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Yes, and it's Western Ukraine
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Look in the atlas. You are mstaken
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Prince Dmitry became known as Donskoy and "Zadonschina" was written after WWII?
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That is not what I wrote. Please reread and qote correctly.
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No, the casualities were many times less because it was an insiginificant battle. West-Rus/Belarussian, Lithuanian and Polish chroniclers speak a lot about battles far less significant than the Kulikovo battle, yet hardly mention the Blue Waters melee.
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That probably why in the first edition of the Great Soviet Encylopaedia (BCE) volume 22, 1935 in the article about Dimitri Ivanovych only gets only gets 3 lines.
The Blues water battle gets 9 pages in Hrushevsky's history of Rus's-Ukraine but then you are only relying on distorted Soviet Chauvenist publications which disregard anything Stalin didn't pay attention to.
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A German chronicler has written that the Kulikovo battle was the greatest battle ever.
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I notice that yiou don't mention the chronicler nor the source. Is that intentional because there is no such source or because he is one of you friends.
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Nope, it was the territory of the Tatar state.
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Ross- you are mixing up your Russian and Ukrainian history. There is a difference you know. I understand it is diffiecult to give up something that you took for granted. I understand that your information is distorted. But stop babbling such rubbish. You are loosing whatever is left of your authority
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You're a day dreamer.
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Is that the best you can do???????