[jb6]

Your great grandfather was alive in 1861? Well, considering that 150 years ago, most of Europe was still either practicing serfdom, with the exception of England, which was practicing slavery, just not on its own. As for the Soviets and starvation, lets not forget that 9 million Russian kulaks were equally starved by a Georgian named Stalin and his side kicks the Georgian Beria and Ukrainian Kruschov.

[Solon]

As for the Soviets and starvation, lets not forget that 9 million Russian kulaks were equally starved by a Georgian named Stalin and his side kicks the Georgian Beria and Ukrainian Kruschov.

OMG! Holy chit! & OMG again.

1. Khrushchev was an ethnic Russian born in Ukraine. He is not now nor has ever been an ethnic Ukrainian.

2. Well pt.2 is ..... I really have no idea what your talking about.

[Kozak]

MY father was born in 1911, so yes my great grandfather was born a serf. Serfdom was gone in almost of all Western Europe by the 16th century. It only remained in Russia, Poland and Prussia into the 18th century.

As for the poor Russian Kulaks who died during the Famine, I never said that only Ukrainians died. But the fact is the Soviet Union continued and intensified the grand Russian tradition of imperialism on the Ukraine. The first order of business for the Red Army was the reconquest of Ukraine during the Civil War.

Russians must be amazingly weak nation if 3 foreigners were able to completely dominate 200 million for 50 years.

Guess Germany is not responsible for Nazi's since Hitler was an Austrian huh?