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Inspired by the discussion about former Aryan culture in this thread, and particularly Japanese Ainu people, as being part of this culture, I've decided to post some juicy photos that I managed to find recently on this website.
The architectural style should be very well-known to you. It's the same as in all other former Tartarian countries.
The following photos are of particular interest:
It's been rumored for a long time that Japan played a major role as a naval object of Tartaria in the old war, as there were based strategic ship-building facilities. There is also a lot of historical discrepancies in official history about their fleet of warships at the time of WW1 (they had too many, out of nowhere). They couldn't have built so many ships in a so short period of time based on the economical situation they had during the time of WW1 (according the official history again). But if we keep in mind these photos, we can guess that they received those warships as a part of heritage left from Tartarian times.
There is a great video on this topic, but it's in Russian language - View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIfasAgLbPQ
(at least you can see some pictures and text info, the video is about japanese warships during WW1, exactly what I have just written).
The architectural style should be very well-known to you. It's the same as in all other former Tartarian countries.
The following photos are of particular interest:
It's been rumored for a long time that Japan played a major role as a naval object of Tartaria in the old war, as there were based strategic ship-building facilities. There is also a lot of historical discrepancies in official history about their fleet of warships at the time of WW1 (they had too many, out of nowhere). They couldn't have built so many ships in a so short period of time based on the economical situation they had during the time of WW1 (according the official history again). But if we keep in mind these photos, we can guess that they received those warships as a part of heritage left from Tartarian times.
There is a great video on this topic, but it's in Russian language - View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIfasAgLbPQ
(at least you can see some pictures and text info, the video is about japanese warships during WW1, exactly what I have just written).
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