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  @FrejthKing8 сағат бұрын

  literally not Russia, its Norse settlement

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  @eugenemode10 сағат бұрын

  Чергова руснява пропаганда і превертання фактів....

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  @PutinKhuilo33120 сағат бұрын

  My very DNA is evidence of this subject matter. My mother's family is East Frisian and my father's family is North-Rhine Westphalian. A recent DNA ancestry test left me confused. The East Frisian was distinct as well as the NRW. I was not prepared for the Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, South England, Iceland, Faroese, and Baltic DNA. The Baltic DNA was found from Estonia/Latvia south to Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine. No DNA was identified as Russian. I concluded my ancestors were Viking pirates.

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  @numenoreaneternity668222 сағат бұрын

  One thing needs to be stressed, Ibn Khordadbeh's account of the "Slavic origin" of the Rus' isn't that important because of the date of the said account, but because he specifies their affiliation based on ethnic origin, whereas Ibn Fadlan specifies their affiliation based on shared profession (he denotes the Bulgars as "Rus" too because of war profiteering and human trafficking), not to mention that his "description" of the "Varangian's leader's ship burial" is an irrefutable proof that the man/men in question weren't Rus/Rurikids because not a single Rurikid, both pagan and Christian, was laid to rest in a ship burial.

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  @VendPrekmurec23 сағат бұрын

  Novgorod was built upon a previous settlement known as Gorodishche and was ruled by Ilmen Slovenes. After the unification with Varangian Slavs or Vagrians (according to Adam von Bremen) from current area of Poland and Germany, who ruled over the city of Stargard or "Old City" (Gard meant "City"; surrounded area, like Garden... with "fences"), they moved their capital city to Gradishche and was called New City or Novgard or Novgorod. This is why Varangians or Vagrians were never Vikings, who were simply Jarl tribes. If some "runes" were found on current area of Russia it does not mean they were of "viking" (old swedish) origin. Actually this script known as "runes" at least 10 000 - 20 000 years older... even Turks were using it, not only Slavs. You can even find traces of them in old Vinca script, Kamyana Mohila (Ukraine), Africa, even pre Columbian America... I have successfully translated many inscriptions from Ladoga area into Slavic and nobody even tried to touch those inscriptions or translate them into any similar to Slavic...If we leave the "Slavic", "Germanic" nationalisms behind... rulers were generally intermarrying among different noble, rich families, for them there did not exist important claims as "slavic, germanic"... for them existed rather "from this or that noble family"... There remained more than 500 slavic or "wendic" words in current Swedish language and no other way around in current Russian. Period. And Rus simply means Rusast (try to translate this word through slovenian ) which means "red".

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  @catinforestКүн бұрын

  Очень интересный канал. Жаль, что некоторые дезинформированные люди распространяют здесь некорректную информацию в комментариях. Для всех интересующихся, посмотрите документальные фильмы "Рюриковичи", "Романовы".

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  @user-nq3ss9mi1hКүн бұрын

  Vladimir Putin must not be told about this, since these facts is not correct according to his propaganda !!! 😂

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  @user-on8pv1fr7kКүн бұрын

  Большое спасибо. Я из России,историк, этнограф. Великий Новгород до сих пор среди многих европейских историков считается настоящим Европейским городом средневековья.

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  @janispatma7734Күн бұрын

  No ko var melst. Vendi ir somugri.

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  @CHIBDEKOXКүн бұрын

  Почему Новгород произносят как Новгарад, Сопка как Суопка, а Городщие как Гарадище? НУ ПОЧЕМУ???

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  @ermuhambetcalmenov8104Күн бұрын

  Turkic people lived there

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  @wadimmaximowvzaleКүн бұрын

  Пиздец

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  @KaHei-gu3re2 күн бұрын

  In Polish legend there were 3 brothers who arrived on horses in area covered by forest: Lech (Polish) Chech (Chechs/Slovaks) & Rus (Russians), and started 3 nations. They had to speak pre-indoeurpean language, very close to Sanscrit (Sintashta, Yamnaya) and their ancestors came from Ural, or earlier maybe from Beringia, which provided flora and fauna for the nomad people in the worst ice ages when North Europe was uninhabitable. They were not native around Baltic - other people, related possibly to Doggerland survivors, with haplogroup I, could live there much longer. The arrival of three brothers had to be just before or at the begining of bronze age. The most upsetting is how the aggressors - Germanic people changed history - sure they destroyed all signs of cultures existing esspecially in Poland. Russians are not better, trying to prove their supremacy. Now they talk about Wends, Kuronians and other, very high cultures established much earlier then Vikings or Germans, also those who migrated South - Slovenia, Macedonia, Croatia, Bosnia but how little is left in Poland (there were always very close connections with Scandinavia, including marriages of medieval kings and queens). The language barier also not letting information spread to English speaking world and opposite. Important... word Slavonians did not exist in ancient times.... much later, when Vikings started robberies and slavery was common the fate of enslaved Slavic males was castration!

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  @user-ol5ii5pv8q2 күн бұрын

  Pay attention to the accents in the russian words!

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  @yozhleszyКүн бұрын

  нафига козе баян?

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  @dimakrymskij38012 күн бұрын

  “Holm” in Russian means little hill

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  @yozhleszyКүн бұрын

  hulmaz > 𐌷𐌿𐌻𐌼𐍃 > xъlmъ > холмъ > холм

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  @mickelodiansurname95782 күн бұрын

  Could the pendant have been Queen Olga or did she come after that period?

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  @Wojewoda.Күн бұрын

  After. She was the wife of the son of Rjurik

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  @darkobozic68312 күн бұрын

  Chill out to all the salty nationalists in the comments, after all we are all Indoeuropeans . ;))))))

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  @jorza47403 күн бұрын

  Funny that the video maker does not pay more attention to the original Finnic-Finnish culture and settlement that prevailed there at first. The lake and the river and many contemporary settlement still today have Finnish names.

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  @Bespalyy3 күн бұрын

  Thank you for the interesting video. 👍

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  @user-cs5xn3ux2w3 күн бұрын

  Hello, I am historical student from Russia. I like your channel, your videos is very good. It is rarely fashionable to see English-language content on this topic. However, comments are something terrible. But that's always the case under historical videos: politics, controversy, and human stupidity. So, l wish you good luck!

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  @user-cs5xn3ux2w3 күн бұрын

  And a little remark: "gorodishche" is pronounced with an accent on the "i"

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  @isenbull22423 күн бұрын

  Kremlin propaganda 😄

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  @gachimane2 күн бұрын

  It's an academic history, baby

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  @isenbull22422 күн бұрын

  @@gachimane Is the KZread channel an academic story? 😆

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  @yozhleszyКүн бұрын

  @@isenbull2242 Is the KZread channel a Kremlin office? 🤔

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  @yozhleszyКүн бұрын

  Can an alternative intellectual write comments? 🤩

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  @AbesYoutube3 күн бұрын

  This was an excellent video. There is so much content. Thank you. [I believe that some of the wheel of time lore must have been inspired from this history.]

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  @Wojewoda.3 күн бұрын

  The first capital of Rus is Kyiw. If you disagree, name 1 historical document or chronicle mentioning Nowgorod as the capital or "mother of cities" of Rus.

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  @user-ir4bj4tj3t3 күн бұрын

  We wuz

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  @Wojewoda.3 күн бұрын

  Since when a city built in 859 is ancient? Russia is not Rus. It's the same as to call Romania "Rome". Stop feeding people pseudo-historic garbage food.

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  @emmanuelfrancois37173 күн бұрын

  Calm down Khazarian man! There are ancient text called Primary Chronicle by Monk Nestor.

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  @Wojewoda.3 күн бұрын

  @@emmanuelfrancois3717 I am calm, algerian child. I've read that chronicle

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  @emmanuelfrancois37173 күн бұрын

  @@Wojewoda. really? but you look like bussy pimping your sister in tel aviv, take a break, read the whole thing! don't just read the title.

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  @yozhleszyКүн бұрын

  так он так с рождения выглядит, а головой недавно ипанулся.

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  @mntssth50043 күн бұрын

  There was no russia before 1721 it was moskovija.And russia have nothing to do with Kiev rus.

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  @gachimane3 күн бұрын

  Find out where the term "Kievan Rus" came from

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  @yozhleszyКүн бұрын

  @@gachimane не отнимай у детей их игрушки

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  @artyom82054 күн бұрын

  Hi everybody from Russia 👋👋

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  @tolik59294 күн бұрын

  I thought it was sacked by the Mongols ? Novgorod was spared , because they submitted to the rule of the Khan . Most all the others were ravaged ................what Mongols were famous for I guess .

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  @expertpovsemvoprosam16674 күн бұрын

  The land of Novgorod is Finno-Ugric lands. Most of the ancient hydronyms and toponyms there are Finno-Ugric and, a little less often, Baltic. The Slavs in the north are late newcomers. Most Russians consider themselves Slavs, but in reality they are Slavicized Finno-Ugrians or mixed with Slavs. Lake Ilmen was one of the early trading posts, where merchants and artisans came to sell or exchange goods. This product was brought either from Western Europe or along the Volga from the Middle East. Then the center of trade shifted south, to the Dnieper River. The word Kyiv is of Ugric origin and bears its name from the time of the Scythians, who were among the first to use the Dnieper River for trade with “Byzantium” and the Mediterranean countries. It is only known that before the Rus, trade was controlled by the Khazars. The Khazars were dominated by Jews. The Rus simply seized power there, descending from the north. This is how the history of Russia begins. By the way, most of Rurik’s descendants have haplogroup N1c. This is the second largest haplogroup among Russians after R1a. But the subclade of this haplogroup most likely actually formed in Scandinavia. Thus, the Ruriks were very close in origin to the Finno-Ugric tribes. By the way, most of the hydronyms and toponyms of western, northern and central Russia are also of Finno-Ugric origin, including such names as Moscow, Oka, Vyazma, Volga, Dvina, Ruza, Yauza. Ruza, Yauza, Moscow are the names of large rivers in the Moscow region. All of them are also Finno-Ugric. Russians are assimilated Finno-Ugric tribes, such as Muroma, Merya, Veps, Karelians, Chiduans, Moksha, Shoksha, Erzya and etc. But the fact is that they are also heavily mixed with the Slavs. And the difference between Russia and Ukraine is precisely that in Ukraine the Finno-Ugric component is much smaller than in Russia. Ukrainian nationalists know this and even use the word “Moksha” as a disparaging word for Russians.

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  @expertpovsemvoprosam16674 күн бұрын

  Translating text at 13:55 "Bow to you from Smenka and from Korelina. We come to your village Pitarevo. What do you say? Master, order anything. And I will serve you. It's easy to understand that Semen Korelin run from his prevoius feudal to new master and want to serve him now. Korelin - karelian or "son of karelian". Semyon was from the Karelian people.

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  @yozhleszyКүн бұрын

  украинским националистам неплохо бы присмотреться к "козаку Мамаю", разбитому Тохтамышем, и возвращаться в свои родные монгольские степи.

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  @VsevolodSidorenko4 күн бұрын

  there was no such thing as ancient russia. There was Kyivan Rus - modern day Ukraine. and later there was Kyivs colony moscow that later became moscow principality or moscow. In 18th century moscow tsar Peter stole Ukraines ancient name and concocted word "russia"

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  @user-nh8tq7zz1k4 күн бұрын

  1009 г. - Annales Quedlinburgenses - Russia, 1018 г. - Thietmari Merseburgensis episcopi Chronicon - Ruscia, 1190 г. - Sawley map - Russia, 1246 г. - Giovanni da Pian del Carpine - Russia, 1300 г. - The Hereford Mappa Mund - Rusia.

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  @user-nh8tq7zz1k4 күн бұрын

  Смешные украинские фантазии слишком легко опровергнуть.

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  @VsevolodSidorenko4 күн бұрын

  @@user-nh8tq7zz1k fakes

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  @sauli24384 күн бұрын

  New viking theoretic here. Vikings got to thank slavic tribes for finding America prior to Columbus! Vikings were traveling around and robbing local villages, but at some point few communities united and kicked their butt so bad that they have jumped in their drakkars, missed beloved fjords and paddled all the way past Atlantic ocean! Skol ёпта!))

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  @ytgfy4 күн бұрын

  The capital of ancient Russia? Did you know that ancestors of russians weren't united and lived in independed from each other tribes

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  @superrgluk5 күн бұрын

  Ancient rusia? F..king idiots.!!!!

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  @gachimane3 күн бұрын

  Why are there so many idiots with Russian second names from Ukraine?

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  @OklopnikSilni5 күн бұрын

  1:26 France : oh, hell no

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  @loydloydloyd5 күн бұрын

  not Russia, but Rus. Russia appears in 16th century

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  @user-nh8tq7zz1k4 күн бұрын

  1009 г. - Annales Quedlinburgenses - Russia, 1018 г. - Thietmari Merseburgensis episcopi Chronicon - Ruscia, 1190 г. - Sawley map - Russia, 1246 г. - Giovanni da Pian del Carpine - Russia, 1300 г. - The Hereford Mappa Mund - Rusia.

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  @yebshdjddhdbbfjfnf5 күн бұрын

  Wends short for Wendy's twenties

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  @user-wz9js5xp7o6 күн бұрын

  Pot stirring still

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  @rumatadestora6 күн бұрын

  This is bullshit. Holmgard is Novgorod and it's not a capital of Russian, ancient or modern. Russia didn't exist at that time. What you probably mean is "Rus", and even then saying Novgorod was, a capital of Rus is a factual mistake

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  @user-nh8tq7zz1k4 күн бұрын

  В летописях Руси однозначно сказано, что Русь появилась в приильменье и что Рюрик правил Русью из Новгорода.

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  @user-nh8tq7zz1k4 күн бұрын

  1009 г. - Annales Quedlinburgenses - Russia, 1018 г. - Thietmari Merseburgensis episcopi Chronicon - Ruscia, 1190 г. - Sawley map - Russia, 1246 г. - Giovanni da Pian del Carpine - Russia, 1300 г. - The Hereford Mappa Mund - Rusia.

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  @oleksiykiselov23557 күн бұрын

  90% bullshit with 10% of historical facts. That's how propaganda works. Dislike

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  @gachimane3 күн бұрын

  Why are there so many idiots with Russian second names from Ukraine?

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  @The_North_Man7 күн бұрын

  Киев изначально хазарский город. Южане горелые.

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  @yozhleszyКүн бұрын

  Сїи славныи ѿ славныихъ рожьсѧ благороденъ ѿ бл҃городныих каганъ нашь Влодимеръ и възрастъ и ѹкрѣпѣвъ ѿ дѣтескыи младости паче же възмѫжавъ крѣпостїю и силою съвершаꙗсѧ мѫжьствомъ же и съмыслом̑ прѣдъспѣа и единодержець бывъ земли своеи покоривъ подъ сѧ ѡкрѫгънѧа страны ѡвы миромъ а непокоривыа мечемь

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  @n0namesowhatblerp3628 күн бұрын

  31:50 should evidence exist when vikings are known to be the people who came conquered and didnt leave a trace? Thats litterally how they vikings are remembered in historic circles.

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  @n0namesowhatblerp3628 күн бұрын

  30:46 looking at the history of swedes adapting to foreigners or how we adapt abroad. This is also a possibility. We simply integrate well.

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  @levakk13318 күн бұрын

  There is a Lubshan fortress in Ladoga with very interesting artifacts. Unfortunately, some things are looted by dark archaeologists and sold on ebay

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  @gunnargronvall93858 күн бұрын

  I am a Swedish Australian , I did know about 5his colony, but not all the details of its history Thank you for this !

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  @gunnargronvall93858 күн бұрын

  Point Australia wasn’t “ discovered “ until Captain Cook landed in what is now NSW in 1770.

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  @quickgaming24669 күн бұрын

  Internet is just a pile of trash nowadays. Sometimes you can find a tiny gem in its wast junklands. This vid isn't one on those.

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  @balticempire72449 күн бұрын

  @quickgaming2466 explain why

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  @emmanuelfrancois37172 күн бұрын

  @@balticempire7244your entire comment full of Ukrainian alt-historian, but hood work

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  @thomashelbo143210 күн бұрын

  Ancient Ruzzia ..???? ... It had NOTHING to do with Russia except the location...

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  @Bdog4010 күн бұрын

  You Ukrainian stock are so funny. Very much the modern chihuahua of the world, small but frustratingly loud. It sounds funny to some people, but to me I just want to learn about the rurik’s landing on lagoda and the founding of Novgorod THE FIRST RUS CITY and I personally don’t like your Ukrainian insecurities in our objective non political history channel

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  @thomashelbo143210 күн бұрын

  @@Bdog40 Dont teach me about Vikings please! I am one ;) :D

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  @user-nh8tq7zz1k4 күн бұрын

  ​@@thomashelbo1432 Однако исторические документы однозначно доказывают, что Русь и Россия это одно и то же государство. В летописях однозначно сказано, что на Руси жили русские. И Россию весь мир до сих пор называет Русью - Russia. Соболезную, но украинцы выбрали неудачное время, чтобы выдумать себе историю! Сейчас исторические документы слишком доступны и украинские фантазии слишком легко опровергнуть.

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  @georgepapatheofilou611810 күн бұрын

  Evolution of Scythian and Amazon. Gog and Magog ? Is Turk a tongue or lifestyle. Anyhow I've come to accept the fact my relatives and neighbours became turks . To the Varangian mixed salad of mankind , your legacy lives on and as for me , Kyrie Eleison Me and thank you for everything. Blessings to all and sundry for the year ahead

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  @wIndstar4710 күн бұрын

  I would just like to know? Where can I get pictures of the entire ship inside and out. & full information on how long & wide this floating masterpiece was. I've searched almost everywhere and can not get hardly any information 🙃 on this ship?! If there is any, it's small ...!