A Little History About The Russian Alphabet - And The Letter "Z"

[♥ Lily ♥]

People often like to point out that there's no letter "Z" in the Russian cyrillic script.

The "Z" sound is instead represented with a "З" symbol.

The letter Z represents the Latin script form of the Russian term "За Победу!" ("Za Pobedu!" = For Victory!)



Here's a little history about the Russian alphabet and the letter Z.

In 1918, the newly installed Soviet government decided to simplify the Russian alphabet by removing certain letters under which the letter Z (Zemlya, earth.)

This letter is the main protective sign of all Slavs.

This letter carries protection from the penetration of the dark force. This is the "Earth" itself, as a universal structure, as a form of life of all things created by God.

The very spelling of this letter says this: the upper line represents the sky, the lower line the Earth, and the diagonal line the door closing the space between heaven and Earth, closing the entrance of the dark force.

[♥ Lily ♥]

Group "Z" fighters, group "O", and group "V" are the three main symbols associated with the Russian troops uniforms and letters that's painted on their military equipment and uniform badges. The Belarusians in the meantime like to use the numbers 1 and 2 painted in circles or triangles on their military vehicles.

V is a victory sign, which somehow became a peace sign in the 1960s in America.



The letter Z in Russia is often displayed in the orange and black stripes of the St George's ribbon, (the wearing of St. George's ribbons are also banned in the EU.)

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"So is it X now? Great! Where there is X, there is V and Z!" Dmitry Medvedev (former Russian President and Deputy Chair of Russia's Security Council,) commenting on the new Twitter changes:

https://twitter.com/MedvedevRussiaE/...85099742969858

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I support the Russian Zee's, rather than the Ukrainian Banderites (not-zees!)

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As European countries ban the letter “Z” to be used in support of Russia's Special Military Operation, (they should call Zelensky as "Elensky" then!) and the banning of T-shirts, badges, etc, with the letter Z, Russian troops painted the entire Latin script alphabet onto some of their vehicles to troll EU leaders!