EU Questions & Answers
Дата: 17.11.2011 18:03:02
FrankyK, on 17 November 2011 - 03:52 PM, said: Hmm, interesting. If you read some of the reviews about his books,
you may come to the conclusion that SerB is quite 'patriotic'. He
has a very special/positive point of view towards Russian/Soviet
history, which actually can't be shared by lots of people in
Western Europe and the USA, since we have different cultures, we
had different political systems, and mostly due to the 'Cold War',
we had and may still have different socio-political ideals.It may be some kind of off-topic, but this may be the reason why some SerB's posts in the RU forum sound quite harsh to the sensitive ears of most people of the EU/US.
Overlord: Piece of off-topic from me too.
Not trying to play a psychologist here, patriotism is not a bad feeling, especially for a citizen of a country that has seen a huge collapse recently (the USSR) and hasn't fully recovered so far.
As for way of communication, it's mostly a style that helps cope with Russian-speaking crowd (they love when you are a bit harsh with them).
Not trying to play a psychologist here, patriotism is not a bad feeling, especially for a citizen of a country that has seen a huge collapse recently (the USSR) and hasn't fully recovered so far.
As for way of communication, it's mostly a style that helps cope with Russian-speaking crowd (they love when you are a bit harsh with them).
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