Who are the most bitter rivals in history? To my mind there's

>>2627790
Japan and Korea

>>2627790
Britain and Russia.

Kurds & Iraqi

>>2627790
The Jews and the Aryans.

No rivalry is more bitter than that and the outcome will determine nothing more than the fate of our universe.

>>2627790
england and scotland
wales and scotland
japan and scotland
scotland and scotland

Poland vs Russia

Ukraine vs. anyone.

>>2627790
prussia and bavaria

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Rome and Carthage.

>>2627790
ireland and england

>>2627825
>>>/pol/

>>2627790
It's Greece and Turkey. They're the only rivalry that you can draw a clear continuity between for 1,000 years and still hate each other today.

>>2627790
>The USA and Russia

Meme. They were friendly for most of their history. Even during the Cold War they never directly fought each other and often cooperated.

>>2627828
Dam scots, they ruined scotland

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>>2627858
No reds allowed!!!

>>2627857
If they still hate each other than why are the Greeks letting the flood gates of refugees and turks open?

>>2627877
This only proves it.

Russia and the US only attacked each other because of their ideology. The US never attacked Russian culture or Russia American culture.

>>2627898
Greece isn't doing shit, Alexios. Turkey has what, 2 million refugees in its south? And Greece is just busy collapsing and refusing to pay debts.

Also, Greece and Turkey are the only NATO members to ever go to war with each other. Showing the depths of their mutual antipathy.

>>2627898

Actually they have an actual wall in their land border.
That does not stop refugees from taking boats though, and international laws exist to protect refuges.

>>2627919
What an arbitrary definition of rivalry.

>>2627974
Compared to the history of many other nations, the US and Russia have a surprisingly "clean" history where hey always wore gentlemen gloves and had strict rules.

There is no history of them genociding each other or trying to wipe out each others culture like it is the case with almost all nations.

>>2627793
More like China and Japan. Rivalry implies that countries are more or less comparable in power level but Korea isn't in one league with Japan and never was.

Denmark and Sweden also deserves a mention

Greece and Turkey

Austria and Italy

>>2628051
It;s literally in the OP

>>2627790
Rome/Byzantium and Persia (Seleucid, Parthian, and Sasanian)

Niggas fought each other for like 800 years with hardly any permanent border changes, baka.

All Asian countries, and all other Asian countries.

>>2627790
Serbs and everyone else around them except greeks

>>2627828
You forgot england and france, england and ireland, england and spain, england and the US...

>>2627858
>never directly fought each other
American pilots shot down Russian pilots during the Korean War

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air-to-air_combat_losses_between_the_Soviet_Union_and_the_United_States

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>>2627790
ERE and Bulgaria

>>2628175
Officially those were just volunteers without national backing, that's the very definition of an indirect fight.

>>2627790
Sunni and Shia

>>2628421
The fighter pilots were speaking Russian to each other. There is no question about their ancestry.

>>2627790
Steppe nomads and sedentary societies

>>2627790
Nobody mentioning Denmark vs. sweden, the couple with the most wars in history.

>>2627790
In all of history?

Christians and Muslims, internal religious conflict, etc

Religious wars are always by far the most bitter

Fascists and Marxists

>>2628444
Dang! yep you're right that definitely proves they're the most bitter rivals in history

>>2628444
Obviously they were fucking Russian, and where did anybody claim otherwise?

The post you replied to contained an important word.

>Officially those were just volunteers
>Officially

Why do Germany and France hate each other?

Weren't we all against Germany equally in WW2?

>>2630301
Franco-Prussian war and WW1

Jews vs. the world

>>2627860
You Scots sure are a contentious bunch.

>>2627855
>>>/pol/

>>2630307
They started it at Jericho

>everyone here saying greece and turkey

Why do you guys think that greeks were so relevant as enemies of turks, they basically got conquered and tried to reclaim their land after living under the turks for centuries and even then they got btfo.
Russia and turkey would be better in this case or even austria and turkey.

>>2627790
Greece and Turkey.
China, Japan, and Korea.

>>2627898
All the signsin Greece still say constantanople apparently, so yes Greece is still salty.

>>2627919
Imperial Russia and the United states were on good terms though. The Russians sent their navy in the US civil war and threatened war with Britain and France if they aided the confederacy, and then in the Russian civil war the US attempted to aid and create a white Siberian rump state.

>>2627825
Unironically this.

Rome and Persian.
And uh, yeah sweetie, I'm including the ERE

>>2627790
no it was nato and the soviet union you warmongering CUNT

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>>2630306
It begins even earlier than that

>>2627898
EU is making them

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>>2631429
>19 days

Everytime

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Wales & England
Scotland & England
Ireland & England
France & England

Fucking english

>>2628169
>>2631497
You can do that with many european countries

France & England
France & Germany
France & Spain
France & Austria

Spain & France
Spain & England
Spain & Portugal

Germany & France
Germany & England
Germany & Poland
Germany & Russia

>>2627790
Greece and Turkey is the most bitter by quite a margin I think.

>>2627790
France & Germany
England & Scotland
USA & Russia
Rome & Carthage
Greece & Ottomans
Australia & Emus
Japan & Korea
China & Mongolia
Indians & Toilets
Spain & Aztecs

>>2631512
Found the pom

>>2627790
C'mon, it was obviously Finland & Korea

>>2628101
>Rome/Byzantium and Persia (Seleucid, Parthian, and Sasanian)
Interesting. What was the Persian mentality after being conquered by Arabs? They weren't as imperialistic right?