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maybe you are right

And who is the real Poland???

@@poltavskiy_history idk :(

Thanks, bruda! This is the crown of Prince of Liechtenstein, they just made a symbol from it

The main question is : does Spain want them to return?

Stop with that bs. We want freedom.

i’ll also make a video about purchasing alaska

But in Arizona and Mexico there are still more English-Speaking communities across the states. The problem is that not all of Puerto-Ricans knows English. If that question is fixed than I guess this territory is ready to be integrated into the Union. The other problem is immigration from the island, and the probability of the illegal immigration on Puerto Rico, because it would be much easier to get here than swim to the coast of Florida or other states. I’m not American, so I believe that you understand that question better than me. Thanks for your support and attention!

No to statehood. We must achieve the dream of jose de diego

@@poltavskiy_history For Arizona and New Mexico, more English speakers came after statehood. Also it’s much harder to get to a part of the U.S. that’s in the middle of the Caribbean than going across the US Mexico border right now. Puerto Rico has been a territory for over 125 years. It’s time for statehood, as an American, who has many Puerto Rican friends, my fellow Americans, the majority want statehood. With second coming in with remaining a territory.

@@VMan29397 A commonwealth? Or independence? Puerto Rico isn’t leaving the US any time soon

Puerto Rico is absolutely a nation, have you even spoken to a Puerto Rican, we have our own national identity completely separate from the US, both the US government and UN refer to us as a nation.

i guess you know better than me cuz i’m not american

We aren’t a true democracy, none of are referendums have been binding, are status is determined by the US congress which we have no say over.

Well, it’s a tough question. On the one hand - they would be similar to the locals, so that will cause less problems with their integration. On the other hand - it can make the division between the US and Puerto Rico even higher. Imagine the amount of illegal immigrants trying to reach Puerto Rico after becoming 51st State. That would cause another Caribbean Crisis.

They already have a major issue with "undocumented migrants" they don't need any more. FYI they are Dominicans that cross the Mona Passage...think Cubans and Florida.

@@poltavskiy_historyIt already happens its dangerous but once they arrive they stay long enough to shed their accents and learn the lingo, then try to get stateside. In an attempt to avoid this even US Citizens (not born on the island) require a passport to get a driver's license in PR. All Puerto Rican birth certificates had to be reissued in 2010 due to officials selling them to illegals.

Why would you think that? Is this an inside joke?

@poltavskiy_history most migrants aren't even Spanish speakers. Arabas indians Chinese and sub Saharan Africans

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i guess that Puerto Rico will collapse if they gain independence

Give them their independence? They don’t want it, many times Washington has allowed for Puerto Rico to take a vote to see if they want independence and if they vote majority yes then they would get and every time they vote in majority no.

They are US citizens they technically have the right to self determination. They definitely don't want independence. Saying that the USA could cut them loose. As a "free association" either side could break that association without approval from the other side, but if that happens expect millions of US citizens coming to the mainland rather than stay on the island.

@@kwaii_gamer what would be so bad about Americans going to America. That'd be better than illegals coming over the border taking American jobs.

​@@poltavskiy_historynah read the book Puerto Rico the economic case for sovereignty. We can be an economic powerhouse if independent

Thanks for support, bro! It was a short introduction to a situation in Puerto Rico. I hope that this video will inspire people to learn more about your amazing island!

I believe that question of Puerto Rico will be solved in 2030-s

@@poltavskiy_history ye.

This is not a simple subject and can't be explain in a 7 mnts video. The Island economy started deteriorating after Section 936 was phase out in 2006. Also many PR local government (left) decisions impacted badly their economy.

thanks, brooooo!!!

thanks, bro!!!

Puerto Rico is an amazing place!

@@poltavskiy_historyYet how long will it last? Also the US gov suck at this when it wasted so much money for GWOT, costly programs & so on...

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thanks, bro!

thanks, bro! More based content coming soon!

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Thanks!

i guess that there will be more views soon :)

@@poltavskiy_historyit’s a well made video, you’ll do good. just keep honing your writing ability & make sure to not mispronounce some places / things

it’s time for Nicaraguan Canal!

Ya 😂​@@poltavskiy_history

I didn't tell that :D

thanks, bro! I appreciate that a lot!

some ideas were taken from his video, but most of content was researched by me

I just wanted to drink my bottle of water 😭

Bro, thanks as always for your support! Glad that you really liked that video!

thanks for topic, bro! I’ll probably make video about it

It goes so hard bro, but us small creators gotta help each other out. If you need gibberish screamed in a foreign language let me know, its my specialty.@@poltavskiy_history

thanks, bro!

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If Turks lost this battle - the Ottoman Empire Would collapse, and that could potentially cause a faster loss of the Central Powers in WW1, so - it's a remarkable victory

It was NOT a victory, the Turks defeated NO one at Gallipolli, they DENIED the allies vistory though, so it was a tactically satisfactory outcome , but NOT a vistory!@@poltavskiy_history

NO ONE "WON" this battle, cetainly NOT the TURKS, after 8 months the ALLIES could not make progress so they LEFT, TURKEY dod not win a victory. Ultimately Turkey LOST the war. Do you have history books in Turkey? Or has Erdogan haad them all re written?@@poltavskiy_history

Thanks, bro! I'm doing my best! More videos coming soon!!! I remember you!

thanks, bro! Greetings from Ukraine! Thanks for such a great support!

this is a flag of my hometown ( Poltava )

@@poltavskiy_history do a video on the Battle of Poltava when the Russians stopped Karl XII

@@DEVS_VLTIMA I will!

10 month later after a siege of Kut - Baghdad fall, and it wasn’t as bright as victory in the Gallipoli because the allied victory here would collapse the ottomans

after all - it wasn’t so bright and didn’t affect the war as much as the dardanelles campaign did. 10 month later Baghdad fall. It was a tactical victory.

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And there are even more interesting things about Murica!

Thanks, bro!

it wasn’t as bright as this victory and in the end - Baghdad fall

It was such a shame for english history,but the shamefullest thing was that, they want to bribe ottoman with Lawrence, to set free capturet generals and more than 10 000 army. They even bribe goverment dont write about this battle in history books of turkiye. So it was and is the shamefullest loose of English loose in history!

Man, I’m not even from Turkey, I’m from Ukraine The Gallipoli Battle showed that you shouldn’t underestimate your opponent, even If he is weak.

@@poltavskiy_history fair enough

What? The casualty estimates for both sides are roughly the same, not double for the Ottomans, at least according to researchers Edward J Erickson and Micheal Clodfelter. Keep in mind in the totality of the campaign the Entente deployed around 489,000 troops while the Ottomans just deployed 315,000, which is a huge margin to be outnumbered by and still win

Your well typical westoid thinking every vid about Turkey has an underlying Turkish-conspiracy. BTW casuality rates are slightly higher on the Allied side, but roughly the same.

We are proud of Gallipoli, because we did not let enemy pass the Dardanelles even when we were in our weakest. Do you know how it was accomplished with having less supplies and soldiers than enemy? What it had cost to people? It was the result of pure determination. Let me give you some examples: Our universities, high schools did not have any graduates in those years. Because they all died in that war. We lost our elite educated people at there. Also, there were boys even at the age of 13 as a soldier from villages. Today, you can see lots of different ethnicities at the memorial gravesites laying down together which came from all over the empire at the time to defend that last bastion. Since loosing Gallipoli would mean loosing the control of the capital. So, this victory is sooo important for us. Yes, we have every right to be cocky about it.