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Uploaded by on Mar 18, 2011

The Thread: http://dft.ba/-gVK
In which John discusses the career of Ivan IV, aka Ivan the Terrible, Russia's first self-declared Tsar (or czar depending on your transliteration). Further proof that history is fun!

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  • Sounds like an awesome plot for a book. A bunch of nerdfighters solve the puzzle to find the legendary library. Like The Da Vinci Code except with nerdfighters and less religion based stuff.

  • 2:17

    A monologue that could very easily be in a Coen brothers movie

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  • @CakeBeneathTheIcing Well we have the same name here in Bulgaria, and I'm certain it is pronounced like I said in most (if not all) countries where Slavonic languages are spoken (perhaps with slight changes due to the overall structure of the language).

  • @ConeRulezZ I think it's a preference thing. Maybe a regional thing? I don't know, but I've heard it both ways equally.

  • its buried next to the doobly doo

  • I am very interested in the research thread, but alas the link in the doobly doo is not working.

  • ok I don't mean to be rude, John, but Anastasia is totally not pronounced like anaesthesia... it's more like A-na-sta-si-ya.. better luck next time... :D

    -Best wishes, Pete

  • I wish you had been my history teacher. Yea, I'm older than you, but still.....

  • Well.... Looks like I know what I'm doing this weekend.

  • national treasure 3?

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