Did Russians use longswords? If not then why?

>>3277458
From what period in time? From your pic i guess you mean middle ages.
And yeah, i think they did. Not sure tho.

>>3277458
They've used Halberds.

>>3277513
that's not an answer you fucking retard is like if I asked did people in England use axes and you would say
>they used bows

you fucking abortion

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>>3277543
XDDD get a fucking tampon you autistic sperg

>>3277458
Longswords were only used by Celts and their French descents

>>3277458
Longswords were only used by Germanics and their Viking descents

>>3277655
>spanish and Italians were Germanic

>>3277655
>What are Rus

>>3277655
>Germanics

They didn't use Swords

Why do I rarely hear anything about Russian swords and swordsmanship?

>>3277701
Because you're not from Russia. Anyways, the Russians, along with the Poles, introduced the saber to the West.

>>3277655

>implying germans didnt mainly use wooden clubs because they had no metal and were shit smeared savages

>>3277727
>implying germans had wood
they used their teeth

>>3277740
which is why they have crooked and yellow teeth.

>>3277701
because you have never shown interest in Russian swordmanship

check out the "shashka" (шaшкa)

>>3277458
I think not.
Longsword is expensive infantry weapon and required heavy armor to use without shield.
Russian main force was cavalry and their armor was light.