Wired writer Josh Davies investigates a 2007 botnet attack that took down
Estonia, the most wired country in Europe.
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Wired writer Josh Davies investigates a 2007 botnet attack that took down Estonia, the most wired country in Europe.
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Estonians are one of the Huns tribes. Traditionally historians have associated the Huns who appeared on the borders of Europe in the 4th century with the Xiongnu who migrated out of the Mongolia region in the 1st century AD. Steppe peoples left few written records. A certain passage in the Chinese Book of Wei (Wei-shu) is often cited as definitive proof in the identity of the Huns as the Xiongnu.
For your enlightenment , Slavic people lived in that region before Estonians came in as one on the Huns tribes just in the 5th century A.D. Estonian Tartu stay on the place of the Russian Yuriev which was built centuries before and had record in history as one of the towns beautified by Yaroslav Mudrij.
so, dont call Russians occupiers because it is not truth and dont create and dont support mythologies which divide people.
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Traditionally historians have associated the Huns who appeared on the borders of Europe in the 4th century with the Xiongnu who migrated out of the Mongolia region in the 1st century AD. Steppe peoples left few written records.
A certain passage in the Chinese Book of Wei (Wei-shu) is often cited as definitive proof in the identity of the Huns as the Xiongnu.
Slavic people lived in that region before Estonians came in
as one on the Huns tribes just in the 5th century A.D.
Estonian Tartu stay on the place of the Russian Yuriev
which was built centuries before and had record in history
as one of the towns beautified by Yaroslav Mudrij.
so, dont call Russians occupiers because it is not truth and
dont create and dont support mythologies which divide people.
cause i just happen to be one of those ;)