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Hace 4 días · During their reign, the Ukrainians, who were ruled by the Poles, sought protection from Russia. This event started The Deluge where Poland-Lithuaniaball lost more than half of its population, you had it coming! In 1667 Russia gained all of the Ukraine east of the Dneiper, Kiev and Smolensk.
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2 de may. de 2024 · Reichtangle (German: Reichteck) is the main antagonist from the Polandball comics. It is a countryball character representing the future Viertes Reich or just a tall rectangle version of German Empireball. On /r/polandball, Reichtangle is only the Fourth Reich while the Second Reich is a normal ball.
Imperio Rusoball es la Countryball que representa al extinto Imperio Ruso. == Personalidad == Era muy orgulloso, presumido, vanidoso, arrogante, quería todo el mundo para el (aunque adoraba el ballet en….
15 de abr. de 2024 · Anschluss 🔊 (or surprise anschluss, or anschluß polen) (Which translates to annexation or connection) is a running gag in the Polandball universe used to describe a countryball becoming a rectangle with small eyes (the "Anschluss eyes") before proceeding to invade and/or annex another countryball.
La Gran Enciclopedia Hispana de Countryballs en línea. Bienvenidos a Wiki Polandball Hispana Esta es una comunidad de información sobre el tema del tipo de dibujo cómico-político-histórico Polandball. . 3514 páginas en la wiki. 17 493 imágenes en la wiki. 205 925 ediciones en la wiki.
The menace of Russtangle. This thread is archived. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. comments. Best. Svalbard38 • 6 yr. ago. I would support a comic in which Poland has a weird acid trip from a stale pierogi. Reply. [deleted] • 6 yr. ago.
Reichtangle, also known as Fourth Reichtangle, or sometimes as German Empiretangle, is the main antagonist of Polandball web comics and cartoons. It usually represents the future/fourth dimension version of Germanyball, but is sometimes mistaken for German Empire (or represents them both).
