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So, will it turn out that Koshei was a real person, a Khazar, and is possibly the mastermind behind the Bosheviks?
>Children seized from countries invaded to be ‘Aryanised’
>Those that seized children for that process were inferior subhumans
Proven to be Nazi , Tatty.
@Bastethotep #258133
Good art? Have you seen how he draws the soldiers and how they hold their rifles?
Also, I’m still waiting for him to fully and finally say with his whole chest “JEWS CAUSED PEARL HARBOR!!” like he’s been leading to.
There’s a connection here, but it’s kind of a stupid one.
There are myths from various cultures about monsters or wizards who became immortal by putting their soul in an object and then hiding it. The hero finds it anyway and breaks it, kills the bad guy, wins the maiden, the end. This kind of thing is the inspiration for the modern “lich” monster. Koschei the Deathless is one of the less obscure of these inspirations, and as such had an outsized influence here. But in the 1980s, some depictions of the lich were, basically, evil undead greedy Jew wizard. So anyone who was familiar with that depiction might make a backwards inference of Jew → lich → Koschei.
Even then, I’m not sure why anyone would think that’s a gotcha. Koschei the Deathless is a villain who dies so that Ivan Tsarevich can rescue his wife Marya Morevna. It’s not like Russians glorify him as some “evil folk hero” or something.
(Side note: I mostly know this because some of the fans of the animé Puella Magi Madoka Magica referred to the magical girls as “liches” and it sent me down that rabbit hole.)
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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