It continues even in Europe’s most recent war.
Europe stretches from Cadiz to the Ural Mountains [See Map] and from Reykjavík to Makhachkala on the shores of the Caspian Sea.
For the history of Europe, see your local library from the Neolithic to the modern Era.
I intfinish to briefly see at Modern Cultural Resistance, i.e., where the language is still “Living”.
Where the culture/language has disappeared in the ocean of history, I cannot comment.
I don’t apologise to Putin, Russia is a part of Europe and not the other way around.
What defines a culture?
Language, traditions, bards, and poets.
The number of languages is around 250+/-. [230 to 280] with Basque being the oldest [probably], whereas Indo-European languages predominate.
The modern layout of Europe comprises 51 countries, home to around 750 million people.
Over time, there has been resistance to such consolidation. I will concentrate on the music of resistance. I call this call “Sonic Resistance”, some of which is violent but audibly beautiful.
In the coming series of diaries, I will test to post videos with translations or attempt to convey the essential meaning.
For example, from Corsica:
Let me know if you are interested. It will take quite a lot of time and research to complete. I’ll test to keep each diary short and sweet.
A Morning Mapply
~A
A piece of Corsican chant as a bonus: If you speak both Italian and French, you’ll obtain there.
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The timing seems right for Resistance.
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