer and Repnin and the luckless darling of the homeless..." ... Therefore "Russian" is anybody who lives by the values of Russian culture, the imperatives of our morality and ethics, the same bases of his motivation and in general - leads a Russian way of life. And to demand some kind of ethnic "purity" in our time, after the historical mixing of tribes and peoples, is ridiculous for a Russian and a German and ... and even for a Jew. Clearly and unequivocally - there is no ethnic purity in any of us and a long time ago. That is why and of course - Russia is for all of us - Russians for the Russian way of life.
Think about the word "Russian". Is it a name or a predicate? After all, a German does not call himself German or a Spaniard Spanish, etc. And therefore "Russian" is whose? or what? - And this is the wisdom of our people. After all, not only Russians, but also Lithuanians, Poles, Greeks, Turks, Germans, Danes, Scots, etc. took part in the formation and development of Russian culture. And in general and according to Pushkin: "... and Bryus and Bauer and Repnin and the luckless darling of the homeless..." ... Therefore "Russian" is anybody who lives by the values of Russian culture, the imperatives of our morality and ethics, the same bases of his motivation and in general - leads a Russian way of life. And to demand some kind of ethnic "purity" in our time, after the historical mixing of tribes and peoples, is ridiculous for a Russian and a German and ... and even for a Jew. Clearly and unequivocally - there is no ethnic purity in any of us and a long time ago. That is why and of course - Russia is for all of us - Russians for the Russian way of life.
Response from 0[+++++]
A Russian is an Orthodox man who speaks Russian language and knows Russian culture and supports the policies of the Russian state.
A Russian is an Orthodox man who speaks Russian language and knows Russian culture and supports the policies of the Russian state.
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Russian is a person living in Russia who speaks and thinks in Russian and, most importantly, identifies himself with the Russian state and the Russian people as a group of people like him.
Russian is a person living in Russia who speaks and thinks in Russian and, most importantly, identifies himself with the Russian state and the Russian people as a group of people like him.
Response from 0[+++++]
The one who treats other nationalities and peoples with due respect
The one who treats other nationalities and peoples with due respect
Response from 0[+++++]
Sasha Baumansky-Dostoevsky a Jew?
Sasha Baumansky-Dostoevsky a Jew?
Response from 0[++]
A person who: 1. Loves Russia up to the point of exaltation. 2. Virtuoso speaks Russian. 3. He considers himself a Russian and is proud of it. 4. The breadth of soul in which borders on slovenliness. fortunately or not, I have not met such people without Russian blood.
A person who: 1. Loves Russia up to the point of exaltation. 2. Virtuoso speaks Russian. 3. He considers himself a Russian and is proud of it. 4. The breadth of soul in which borders on slovenliness. fortunately or not, I have not met such people without Russian blood.