Wonder Woman and the Orcs: Ukrainian History and Western Fables. Keynote by Timothy Snyder

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  • Опубликовано: 17 апр 2024
  • Keynote by Timothy Snyder "Wonder Woman and the Orcs: Ukrainian History and Western Fables" took place on February 16 within the framework of Kyiv Perennial 2024.
    Far more than we realize, the constitutive stories of contemporary Western civilization have their origins in the cultures of the Ukrainian lands. Bringing fable and history together can help us to understand connections and reconfigure our sense of cultural place.
    The project is a cooperation between the Visual Culture Research Center, neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst and the Kulturstiftung des Bundes (German Federal Cultural Foundation), together with Between Bridges and the municipal Prater Galerie. The Kulturstiftung des Bundes is funded by the Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien (Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media). The neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst (nGbK) is funded by the Senate Department for Culture and Community.
    More: 2023.kyivbiennial.org/eng/pro...
    Лекція Тімоті Снайдера "Диво-жінка та орки: українська історія та західні легенди" відбулася 16 лютого у рамках Київської переніале 2024.
    Значно більшою мірою, ніж ми думаємо, визначальні історії сучасної західної цивілізації походять з культур українських земель. Об’єднавши легенди з історією, ми можемо зрозуміти зв’язки та переосмислити своє розуміння культурного простору.
    Проєкт реалізується за співпраці Центру візуальної культури, neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst та Kulturstiftung des Bundes (Німецького федерального культурного фонду) разом із Between Bridges та муніципальною галереєю Prater. Kulturstiftung des Bundes (Німецький федеральний культурний фонд) фінансується Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien (Уповноваженим федерального уряду з питань культури та ЗМІ). Neue Gesellschaft für bildende Kunst (nGbK) фінансується Департаментом Сенату з питань культури та громадськості.
    Більше інформації: 2023.kyivbiennial.org/ukr/pro...

Комментарии • 149

  • @olgamarsh169
    @olgamarsh169 27 дней назад +17

    Timothy Snyder brings light in these dark hours for the Europe

  • @Byl6ka
    @Byl6ka Месяц назад +22

    Тімоті Снайдер мій краш! Обожнюю його!!!❤❤❤❤ Дуже заздрю учням університетів, які в нього навчаються😢

    • @iris1224wwad
      @iris1224wwad Месяц назад +3

      There is a series of videos of Tim Snyder's lectures on Ukraine on RUclips. If you haven't seen them yet, maybe that's the next best thing to actually following his lectures in person. It's called The Making of Modern Ukraine.
      I think Coursera offers the course online as well.

    • @Byl6ka
      @Byl6ka Месяц назад +4

      @@iris1224wwad вже подивилась, там в його розум і закохалась ☺️

    • @iris1224wwad
      @iris1224wwad Месяц назад +2

      @@Byl6ka I have several of his books. I love "On Tyranny", but some of his books are painful to read, such as Bloodlands. Important work, though.

    • @Byl6ka
      @Byl6ka Месяц назад

      @@iris1224wwad теж планую почитати, але спочатку треба своїх істориків прочитати: Плохія і Грицака )

    • @ArtU4All
      @ArtU4All 27 дней назад

      @@iris1224wwad
      Painful is important to read and know. As opposed to the modern strive of the comfortable societies like the US to embrace the “safe spaces” for the slightest of discomfort.
      Against the painful, the view of what’s what becomes more clear
      💙💛

  • @ievgenmajor3301
    @ievgenmajor3301 Месяц назад +77

    Thank you Professor! Thank you for supporting Ukraine!

  • @9ragis
    @9ragis 27 дней назад +17

    Such a fresh angle on Ukraine’s importance for Europe and the Western civilisation. Prof Snyder is a real tour de force . 🇺🇦🤜🤛 #WhateverVictoryTakes #StandWithUkraine

  • @evababenko6135
    @evababenko6135 Месяц назад +58

    Great, as always! Thank you, Prof. Snyder, for your firm position in supporting Ukraine!

  • @olenashepetukhina1233
    @olenashepetukhina1233 Месяц назад +98

    Thank you very much Prf Snyder for dispelling the ruzzian lies and telling the truth about Ukraine and its history.

    • @user-ez2wi8nq3t
      @user-ez2wi8nq3t 23 дня назад

      There is no pure truth , the truth in modern world becomes truth when you and big number of people start to believe in it . Pr . masterly pull the owl onto the glob , and he knows what he is doing . National history is always bunch of myths that we believe in , as well as ,,western” history or “eastern „ . It always about justifying our today being separate from something somehow .
      So obviously why he doesn’t want to speak about , for example , etymology of Ukraine as a name of country ..

  • @Avinath9
    @Avinath9 23 дня назад +9

    Wow, what was that? Just mind blowing! Thanks Timothy

  • @christinamuzzu6414
    @christinamuzzu6414 Месяц назад +20

    His German impression at the end had me in stitches! This man is such a ...Mensch. What a blessing to us all.

  • @andreypereb6381
    @andreypereb6381 27 дней назад +9

    Дякую за відображення реальності, якої так не вистачає❤

  • @PamelaC23
    @PamelaC23 Месяц назад +22

    Prof Synder is always such an engaging and intriguing speaker. I always learn something from him.

  • @Gazer873
    @Gazer873 28 дней назад +7

    What a wonderful speech!! TY ❤️

  • @halynaripa2701
    @halynaripa2701 28 дней назад +10

    Another brilliant lecture by Timothy Snyder! Thank you🙌🏼

  • @liudmylab2328
    @liudmylab2328 Месяц назад +54

    Про жінок скіфів це дуже цікаво, не знала цього, справді неймовірно

    • @Duke.Of.Shostka
      @Duke.Of.Shostka 29 дней назад +2

      Почитайте ще про скіфське плем'я Месогетів. Це ті, що вбили Кіра Великого за версією Геродота. Там вождем є жінка, процвітає hippie free love, куріння конопель, людські жертвоприношення 😊

  • @user-bp3vm8ss2u
    @user-bp3vm8ss2u Месяц назад +10

    Professor Snyder is a Must-Know for every Ukrainian, at least)) - a great way to improve English ( to learn it, in the first place) and to get rid of our inferiority too! Ukrainians are that great 💙💛

  • @medeology4660
    @medeology4660 Месяц назад +35

    Beautiful storytelling - about the stories we tell.

  • @Mariupol_is_Ukraine
    @Mariupol_is_Ukraine Месяц назад +10

    Thank you for the great input! 🇺🇦🫶🏻🇪🇺

  • @yuliyakhromchak5885
    @yuliyakhromchak5885 Месяц назад +9

    I've decided to share this, on the one hand easy-going lecture, and on the other hand, such an eye-opener, with my group of linguistic students

  • @flosev75
    @flosev75 Месяц назад +8

    As usual It was a pleasure to hear this narration!

  • @strawberyfield
    @strawberyfield Месяц назад +35

    It was so interesting to discover this , i will spread around the information. Thank you

  • @bladerawnner
    @bladerawnner Месяц назад +28

    Thank you pan Snyder!

  • @sabeaver9677
    @sabeaver9677 Месяц назад +35

    Yes we do! The oldest cities - of the Trypillian culture - are not very well known - I don’t why - were located near Kyiv. Ancient Trypillian designs are used in pysanky & textiles, to this day.

  • @marianathemusiclover176
    @marianathemusiclover176 Месяц назад +32

    I just wish more people would see it and know this amazingly interesting information.🎉🎉🎉🎉

    • @whynotfandy
      @whynotfandy 29 дней назад +6

      Years ago I watched a fascinating ‘documentary’ on the ancient civilization professor Snyder refers to: the cucetani-triptillian culture. The story about the sunflowers growing faster on the ‘foundation’ remains of these homes sounds far-fetched, but this culture regularly burned their homes to the ground, and very occasionally (~80 years) burned their entire villages down. This was a practice, not a consequence of war. So, over thousands of years these homes built up biochar in the soil underneath which is still evident by the acutely increased fertility of these plots. Fascinating!

    • @ZhovtoBlakytniy
      @ZhovtoBlakytniy 27 дней назад +2

      ​@@whynotfandy that's true, but not why there's such black fertile soil all over Ukraine, as Trypillians lived only in a certain part of modern day Ukraine.

  • @hififlipper
    @hififlipper 28 дней назад +9

    Thanks for featuring Mr. Snyder.

  • @tanitauk8888
    @tanitauk8888 29 дней назад +11

    Thanks a lot for the truth and support, Prf Snyder!

  • @bachristus
    @bachristus Месяц назад +22

    Awesome talk!

  • @user-qv9lp5tx9t
    @user-qv9lp5tx9t Месяц назад +18

    Thank you for your amazing work!

  • @yuliyagatilova
    @yuliyagatilova Месяц назад +22

    🎉keep going with Kyiv Biennial

  • @KukharyshynOleh
    @KukharyshynOleh Месяц назад +9

    That was insightful

  • @skipleon
    @skipleon 29 дней назад +6

    Thank you Dr Snyder always worth price of admission!

  • @uma_americares
    @uma_americares Месяц назад +18

    Thank you especially for clarifying the meaning of “freedom of speech” as “speaking truth to power” and not powerful people using speech to deceive and lie and misinform.

  • @happygolucky7179
    @happygolucky7179 Месяц назад +7

    Very enjoyable and highly informative lecture , thank you Prof Snyder for sharing your knowledge and expertise.

  • @user-zc5lk2fv9r
    @user-zc5lk2fv9r Месяц назад +5

    Wow! It was a great lecture. I am impressed and interested in listening to Prof. Snyder. Thank you very much for your work and for sharing the history of Ukraine in such tough times.

  • @jacekchmielewski6372
    @jacekchmielewski6372 21 день назад +1

    As a Polish and American citizen, thank you Timothy, for representing such compelling, and thought through, American voice on the world stage!

  • @jeaniewilliams3274
    @jeaniewilliams3274 28 дней назад +5

    Such a rich presentation, I have to
    replay it.

  • @user-ct8wy4tf7t
    @user-ct8wy4tf7t Месяц назад +8

    Extremely interesting listening to prof. Snyder every time, i envy his students

  • @dimitrijuszigunovas3782
    @dimitrijuszigunovas3782 28 дней назад +5

    much respect for Prof Snyder

  • @rostysalvkravchenko155
    @rostysalvkravchenko155 Месяц назад +5

    Thank you Prof. Snyder for such interesting lecture and an important knowledge of world history you shared with us.
    appreciated the part on freedom of speech in order to speak truth to power. Truth is dangerous, especially when it's spoken to power.

  • @hannarpenko2520
    @hannarpenko2520 Месяц назад +8

    Just found a volunteer badge from the "Ukraine Thinking Together conference." (from just under 10 years ago).
    Thank you, Pr. Snyder and VCRC, for all the work now and then ✨️❤

  • @bry.olena6559
    @bry.olena6559 Месяц назад +47

    Ukrainian Poet Symonenko actually calls them orcs in his poems from the 1960s. So this reference has been around for a long time.

    • @victorkorol1933
      @victorkorol1933 Месяц назад +6

      What is the name of his poem ?

    • @bry.olena6559
      @bry.olena6559 Месяц назад +5

      @@victorkorol1933 «Де зараз ви кати мого народу?» or «Народ мій є!».

    • @freedmen123
      @freedmen123 Месяц назад +8

      @@bry.olena6559 The text of that poem doesn't have the word "orc" in it at all.

    • @Bohdan816
      @Bohdan816 Месяц назад +5

      Sorry but you confuse horde and orcs.

    • @Freerunx3
      @Freerunx3 28 дней назад

      Oh yes 1960 far more important than 960 sources

  • @anitaandazola2029
    @anitaandazola2029 29 дней назад +9

    Profound: in order to receive gifts we need to recognize a gift is being given.

    • @MarcosElMalo2
      @MarcosElMalo2 27 дней назад

      Profound and prosaic. Prosaic if you have given to someone who didn’t recognize the gift.

  • @KOldridge1
    @KOldridge1 Месяц назад +9

    Interesting as always. Thanks!

  • @sharondavid-melly1498
    @sharondavid-melly1498 28 дней назад +11

    Wow, thank you, Timothy Snyder! You've opened my world & heart.

  • @AndreiLop
    @AndreiLop Месяц назад +4

    Thank you, Professor Snyder

  • @TracyBerry-oi6if
    @TracyBerry-oi6if Месяц назад +4

    Thank you this is awesome

  • @Irenahlu
    @Irenahlu 5 дней назад

    Beautiful talk, Prf Snyder. Thank you so much! Very cool and interesting details so skillfully combined to create a unique picture.

  • @1midnightfish
    @1midnightfish Месяц назад +13

    "... milosevic.... putin... and what's his name, the guy who's the governor of Florida...? De Santis" 🤣 Because he talks about such serious stuff, I always forget how funny this man can be, and make the mistake of eating as I listen - and... choke.
    Beautiful lecture, immense thanks to Timothy Snyder and to the festival for giving him this unique platform!

    • @pravak6745
      @pravak6745 Месяц назад +1

      As someone who left a state run by a Milosevic/Putin type for the freedom of Florida, I was taken aback. Desantis is not perfect and I still respect Snyder, but he is better than perpetuating distorted leftist media characterizations. smh

    • @1midnightfish
      @1midnightfish Месяц назад +2

      @@pravak6745 The whole point of "never again" is that we stop before getting there. If we wait until someone is "as bad as", then what's the point?

    • @JakCei
      @JakCei Месяц назад

      @@pravak6745 He's a man who as a JAG officer oversaw and took pleasure in acts of torture at Camp X-Ray, has attempted to form his own militia force loyal solely to him, has transformed local education to suppress the history of slavery, and has attacked black and LGTBQ+ communities alike. He's a fascist, and represents a sharp shift to the right for the Republican Party since coming under Putinist influence. The only difference between him and Milosevic is that he doesn't have the same powers to inflict as much suffering as Milosevic did.

  • @solontailor6830
    @solontailor6830 Месяц назад +3

    Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @MicleFirst
    @MicleFirst Месяц назад +11

    I would like to be able to like and subscribe more than once

    • @ArtU4All
      @ArtU4All 27 дней назад +2

      I likes your comment and it counts as yet another one 😉
      And I replied - it counts too 💙💛

  • @user-fu8gy3py6s
    @user-fu8gy3py6s Месяц назад +3

    Thank you

  • @uma_americares
    @uma_americares Месяц назад +13

    📢Hear, hear! for Amazons among us 🤩🛡️⚔️🏹

  • @williestyle35
    @williestyle35 27 дней назад +3

    41:14 respect to Professor Timothy Snyder here for bringing in the mythos of *_Wonder Woman_* . Her endurance as a heroic character and a pop culture icon is a bit amazing - when viewing her true "Golden Age" (of comic books) origin. *_WW_* is indeed a "radical" characterization of a truly "modern woman" of any era. "...with all the strength of _Superman_ plus all the allure of a 'good' and beautiful woman", William Moulton Marston, his wife Elizabeth Marston, and their "life partner" Olive Byrne brought forward a new type of "super heroine". The Marston's were psychologists and were seeking a way to show the power of "love" as a force for good in the world, and as a "strength" of women (though his work would also lead to the "lie detector" device, oddly).
    I sincerely encourage anyone that found this part of Prof Snyder's lecture of interest to at minimum read the Wikipedia articles on *_Wonder Woman_* and the Marstons, it will be worth the time.
    😊

  • @LUISARAMOSCRICK
    @LUISARAMOSCRICK Месяц назад +3

    extraordinary

  • @dsjwhite
    @dsjwhite 21 день назад +1

    He is an amazing man. Thank you

  • @Kerrie_Smith_Khipu
    @Kerrie_Smith_Khipu 13 дней назад +1

    What an absolute gem Prof Snyder is. Single handedly raising the Ukrainian history up to the highest heights and brandishing it as a shield against the lies of Putin! Слава Україні 🇺🇦

  • @wernertognetti5956
    @wernertognetti5956 18 дней назад

    Thanka for uploading this super interesting lecture. I could listen to him for many more hours ❤️🇺🇦🇪🇺🇺🇦❤️.

  • @angies.7689
    @angies.7689 29 дней назад +4

    Excuse me while…… I…… adjust…… my brain.

  • @mariyagonchar
    @mariyagonchar Месяц назад +10

    Enjoy: "Good-looking Vasyl, with his sharp jawline and deep brown eyes, looked even more striking in a black turtleneck." Or "The black turtleneck somehow elevated Vasyl's good looks, lending him an air of quiet sophistication."

  • @andreabartsch
    @andreabartsch Месяц назад +4

    Prof. Timthy Snyder has the capacity to pick up a piece of wood, or a stone, and from that telling interesting things which keep the audience hooked hours long.

  • @spidif2544
    @spidif2544 26 дней назад

    Great

  • @Billy_Herrington1969
    @Billy_Herrington1969 27 дней назад +2

    Ukrainian youth often called Ukrainian "elvish" even before the full-scale invasion, so there's tolken-ish aspect there too.

  • @ASAS-dn4ve
    @ASAS-dn4ve Месяц назад +2

    Trypillia culture was truly impressive, but not the first one. Neolitic farmers came to Europe from Levant, Jericho is about twice older. On farmers way from Middle East in Balkans there were great cultures as well, Varna is worth to mention. Historical science is fast moving forward and I hope in 20 years from now children will be taught about the cultures which not left written history more proportionally to their importance to us.

    • @zipperpillow
      @zipperpillow 28 дней назад

      True, but the Tripolye towns/settlements were much larger than anything in the Levant.

  • @dustyfairview9062
    @dustyfairview9062 29 дней назад +1

    Love this guy

  • @skippy9659
    @skippy9659 25 дней назад +1

    The man knows his shit, and that’s refreshing.

  • @tinayang3845
    @tinayang3845 29 дней назад +1

    Great sense of humour

  • @jacekchmielewski6372
    @jacekchmielewski6372 21 день назад

    1939 to 2022 just over the 80 year cycle. It might just be possible to break out out of this cycle! If we make it through intact in the next 5 to 7 years, I think a great awakening await us.

  • @elselienklein725
    @elselienklein725 26 дней назад +1

    WOW

  • @user-qs1gw8mx3e
    @user-qs1gw8mx3e 29 дней назад +1

    Вітання Василю Черепанину від колишнього студента!

  • @user-xp5id1kh4r
    @user-xp5id1kh4r 21 день назад +1

    Snyder's Talk starts at 14:30 or so... looonnnnngggggg frkn intro, lol.

  • @manuelcampagna7781
    @manuelcampagna7781 24 дня назад

    In French, "hôte" can be either a male guest or the man of the house.

  • @user-sb3gs6jb6x
    @user-sb3gs6jb6x 9 дней назад

    It is so surprising to hear that a famous American professor didn't know about Indo-European languages until recently... I learned about it when I was still at (Ukrainian) school... The same was with the Amazons; they are mentioned in Herodotus's Histories, Book IV: Melpomene, along with Sarmatian women who couldn't marry before they had killed their first (male) enemy.

  • @dmitryyakimenko1779
    @dmitryyakimenko1779 Месяц назад +3

    23:16 Пан Снайдер говорить не про найдавніше місто!!! бо як таких міст тоді ще не було а про "ПРОТОМІСТО" трипільської культури біля села Небелівка яке мало площу 250-300 гектарів і справді є найбільшим городищем тобто протомістом у тогочасній Європі. Яке існувало на проміжку між 5-4 тисячоліттям до н. е.
    Чому я це пишу? А тому що в нас хватає дуже "розумніх" людей які вважають що у трипільців були городи і навіть мегаполіси, але городище і город або місто це різні речі. Городище це просто велике укріплене поселення тобто село де просто люди живуть а місто чи город це адміністративний та культурно ремісничий центр як правило з чітким розмежуванням вулиць та торгівельною площею у центрі. У трипільців таких городищ не було!
    51:05 Маленьке уточнення пан Снайдер говорить не про наших північно-причорноморських скіфів а про тих що жили за Танаїсом(Дон) тобто про Сарматів. А це одне із Індо-іранських тобто скіфських кочових племен чи групи племен яке на відміну від інших мало одну цікаву рису. А саме те що в них жінки були воїнами! І як пише Геродот не просто так заради забавок а тому що був ритуал за яким тільки та жінка яка принесла голову ворога мала право вийти заміж. Звідси ж і пішла легенда про амазонок бо греки які вперше зустріли сарматів за Танаїсом чи за Кімерійським морем (Краснодарський край) трохи офігіли коли побачили як на них мчить кінний загін серед якого були й жінки
    Чому я кажу що це сармати? А тому що нам відомі як імена жінок воїнів так і їх кургани тоді як серед скіфських курганів ще жодної жінки воїна не знайшли а історія не знає імен таких жінок серед скіфів. Натомість у сарматів сусідів скіфів ми бачимо такі імена.
    Амага, цариця Роксолан що звільнила Херсонес (Севастополь) історія життя якої тягне на Голлівудський блокбастр особливо рейд кінного загону 120 вершників на 240 кілометрів у тил ворога за одну добу та знищення усього скіфсбкого війська яке було що найменьше в тричі а то і в десятеро разів чисельніше. Похована за однією з теорій у Ногайчинському кургані в Криму.
    Томіріс цариця сарматського племені Массагетів яка за легендою вбила перського царя Кіра Другого Великого мстячи за свого сина Спаргапіса. Що цікаво являється національною героїнею Казахстану які у своїх легендах про неї вписали ще ім'я чоловіка Рустам яке ніде в джерелах не згадується. а про саму Томіріс згадує лише Геродот.
    На жаль це всі імена достовірно відомих амазонок в писемних джерелах.

    • @georgedanilov8898
      @georgedanilov8898 26 дней назад

      Дякую за детальний допис!

    • @dmitryyakimenko1779
      @dmitryyakimenko1779 26 дней назад

      @@georgedanilov8898 Аще в наших степах ймовірно похована у кургані Переп'ятиха дочка Ассирійського царя Асархаддона Шеруа-Етірат, яка як вважається була дружиною скіфського царя Партатуа. За легендою від місцевих про курган дружина царя під час нападу ворогів підняла ополчення та відбила напад. А ранком виявилося що це чоловік з воїнами повертався додому, довідавшись про смерть чоловіка вона скоїла самогубство. І як вважається в одному кургані лежить цариця зі свитою а в іншому цар бо археологами виявлені в кургані дві різні культури а за легендою ховається громадянська війна в скіфському царстві.
      Якщо це так то Шеруа-Етірат перша відома жінка воїн серед скіфів.

  • @johndewey6358
    @johndewey6358 27 дней назад

    Thank you. Both Scythians and Sarmations which Wonderwoman is supposedly from are all Iranian tribes that used to live in Ukraine and southern Russia.

  • @manuelcampagna7781
    @manuelcampagna7781 24 дня назад

    There's also The Niebelung's Ring.

  • @katewoolf6059
    @katewoolf6059 25 дней назад

  • @kleinweichkleinweich
    @kleinweichkleinweich 24 дня назад +2

    so the take away form Lord of the Ring for the war in Ukraine is that if Frodo had had one of the magic eagles earlier the whole story would have been over quickly. No walking around and fighting all the Orcs just fly with the eagle to the Volcano and drop the ring, end of Sauron in his bunker.
    Airpower matters

  • @hififlipper
    @hififlipper 28 дней назад +1

    Beautiful intro. It was No Zeitenwende but Zeitverschwendung for Europe since 2014.

  • @mylessalmon2569
    @mylessalmon2569 27 дней назад

    Thank you for showing that the modern came from myths.

  • @olenacherep
    @olenacherep Месяц назад +1

    anyone found the painting of the Dutch painter?

    • @UkrainianInterpreter
      @UkrainianInterpreter Месяц назад +1

      en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Otto_van_Veen_-_Amazons_and_Scythians.jpg

  • @SuperRmoz
    @SuperRmoz Месяц назад +1

    Thank you Professor! We have to explore new planets together, but we are still at war with orcs.... Maybe you, people of the world will help us to finish this story? Do you know any country that gave away its nuclear weapons? Ukraine. Because we are f*** hate the wars.

  • @Mellow7883
    @Mellow7883 Месяц назад +3

    Та всі дороги ведуть до української мови. То її просто ніхто ніколи нормально не досліджував.

    • @ComradeHugo
      @ComradeHugo 23 дня назад

      всiм просто пiхуй на цю сильску балачку, даже самiм Х-лам.

  • @redderred
    @redderred Месяц назад +1

    +

  • @yurymaidania6222
    @yurymaidania6222 Месяц назад

    Василь перевзувся

  • @drreaganeliedithphd6526
    @drreaganeliedithphd6526 26 дней назад +1

    Civilisations ont commencé en Ukraine
    Cythiens Amazons montre la supériorité de femmes

  • @oksanavakoulenko2045
    @oksanavakoulenko2045 9 дней назад

    I hope russians did not hear about Neblivka to claim it, as always

  • @florinadrian5174
    @florinadrian5174 20 дней назад

    Small men with weird pelvises? Real archaeologists believed that for decades?

  • @TobyThaler
    @TobyThaler 24 дня назад

    Keep your hands off the mics!

  • @ComradeHugo
    @ComradeHugo 23 дня назад

    They don’t even understand that this orcs-elves narrative reveals their not-zee essence, lol.

  • @drreaganeliedithphd6526
    @drreaganeliedithphd6526 27 дней назад

    Euromaidan

  • @Timmerdetimmerdetim
    @Timmerdetimmerdetim 10 дней назад +1

    I call conflict of interest because this time around his talk distinctively feels like a weaponizing of culture. Don't write poetry in the trenches. Don't romanticize. Keep your mind and view clear in the here and now.

  • @jasonsmith1155
    @jasonsmith1155 28 дней назад +1

    Timothy Snyder should read books meant for people ages 12 and up, and maybe then he might understand where guys like John Mearsheimer are coming from. Although, (from the intellectual perspective of Wonder Woman comic books), his take on the war in Ukraine might makes a lot of sense.

    • @MarcosElMalo2
      @MarcosElMalo2 27 дней назад

      Mearsheimer is coming from a dusty cupboard filled with cobwebs and stale ideas that have crumbled with age.
      The cupboard is built with boards warped with age, the paint peeling, and smelling of mold and must.

    • @jasonsmith1155
      @jasonsmith1155 27 дней назад

      @@MarcosElMalo2 Boys at the troll farm told you to try metaphors? Nice. And super-adorable, btw. :)

    • @georgedanilov8898
      @georgedanilov8898 26 дней назад

      Mearsheimer denies Ukrainians agency the same way Kremlin does
      Very intellectually at that

    • @jasonsmith1155
      @jasonsmith1155 26 дней назад +1

      @@georgedanilov8898 I would argue the CIA coup denied more agency than ANY Academic, but please, explain to this silly old anti-war American how he has "denied Ukranian agency" What exactly does that mean?

    • @georgedanilov8898
      @georgedanilov8898 26 дней назад

      @@jasonsmith1155 we can stop at the “CIA coup” bullshit claim.
      This tired Kremlin propaganda trope is a fine enough example.
      Do I need to explain how it denies agency?

  • @Duke.Of.Shostka
    @Duke.Of.Shostka 29 дней назад +1

    Prof trying to make jokes I front of a German audience 😅

  • @negombo36degrees
    @negombo36degrees 20 дней назад

    Its obviouse world oldest religion Hinudism 6000 years......they have female gods. Just 5000 years before greeks hahaha

  • @gernotplass4872
    @gernotplass4872 29 дней назад +2

    a little far fetched, isn´t it? Are we suposed to think ukraine is the shire? And women should be drafted to go in the trenches?

    • @MarcosElMalo2
      @MarcosElMalo2 27 дней назад +1

      Nobody is expecting you to think, no more than we expect a stone to sing. Don’t worry, you’ve set our expectations quite low.

  • @DominicFlynn
    @DominicFlynn 25 дней назад

    Professor Snyder has his own history that nobody else knows about. How clever. How progressive.

    • @iraivanova1660
      @iraivanova1660 24 дня назад +1

      Everything he mentioned here is in the books, available to anyone interested. What's different is that these subjects are never discussed for a number of complex reasons.

  • @stavroshadjiyiannis6283
    @stavroshadjiyiannis6283 24 дня назад

    Behold the intellectual level of NATOstan.

  • @Lombardo.diVino.-sd2iv
    @Lombardo.diVino.-sd2iv Месяц назад +1

    The "host" Vasyl should have washed his hair at least a day before the event, not two weeks ahead. Too much anticipation is equally bad.

    • @EeeEee-bm5gx
      @EeeEee-bm5gx Месяц назад +1

      Just skiiiip

    • @stefaniamode
      @stefaniamode 29 дней назад +3

      You should not approach people with your unsolicited advice

    • @Lombardo.diVino.-sd2iv
      @Lombardo.diVino.-sd2iv 29 дней назад

      @@stefaniamode so why do you approach people with unsolicited advice?

    • @MarcosElMalo2
      @MarcosElMalo2 27 дней назад +1

      @@Lombardo.diVino.-sd2iv I hope you get paid to make these comments because I like the idea you are cheating your employer.