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back to @nitrrogen__'s posts@GrenfelArsonist He doesn't mean autocracy in the early modern sense, he just means authoritarian state.
Jul 28 2024 2:00:54 AM
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Explaining Russian brutality in the Caucasus and Central Asia
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@nitrrogen__ Autocracies weren't the norm aside roughly from roughly a few hundred years from the rise of absolutism till the revolutions of '48.
Though really its silly to think of Russia today as an autocracy and arguably the Tsars were autocrats for the most part in name only.
Jul 28 2024 1:53:51 AM
Though really its silly to think of Russia today as an autocracy and arguably the Tsars were autocrats for the most part in name only.
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