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>Romania, empire... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Romania https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Romania
by protomolecule 2y ago
>Romania, empire...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Romania https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_Romania
- ciupicri 2y agoAm I talking to a bot or are you just trolling? Ask for a better script. Greater Romania wasn't an empire, this word would make any Romanian laugh. It was a just a bunch of regions inhabited by Romanians for hundreds (more like thousands) of years, that finally managed to unite under the same flag. WW1 destroyed the empires to which the regions belong, so they were free to unite. Sort of like the original United States of America if you wish. If you're looking for an empire look at Russia which was and still is literally the GREATEST EMPIRE OF ALL TIME. No one's greater than Russia.
- protomolecule 2y ago>bunch of regions inhabited by Romanians And by others too. >so they were free to unite Were they free not to unite? >Sort of like the original United States of America if you wish. Well, USoA genocided Native Americans, even now their life expectancy is 15 years less than in the whole US. >GREATEST EMPIRE OF ALL TIME That will be Mongolian empire.
- ciupicri 2y agoAs I've already mentioned, no, Romanians weren't free. WW1 liberated them. Really liberated them unlike WW2 with its Russian Liberating Army. I'm gonna ignore your whataboutism. The American states were colonies of the British Empire. They thought, became free, then united. End of story. Yeah, I sort of forgot about the Mongolian empire because I ignore it most of the time. Nevertheless Wikipedia estimates its peak size at 23,500,000 km² while USSR had 22,402,200 km², so they're pretty close.
- protomolecule 2y ago>I'm gonna ignore your whataboutism. It's just that your analogy goes further than you thought. >WW1 liberated them And what happened to other ethnicities living on the lands of Greater Romania? As I already said, Romanian fascists genocided Jews on the lands that you say belong to Romania.