The fact that a certain city was already standing on the site of today's Washington is indicated not only by the speed of creating its detailed plan, without waiting for the technical services to draw up a plan of the area. There are several maps that show the presence of a settlement on this place and an old, but still known story about an English sailor who got lost in the new lands of America and stumbled upon the rich and large city of Norumbega.
He describes it approximately as the Emerald City, all magical and sparkling, even with roads made of precious stones. Probably it was not so, a man wandered for several weeks without food and water, slept in the company of predatory animals, so Lenin's hut would seem to him a palace.
In this version, one of the possible hidden moves of history, I will consider it as a Tartar (Scythian, Golden Horde, etc.) city and this will logically continue the seizure of Moscow by St. Petersburg, which I described here: "How Alexander and Napoleon cleared a place for the present Moscow ".
Construction of Washington officially began in 1793, after a commission came down from the mountains and brought back the results of a three-year study of the area. While the crux of the matter and the Americans were busy with construction, the ships of the British emerged from behind the cape and attacked the honest workers. What barbarism, you say, because until recently they promised to forget about their former colonies.
Well, so did Napoleon, a month before the attack on Russia, he wrote to Alexander that he loved and respected him immensely. He bows down in every possible way and is ready, either to ask for the hand of his sister, or his own hand, or to put his sister under Alexander. Did Napoleon have sisters at all?
On the right, in an hour, not the Tartars (Scythians, Aryans, Hyperboreans, etc.)?
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And then bam and 1812 and the war. That's how the British, like there is a peace treaty, and then bang 1812 and the war.
And here not only our troubadours of world Tartary began to burn. American lovers of the past felt that a little more and one of them may turn out to be a descendant of a great one in the past, but multiplied by zero in the current, global Tartary. They have, and so far, the disagreements between the North and the South, so now the descendants of the Confederates felt that perhaps they were beaten not only during the Civil War, but also twice before. Moreover, as it may turn out, on their own territory.
So if you take Tartary, as on this map, considering that its territories are outlined in yellow:
Tartary and, as it were, Tartar America.
It can be assumed that the identical years of great wars on American and Russian territory are an attack on a single state from two sides.
1773-75 - The Pugachev uprising, which in this paradigm looks like Russia's attack on Tartary from the West
1775 -1783 The American Revolutionary War looks like an attack from the east.
And the second part, described in the story as
1812 - Patriotic War of 1812, Napoleon's invasion.
1812 - Second American War of Independence or Anglo-American War.
In the second sync, according to the official version, Russia defeated France, and America drove the British away. But if you look more closely, then there is a very high probability that the opponents acted at the same time, against the third participant. Some details of why this looks like the truth, I described in the note the link to which I gave above.
Americans also see such coincidences:
For some reason the French burned Moscow and fled, the British burned Washington and left themselves. To burn good, in the eyes of capitalists, is the height of madness.
Pyro, damn it, mana.
Then they wonder how these armies could have fought after sunset? You can tell them apart, figs!
And, already, on the face & hellip;
Who where?
And these were only the main battles. The complete suppression and destruction of the former global state continued until the end of the 19th century. American Civil War. Russian Crimean-Turkish campaigns.
Interestingly, should we be proud to be the heirs of the Romanov invaders?
