Is there a more famous Slav?

>>73962033
Skandenberg and Stalin

>>73962033
he wasn't a slav

>>73962159
>Stalin
>Slav
lolwut

>>73962232
He was Macedonian.
Macedonia = Slavic.

Neither were Marie Curie and Frederic Chopin.

>>73962372
>macedonian
Macedonia is essentally Bulgaria. It isn't even in the region of today's macedonia (which lays south from there, in Greece)
The old Macedonia that Alexander the Great was from was on that land, yes, but the people have nothing to do with current macedonians. In 6th century, so way after Alexander, slavic tribes, mostly from the east settled in those lands, and those are the people that live there nowadays.

As for Maria Curie Skłodowska and Fryderyk Chopin, both were Poles that emigrated from the occupied country, so they were obviously slavs.

>>73962559
He was just baiting you (and try to triggers Macedonians).

>>73962159
>Skandenberg
>famous

no

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>>73962697
I just wanted to have serious discussions about international culture

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Chopin, Copernicus ?
both are polish.

>>73962813
His father was from Kraków, and his mother was from Toruń. Both cities were polish. His mother's father apparently even fought the teutonic order, too.

He was born in Toruń, Poland, studied in Poland, and died in Poland, not to mention the fact that during his lifetime Prussia became a Polish fief.

I don't know why'd you call him a Prussian.

>>73962783
Poles are WENDS not SLAVS

>>73963039
and he spoke Polish?

>>73963039

> Copernicus was the child of German-speaking parents and grew up with German as his mother tongue.[136][137][138]

>>73963039

>Similarly, historian Norman Davies writes that Copernicus, as was common in his era, was "largely indifferent" to nationality, being a local patriot who considered himself "Prussian".[151]

>>73963039
WE

>>73963292
>this coming from WE: the country

>>73963090
>>73963092
>Copernicus is postulated to have spoken Latin and German with equal fluency. He also spoke Polish,[27] Greek and Italian.[28][29][30][b] The vast majority of Copernicus's surviving works are in Latin, which in his lifetime was the language of academia in Europe. Latin was also the official language of the Roman Catholic Church and of Poland's royal court, and thus all of Copernicus's correspondence with the Church and with Polish leaders was in Latin

>>73963135
>as was common in his era, was "largely indifferent" to nationality
Obviously, that usually is the case, which is why birthplace or the place of study are more important factors.

>considered himself "Prussian"
first time hearing about that desu, but:
>His family stood against the Teutonic Order and actively supported the city of Toruń during the Thirteen Years' War. Copernicus' father lent money to King Casimir IV Jagiellon of Poland to finance the war against the Teutonic Knights
Doesn't sound very pro-Prussian.

>>73963292
t. rightful bulgarian clay

>>73962033
he is greek
therefore turk

>>73962711
t. buttblasted mehmet

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>>73962033

WE

>>73962159
>Jew and georgian
>slav

>>73962033
Gagarin, Mendeleev, Chaikovski

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>>73962033

>>73962033
He was also gay :^)

>>73962783
>Chopin
French
>Curie
French
>Kopernikus
German

>>73962033
Hitler

>>73962033
Isnt that Alexander Pistoletov, famous Russian pirate and dancer

>>73962033
Ah yes, Sasha of Skjope, truly a visionary

susanin?

>>73962033
>implying he was a sl*v

He was a Greek, thought. But it's nothing new than Sl*vshits tries to change the history.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JxW8S7ZKRE

Do you think it's funny?

>>73962559
The Kingdom of Macedonia is in modern Macedonia, not Paeonia

>>73962033
Putin

putin

Dostoevsky and Tolstoy

>>73980576
literal whos to anyone who doesnt read books (most people)