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It says: this is our land and our children will walk by our land. The only question is: which land they actually consider as their?
Somehow this reminds me the quote by Stalin which was left on the wall of the military academy in Moscow in the 30's. yandex.ru/maps/-/CCUGfUVd0A The translation of his quote is:
"A single inch of someone else's land we do not want, but not a single piece of our land, we will not give our land to anyone". You might think i translated it wrong but i tried to keep his original style. Stalin's native language was Georgian, he spoke Russian with the accent 'till the end of his days. Also (because of the low level of his education eventually) he wasn't a really good speaker. So he wrote this line with a strong stylistical flaw but no one dared to redact it or give him an advise.
PS Should i mention Stalin wrote this line just a few years before Molotov-Ribbentrop pact.
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It says: this is our land and our children will walk by our land. The only question is: which land they actually consider as their?
Somehow this reminds me the quote by Stalin which was left on the wall of the military academy in Moscow in the 30's. yandex.ru/maps/-/CCUGfUVd0A The translation of his quote is:
"A single inch of someone else's land we do not want, but not a single piece of our land, we will not give our land to anyone". You might think i translated it wrong but i tried to keep his original style. Stalin's native language was Georgian, he spoke Russian with the accent 'till the end of his days. Also (because of the low level of his education eventually) he wasn't a really good speaker. So he wrote this line with a strong stylistical flaw but no one dared to redact it or give him an advise.
PS Should i mention Stalin wrote this line just a few years before Molotov-Ribbentrop pact.