Anecdotes of an Era Past
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He's known of Vladimir since the two of them were younger, and Suzdal never thought of his affection towards him as anything more. Now that he was a grown man, he's come to the realisation that what he was feeling was something more than just a bond between mere friends. Though... that can't be true, can it?
(Or, Nizhny Novgorod-Suzdal has a crush on Vladimir.)
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- Part 1 of Ἐκ Βαθέων (Ek Vathéon)
- Part 1 of Death of the Bogatyrs
- Part 1 of Anecdotes of an Era Past
- Part 14 of Memento Mori
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- English
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- 2,125
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- 1/1
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- 3
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It was Electoral Princess and Hereditary Margravine Gundolf's birthday today. She didn't remember it was her birthday, though Brandenburg
and Prussiacertainly did.(Or, Germany's birthday.)
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- Part 2 of Anecdotes of an Era Past
- Part 17 of Memento Mori
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Flowers, they were never something Ottorica particularly cared about. She never understood why her mother, the Archduchy of Austria, would ever find them endearing. But ever since Gundolf, Her Edelweiss, came to the picture, the archdu
kechess couldn't ignore these flowers anymore. Not whenshe loved them so much.(Or, how Austria(-Hungary) fell in love with Germany.)
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- Part 1 of His Edelweiss
- Part 3 of Anecdotes of an Era Past
- Part 19 of Memento Mori
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- English
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- 1,640
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- 1/1
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- 4
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Nikifor had not seen his mother—Russian Empire—for so long, and when she returns, he only wants to play with her. He also loves carrots, the normal purple-coloured ones, not those weird orange carrots. He doesn’t like orange carrots. He has no idea why his sister thinks he’s weird for liking the normal ones instead of those disgusting orange. Nikifor loves his mother.
(Or, Russian Provisional Government fluff with lore in the end.)
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- Part 2 of Νικηφόρος (Nikēphóros)
- Part 4 of War and Peace
- Part 4 of Anecdotes of an Era Past
- Part 25 of Memento Mori
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- English
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- 1/1
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- 1
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A collection of letters sent by Russian Empire to her son, Nikifor Aleksandrovich Romanov, also known as Russia II, Russian Provisional Government, Russian Republic, Russian State, and White Movement.
(Or, Russia II keeps letters from his mother after her death.)
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- Part 3 of Νικηφόρος (Nikēphóros)
- Part 5 of War and Peace
- Part 5 of Anecdotes of an Era Past
- Part 26 of Memento Mori
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No thing beside remains. Round the decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and bare
The lone and level sands stretch far away.— Percy Bysshe Shelley
It is a great loss, to have a bastion of such knowledge be burnt to ashes.
Better to have these things journaled, than to rot in my memory, forever untouched.
Russian Republic felt drawn to visit the palace he once called home. Stumbling into the library, he found himself comfortable in his now-dead mother's private corner, and found a peculiar book. Supposedly one of a single poetry by an Englishman, yet looked more thicker than it should be. Though it felt rude to intrude, it was only then that he realised the true nature of the white leather-bound book.
It was a diary, Russian Empire's diary to be exact.
(Or, Russian Republic finds and reads Russian Empire's diary.)
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- Part 4 of Νικηφόρος (Nikēphóros)
- Part 3 of How the Steel Was Tempered
- Part 6 of Anecdotes of an Era Past
- Part 34 of Memento Mori
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The Americans turned the Soviet Union's republics into children, all fifteen of them! This was a problem, and he had to figure out how to turn them back into adults. It might take a while. He didn't sign up to babysit people who are hundreds (even a thousand) of years his senior...
(Or, Soviet Union babysits his adult republics turned babies.)
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- Part 10 of How the Steel Was Tempered
- Part 7 of Anecdotes of an Era Past
- Part 56 of Memento Mori
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- English
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- 1,151
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- 1/18
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- 6
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With the 1980 Moscow Summer Olympics in full swing, Alaska had been tasked by America to observe the Soviet Union. That was simple, because that had been her thing for decades by now. Hell, she was sure the Russian knew she was spying on her. It was just unexpected when she actually talked to her out of the blue.
(Or, Alaska's first proper conversation with Soviet Union.)
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- Part 8 of Anecdotes of an Era Past
- Part 58 of Memento Mori