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Is it true that after 1453, Russia has become the true heir to
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Is it true that after 1453, Russia has become the true heir to the Roman Empire?
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>>920116
What the fuck is a "true heir"
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>>920116
They aren't even the most Orthodox country in the world.
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>>920116
Russia is the true heir of the Golden Horde
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>>920289
Kazakhstan is.
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