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[@gorillaguerillaDK]

As a Dane, I’m actually quite impressed about how much Russians know about Denmark! FFS, we're a very small country with less than 6 million inhabitants! The guy who wanted to go to a Music Festival was probably talking about Roskilde Festival, it is the largest music festival in Denmark, and it has just started today, (camp open since Saturday).

[@accountnew7030]

I mean the whole world knows about scandinavian countries 😅 your countries are probably the best in the world currently next to japan and south korea maybe. and your women are even more beautiful than the slavic ones ❤️

[@MrExorbitus]

Only 6 millions? At least you are in the EU and NATO right? This one Russian was already kind crypticaly making up claims through some genetic similarities.. you are also slavs he said :O

[@helgeschneider9069]

@@accountnew7030 sorry, i hate russia.....but there are a lot of beautiful russian women!

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

@@MrExorbitus True, we are part of both! One of the founding countries of NATO! It was due to Denmark that it was discovered that the USSR had a shipment of Nuclear Missiles heading for Cuba! If you know about the Geography of Denmark and the Baltic Sea, it’s quite obvious why such a small country still was seen as extremely important in NATO - add to this that both Greenland and the Faroe Islands are part of the Kingdom of Denmark, and suddenly we have a huge load of territory for one small country! And the US being dependent on Denmark letting them use the northernmost Military Base in Greenland! Fun fact about the Kingdom of Denmark - in 2022 The Kingdom of Denmark became landlocked with Canada! After four decades of "war", the border dispute between the Kingdom of Denmark and Canada was finally settled! A lot of shots had been exchanged in the past, all liquid and none of them with less than 40% of alcohol! However, neither country has set up a border station - as it’s on a small uninhabited rocky island, (Hans Ø/Hans Island), in the strait between Greenland and Canada! Oh, and yes, the old Norse raided the Baltic Shores and rivers all the way down to the Black Sea, so there’s undoubtedly some Slavic blood mixed into the bloodlines of Scandinavian people.. 😂

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

@@accountnew7030 I believe it’s possible to find beautiful women, and men, in all countries! Of course, what is and isn’t considered beautiful also has some cultural parts to it! The Scandinavian Countries has mingled with the rest of the Baltic area for millenniums - old Norse has migrated to places like Italy, the British Isles, France, Ukraine, and even Russia.

[@kejuu6887]

This was nice to watch. Nobody ran away saying they're busy or apolitical. 🙂

[@lvcrmamil]

maybe cuz it’s not political question

[@smart4986]

@@lvcrmamil maybe cuz Denmark doesn't have such a mad and idiotic neighbour as ruzzia

[@Thewhiteandorange]

@@lvcrmamil anything that requires thinking is a "political" matter in russia.

[@G.er988]

Yes, this is a decree, people like this blogger are paid from the Kremlin. This is pure manipulation, so that the Dachans think that the Russians treat them well. Do not believe this video, trolls and Russian propaganda are working at full speed.

[@FadingVitals]

Those people are not shown in this video! If there were some.

[@donquixote1502]

Hands down, Russian people´s knowledge is amazing. I´m Swedish and I´ve seen it before. I think our sisters and brothers in Denmark are amazing and Denmark has so much to offer for visitors. I´ve been to Denmark many, many (+100) times, I know what I´m talking about. ❤Denmark

[@davidrudpedersen5622]

se❣dk

[@l.bergman4481]

Danske jävel.

[@kingdong7517]

It's not about where you are from, it's about who you are.

[@donquixote1502]

@@kingdong7517 C´mon, stop this pretend-to-be wise "thing" It´s silly.

[@JJ-fromDK]

SE

[@goaldeninturnet684]

WOW! Really impressed with Russian's knowledge about Denmark. I always considered Russians to be very well educated, but I am really surprised how they can mention so many people and things Danish! Respect 😎

[@goaldeninturnet684]

@clint clint they are already present, secretly mapping our energy infrastructure in our seas and blowing up gas pipelines. I was not speaking of Putin’s henchmen, but of average Russians.

[@Alissas_wonderland]

My ex was danish 🇩🇰 most Intelligent guy in the world

[@kennethblaabjergfog2197]

Wow.. I am really surprised by how well informed they are. If you asked the same question in America, I am not even sure they would know who we are.

[@grewdpastor]

Most of the Muricans would think you are identical to the dutch! (I know, I have been called Danish by them😅).

[@agffans5725]

@@grewdpastor ... Are you talking about the Dutchlings or the Hollandrians ? .. everyone in the world and the USA knows what a "Danish" is (the pastry).

[@grewdpastor]

@@agffans5725 I just made a remark based on experiences with citizens of the USA during my travels in Europe 🤣🤣🤣

[@agffans5725]

@@grewdpastor .. We Danes do not really care, considering our 1,000 of years of history, not least being the cradle of the Vikings, we just find it to be insanely funny.

[@lolitavine9616]

This is because russians study geography, history, etc. a lot at school and have quite extensive knowledge about the world. And many more of those who studied well at school will be able to accurately show Denmark and other small European countries on the map, or at least will understand where Denmark is approximately.

[@sejed3]

So happy that Niels Bohr was mentioned. Kudos to you, Vasilij.

[@Accolonian]

As a dane, I am pretty glad that russians think we are boring. Here are some facts about russians in Denmark: Russian battleships are allowed to sail through our waters in order get to the atlantic, but sometimes they linger around just long enough for people to get scared and make headlines. They just anchor menacingly next to our coasts and installations. We also see russian fishing trawlers with armed and masked guards observing us. And once in a while a few fighter jets crosses into our air space, forcing our fighters to scramble and escort them back. I think Russia uses this scare tactics on all their borders, constantly pushing just a little bit. It's annoying and it is no wonder NATO keeps growing; nobody wants to be a lone neighbor to Russia, case and point Ukraine. Still, I do think of Russia as a country close to us in many ways. They are just stuck in centuries old imperial thinking. I would love it if they just chilled the f.... down and joined the fellowship of Europe.

[@IoT_]

The generations must change in order to Russians loose their imperial mentality. And I know this because I was born and raised amongst Russians

[@thelatearthurmorgan6158]

Western Europe is on the decline, with their modern monetary policy, woke ideology and sexual debauchery, while Russian society is on the incline.

[@johnkennedy6431]

E f en A🍁

[@kenster8270]

They do this in northern Norway, as well. Fishing vessels with advanced surveillance equipment on board. Vessels that turn off their tracking signals so as to go into "stealth mode" while sailing conspicuously back and forth over submarine cables that connect Svalbard with the Norwegian mainland. Fighter jets repeatedly violating Norwegian airspace in order to test how quickly the Norwegian Air Force will react.

[@dzbanov]

Yea, I spoke to Bornholm residents and that Russian tactics seems to work. They are kinda afraid

[@aarhusnord]

Denmark 🇩🇰 here. I am amazed how much these Russian people know and actually, they are quite precise in their knowledge. However, I don't think we would count as a "Slavic country", more likely a Nordic-Scandinavian country with a Germanic language. Not surprisingly, we may be a "mix" of our closest neighbours - Sweden, Norway and Germany. We might be used to the cold, but parts of Russia will probably get much colder. The Roskilde Festival is the festival the fellow talk about with approx. 130.000 participants - taking place at the time of writing.

[@AntonPavlovich2000]

He's probably talking about obodrites -- old Northern Slavic tribe very close to Denmark.

[@eh1702]

I wondered if it was an allusion to the revelation that, genetically, Russian slavs are the odd slavs out of the slavic nations: they are in fact basically Balts. Maybe this interviewee assumed that Danes are too? (Balts do have some Germanic mix over the last couple of millennia.)

[@alexmangorove]

I read somewhere that the Rus tribe was one of the tribes somewhere around Sweden

[@victornovikov6844]

The Rus began to develop present-day Russia from the Scandinavian countries and they were called Varangians, so there are some roots

[@mastersafari5349]

--- "We might be used to the cold, but parts of Russia will probably get much colder" You, guys, litterally own a giant glacier island right below the North Pole.

[@asynchronicity]

I'm more interested to know how that guy got beat up.😂

[@bantamsmoker]

Maybe he fell off the ladder while harvesting potatoes?

[@malkontentniepoprawny6885]

He said "Slava Ukraini" while he was drunk.

[@OmmerSyssel]

Spent a nice evening with megalomaniac Pootin? 🥰

[@hivera9665]

an underground fight club

[@KristianSloth]

As a dane I'm not offended that they don't really want to visit Denmark. I would choose Norway or Sweden over Denmark as a holiday destination any day. Unless you want to get drunk and have fun at a music festival - then come to Denmark :)

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

UDEMÆRKET ROSKILDEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@JS-ip8xm]

Danes are very VERY lucky to have a country that russians don't want to visit, and also to not having borders with russia. Believe me, that is priceless.

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

LEGOLAND! Better climate than Norway and Sweden! Some extremely fascinating museums - like the Sea-War Museum and the next door memorial park! Tivoli!

[@isnisse3896]

Hørt hørt

[@ericpoeperic]

I went to Copenhagen Denmark for a long weekend in March and had the time of my life. Sadly the largest gay club had just shut down and all I could find were small bars. I really enjoyed walking the city and of course Freetown Christiana

[@free_rad]

As a Russian I’m surprised no one has mentioned Kierkegaard, Lars von Trier or Thomas Vinterberg. Cause all of them are very popular here. (smorrebrod and hygge were surprisingly strangely omitted too).

[@arteomgab]

Surprisingly, Vladimir Dahl (Владимир Даль) - a famous Russian lexicographer - was of Danish origin as well

[@akyhne]

Or Vitus Bering, who built the railroad across large portions of Eastern Russia. He was also the first to cross the Bering straight (named after him post mortem) in modern history. Or C.F. Tietgen, who's company built a large portion of the telegraph lunes across Russia, from Western Europe, to China.

[@yalmogiz_kampir]

​@@arteomgabого, спасибо за интересный факт

[@yalmogiz_kampir]

Я бы ещё Кьеркегора вспомнила

[@deepwoodmotte4136]

if you ask a russian compared to an American, then the russian know alot more about my country (denmark) I like the russians tremendously 🙂

[@lolitavine9616]

This is because Russians study geography, history, etc. a lot at school and have quite extensive knowledge about the world

[@mmitleidt7969]

@@lolitavine9616 Yes, traditionally people in the USSR and Eastern Bloc were good at subjects like math and geography. They could learn about foreign countries from books and from visiting relatives, but they were not allowed to travel and visit those countries.

[@antoniahamilton3201]

Distance might be a factor.

[@livewallberg]

@@lolitavine9616 only in their history lessons they are the heroes and never commited war crimes

[@AahFukIt]

​@@livewallberglet's keep the tone in a gentleman matter and keep the sourness to ourselfes! Im Danish and wen't to school in the US and I can tell you that less than half of the US population if not more couldn't point out most countries or continents out on a map! History lessons there is all about their own history and line of presidents and not much about the world, the live in a bubble of their own.

[@srenjensen2836]

I'm impressed by the knowledge of Russians this time. Very good interview!

[@Ikit1Claw]

And yet they dont know Denmark is not part of scnadinavia

[@frankrikke]

@@Ikit1Claw but we are maybe they know more than you !

[@abodabalo]

@@Ikit1Claw Did you perhaps mean that Finland is not?

[@Hochspitz]

@@abodabalo But Finland is also part of Scandinavia -;))

[@lise1255]

​​@@Ikit1Claw WHAAAT - That's new to me and all Scandinavians. Denmark ruled Norway, Sweden, Iceland etc for centuries. I am curious to your nationality??😊

[@Congobajer]

I'm a dane and I'm very impressed by how much the Russians know about Denmark. Their niche of interests in danish culture and history is oddly specific.

[@Tugela60]

That is because Denmark is just part of Western Russia 😂. Annexation will come soon.

[@Congobajer]

@@Tugela60 Hope not 😆

[@jaykjellberg5274]

@@Tugela60 like wtf dude:))

[@jaykjellberg5274]

@@Congobajer they wouldn't dare lol. I strongly believe in places like Saint P people will join Denmark/Finland lol:)

[@Tugela60]

@@jaykjellberg5274 Better start learning Russian after they ban Danish.

[@AK-ej5ml]

I'm very impressed with the knowledge about Denmark considering how tiny it is, I'm pretty sure that if you did a similar exercise in the US you'd be hard pressed to get as well informed answers.

[@MJ-uk6lu]

They might even point to Africa and say this is Denmark

[@aleksandrassaraskinas713]

Учусь в Дании, и ни минуты не разочаровался что сюда приехал. Жизнь умерена, превосходный баланс работы и жизни. Если есть возможность приезжайте-не пожалеете выбором

[@clucknbell4613]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@TiMbuilding]

С радостью бы! Давно мечтаем. Но пока не удается найти работу там удаленно. Кажется что русским сейчас очень сложно вот так найти работу в Дании...

[@aleksandrassaraskinas713]

@@TiMbuilding Моя русская подруга искала работу более полугода, и безуспешно. Найти первую работу по специальности очень не легко, но как попадаешь в их среду-то всё идёт по накатаной. Наберитесь терпения и старайтесь подавать чем больше аппликаций

[@TiMbuilding]

@@aleksandrassaraskinas713 а она на месте искала? Или удаленно?

[@aleksandrassaraskinas713]

@@TiMbuilding искала на месте

[@mxlktrn]

В школе нам задали сделать презентацию по странам Европы. Нам с подругой досталась Дания. Пока искала информацию, прочитала много всего интересного про вашу страну, посмотрела множество красивых фотографий архитектуры и т.д. With love to the Danes from Russia :)

[@CetinAmsterdam]

Ik hope you are one of the few the smart Russians who doesn't support the war

[@ew4525]

​@@CetinAmsterdamfew xd

[@CetinAmsterdam]

@@ew4525 indeed compared the whole land just a few lives in reality

[@ew4525]

@@CetinAmsterdam must be living in russia then

[@CetinAmsterdam]

@@ew4525 nop my conclusion if a land for decades kills steals lands, gold or other own benefit by mafia who is their leaders and everyone knows and won't care

[@tommyperry8993]

Really nice to watch people answering what looks like a random question but answers make you think about deeper subjects (war, russian people true desires, etc etc.). Some kind of philosophic backstab for your own good, buddy.

[@seapanda7887]

Hello from Denmark

[@lise1255]

Greetings from Denmark: Surprisingly accurate with no real misconceptions ( apart from the "fjords" which is Norwegian) and Surprisingly positive statements all considered.

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

So, have you tried counting how many Fjords Denmark actually have???

[@kokodk2]

Limfjorden, Mariager Fjord, Vejle Fjord, Roskilde Fjord? Masser af fjorde i Danmark jo

[@martinsportfoto2423]

Well, those fjords used to be part of Denmark 😜 (greetings from a Swedish neighbour)

[@lise1255]

@@gorillaguerillaDK we do have fjords, but they surrounded by completely flat ground and I guess he referred to the beautiful fjords of Norway.

[@Thor.Jorgensen]

Spotted the insular Norwegian. Try going outside. I know Denmark has a minimum of 40 fjords because that's how many I know by memory. I live right next to one of them, a 42-kilometer-long fjord.

[@justusundjuno6786]

I've been to Danmark some years ago, and it was soooo beautiful ❤ very friendly people, beautiful nature, stylish furniture ( hygge😅) in the flats I love Danmark❤ (I'm from Berlin, Germany)😊

[@Christian-ty5vn]

Hope these young Russians will improve their situation in the future and get rid of all these corrupt mentally ill old farts currently ruling Russia. Greetings, Denmark.

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

@@cu6upckuu48 Aaawww, what do we have here - smells like a vatnik! Hey, it IS a vatnik!!!

[@encouraginglegacy]

Like the guy at the end? Yeah-with his mentality things will never change. »Idgaf«, look how cool I am like an edgy 12y/o. haHAA 😬 _cringe._

[@volkerhartnegg8211]

dont expect russkies to change neither old nor young

[@G.er988]

Yes, this is a decree, people like this blogger are paid from the Kremlin. This is pure manipulation, so that the Dachans think that the Russians treat them well. Do not believe this video, trolls and Russian propaganda are working at full speed.

[@FATO720HD]

it's not up to you to decide who we get rid of, don't meddle in other people's business 😉 🇷🇺

[@venividiviking]

This calls for a Carlsberg 🍺😎 Cheers from Denmark😉

[@beorlingo]

Probably the best beer...in Denmark.

[@HelenLemink]

The only Carlsberg I had in my life was because the place has only Calsberg or Heineken ( and there was no any other places 10 miles around).

[@beorlingo]

@@HelenLemink I regret hearing about that poor choice of yours!

[@venividiviking]

@@beorlingo in the 80s, i worked on both Carlsberg and Tuborg, it was ok products. I could often remember, how i got home 😁 However, my favorite beer was Faxe.

[@beorlingo]

@The_Gambler10 Polish??? Did not even know there were Polish beers.

[@IAmFROMDENMARK]

Вот это и есть причина почему я поддерживаю Росиию и учу русский язык. Поддерживаю не в войне, конечно же. Но уважения заслуживает. 🇩🇰🇫🇴🇬🇱🤝🇷🇺

[@yalmogiz_kampir]

Ужас, кто-нибудь уже перестанет в видео не о политике и Украине приплетать войну?!

[@Dexxor]

Interesting to see how well informed Russians seems about Denmark, I feel like had the question been asked in Denmark about Russia, sadly it would have been less informed. Good on your guys for wanting to learn about even the smallest countries :)

[@sazianasazi1182]

I've been waiting for this actually. To see what Russians think about the Scandinavian countries. Especially Norway, since that's where I'm from. I've been watching this channel religiously since the beginning of the war, and I love what you guys do. So insightful! /peace

[@OmmerSyssel]

Head of to northern Norway and ask how much Mafia business the locals are into with your nearest enemy! 🤡🤪 You are truly hopelessly ignorant up there! 😴😴

[@sin4rule]

Really interesting why would you care so much what the most hated nation in the world thinks about your country? I mean it seems like you care less what let's say Italians think about Norway...

[@aspir133]

I'm Russiаn, but Norway is my favorite country. I also adore Sweden, Finland and Denmark's Faroe Islands. Everytime I hear Norwegian anthem tears come out on my face so I believe I'm a norwegian in my heart and should've been born there 🙂

[@willek1335]

@@sin4rule I think it's necessary. As someone who is in the same boat and think the same. One can't rule out the possibility of improvement. Reconciliation, acknowledgment of past wrongs, express remorse, make amends, rebuild trust, and move forward. It's a two way street. It's potentially a way out of a dark place for the individual. A light in the tunnel. I used to know a Russian back in 05', who had moved here. He fought in Chechnya. He had some funny stories from that, and I've not met a person with more intellectual humility, really genuine guy. If I can meet a Russian "brother" like that again, then the door is open. If two brotherly peoples are not able to find peace, then what hope is there for the world?

[@sin4rule]

@@willek1335 We can talk about reconciliation and stuff after the war is over and they pay for their crimes. You cannot kill children and then Go on with your life as if nothing happened... People are too ignorant, it blows my mind

[@Thor.Jorgensen]

Tusind tak for du interviewede Russere om Danmark. Venlige hilsner fra Danmark. Большое спасибо за интервью с русскими о Дании. С уважением из Дании. Thank you very much for interviewing Russians about Denmark. Kind regards from Denmark. I hope my Russian was correct.

[@cultural-and-historical]

Wooooo Damark!!!!!!

[@-Egor-]

Greetings from Russia Moscow 🤝. Denmark is a beautiful country.

[@goshadistonto1404]

Yeah, your russian was correct

[@Thor.Jorgensen]

@@goshadistonto1404 Glad to hear that! Thank you!

[@woodennecktie]

yeah you sound as happy as the turkey before christmas

[@mewtew8006]

Love to the Russians from Denmark 🇩🇰 ❤️ 🇷🇺

[@lagoni8741]

❤ from 🇩🇰

[@doddsalfa]

Imagine if this was Americans answering questions about Denmark lol

[@tjohanne]

Yes, but Russia and Denmark are so close geographically and historically, so that's unfair.

[@labcat647]

Most countries are on the other side of the world, international travel is expensive, and the US is huge on its own… I commend hardworking Americans for learning about other places when they need to.

[@akinav]

@@gendunchoepel3480 europeans are aware of all parts of the world, way more than all other parts of the world combined tbh. americans are the least aware of geography and history and what the world is like beyond the city they was born in.

[@Uthic]

​@@tjohanne Well imagine people in the US being asked about Jamaica or Costa Rica

[@MovieGuy808]

Imagine asking Europeans anything about any of the 50 States … they’d be hopeless too.

[@Juuk-D]

Denmark is fun, love to live here i feel so free and the social culture is amazing the festivals are amazing and also our beer OFC, we also drink alot like Russians 😂so i would recommend Russians to visit in the summer during some of the festivals and free concerts, you will 100% have a good time, people are mostly positive and welcoming so you wont have to much issues with any locals unless you ask for it.

[@agffans5725]

And you are originally from where ? (Just being curious)

[@Maja-Danmark]

I would recommend that Russians not come here in this century.

[@Hvanudetfornoget]

Wow, so knowledgeable in many areas. Respect!

[@bjorn2625]

As a Dane, with many Russian friends and colleagues, I'd love to say to any Russians who read this: The current conflict between our nations is not a conflict between the people of Russia and Denmark, but a conflict between the people of Denmark and the leadership of Russia, based on their decision to invade Ukraine.

[@TheTerranEmpire4]

Se Survival Russia på KZbin.

[@NOBODY754]

It's not precise true. In my close circle I don't know anybody who wants any kind of war, but I know that lots of russians really support the regime. Russians don't want war, but they also defend and help to those who they think friends.

[@EmilLönnberg-d3w]

Nice that you are trying to be open minded. But if you even think for a second!; you will see that USA and Nato have been forcing russia to this "invasion"

[@luisekjeldsen1515]

I think the time where the people of russia , is Void of any responsibility has passed ! They have voted for putin time and again, and they where all very happy when russia annexed Cremia, quite easily !!! Now when the fight is hard , to tone has changed in some people in russia, but its kind of to late !!!

[@JD-rt5sd]

@@EmilLönnberg-d3wshut up, warmonger Ivan

[@christianandersson4345]

Nice of you to interview Shaman (1:55)

[@yalmogiz_kampir]

Сххаха вот почему он побитый

[@growsoul1334]

It makes me happy to see our little country is even known to the russians :) You are welcome to visit Denmark :)

[@mikhailova.kabachok]

Expensive (

[@growsoul1334]

yes thats true. We have very high taxes here in Denmark which makes everything expensive :( @@mikhailova.kabachok

[@RockerFinland]

00:14 Wrong. Finland is ranked as the happiest country in the world (6th time in a row) but I think all the Nordic countries are close to the top. Those are very good countries

[@JJ-fromDK]

A Dane here , thanks for the video, it was awesome, I am impressed that the general russian know so much about Denmark and scandinavia, I love it, I like that man's honesty, that he really dont care for Denmark hehe, Norway and Sweden are both beautiful countries, but Denmark in the summer is something special, please come visit :0)

[@JJ-fromDK]

@The_Gambler10 I think Denmark has more to offer than just beaches, but yes you could abosolutely visit Denmark only for the beaches :0)

[@matveyc4614]

Thank you, more accurate to say not Russians, but Moscow residents are knowledgeable about foreign countries. Russians from small towns are not.

[@yalmogiz_kampir]

​@@matveyc4614я из маленького города, с детства обожала Данию из-за любви к Андерсену 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@agffans5725]

While there was a "mutiny" going on in Russia the other day, there was also a ‘peace summit’ plan meeting held in Denmark on Ukrainian request, but the sudden trouble in Russia unfortunately forced The US national security adviser Jake Sullivan to stay home and so cancel and not attend this highly important meeting in Copenhagen, with Senior officials from Ukraine, Denmark, G7 countries, the EU but not least nations such as Brazil, India, Saudi Arabia, South Africa and Turkey, who Ukraine aim to rally behind them in a broader coalition, to increase the diplomatic pressure on Moscow.

[@recoil53]

Those countries you listed after the EU has little incentive and a historical ax to grind with the collective West. I don't entirely disagree with them, but I don't think they should take it out on Ukraine.

[@agffans5725]

@@recoil53 ... Which is why Ukraine invited them to a peace summit meeting in Denmark, probably because Denmark is in top-2 regarding weaponry and financial support to Ukraine along with Norway per GDP and per capita, but the secretary general of NATO is Norwegian, so Denmark would be the most obvious choice for Ukraine to host the negotiations, considering that the countries in question have no axe to grind with Denmark.

[@Ragnaroz6000]

​@@agffans5725 Hey now... As the birthplace and decendants of the Vikings, we do historically know a thing or two about how best to grind your axe - so feel free to bring it along :)

[@deborahdean8867]

They go visit zelensky in Kiev yet you expect me to believe that prigozhin little drama is scaring them away from Denmark? I suppose you believe everything they say. More likely nobody but the G 7 were going to show up..... and it's a US holiday weekend.

[@agffans5725]

@@deborahdean8867 ..The meeting was held and everyone showed up, except for Jake Sullivan, because being the US national security adviser he could not leave the USA so long as there was a mutiny going on in Russia that potentially could lead to Putin pushing the nuke button.

[@soulrobotics]

I love these interviews, man! no filter, people seems free to speak, confortable ,... showing there are soul there!. When ther is soul there is beauty and "the beauty will save the world " F.D.

[@FarmerSchinken]

They are surprisingly knowledgeable about Denmark

[@daydays12]

That surprised me too.

[@isnisse3896]

Vi slår over vores vægt

[@OmmerSyssel]

Perhaps while DK is a NATO member efficiently blocking maritime access to important RuZZian infrastructure? A totalitarian school system where people are feeded with lies and imperialistic nonsense to willingly attack independent neighbours isn't admirable!

[@yanarodionova9638]

May be that will make you think about that this highly educated nation is not mistaken about current political situation? And the Western propaganda just portrays them like uneducated uncivilized stupid mob? May be you are “the mob” and “the bully”?

[@lo-fihub6509]

Мб потому что в школе учат историю и географию вместо 300 видов сексуальных ориентаций

[@ilb473]

I would have mentioned the Empress Maria Feodorovna (Dagmar of Denmark)

[@bluejesus105]

1:55 I wanna talk to this guy for some reason.

[@daviddavies3637]

Ask an American and the answer would most likely be "that's not a real country." I will say this for younger Russians. They seem to be better informed about the world outside their borders than Americans of the same age.

[@erikpeterson25]

Interesting responses....many seem to have some knowledge about Denmark ..👍

[@williamhayes981]

The thumbnail is absolutely insane 🤣

[@cristop5]

They seem well educated. Try this in America and many people wouldn't even know what continent Denmark is on. Or what a continent is.

[@cristop5]

@harrysatchel My opinions are just based on videos of street interviews, so if they're out of line that's why. I haven't been, but would love to go.

[@hitrapperandartistdababy]

@harrysatchelI’ve been to Los angeles, Las Vegas, San Diego and Orlando lovely places

[@helgeschneider9069]

you need to check, who you ask. students of a good university can tell you more, then regular people. and also us is fare away. by the way, it seems, that americans are leaders in knowledge/patents/science......not russia!

[@maxajax9181]

😂😂😂

[@eh1702]

@@helgeschneider9069 I was at a good US university when the first gulf war was in the offing, and (just because I was a foreigner) students kept coming and asking me what I thought would happen, would there be a war, would they get drafted (I did not even know how the reserves system worked)… But it was extremely difficult to talk to them about it, because you had to back up and explain absolutely every single reference. Most of these young people were of normal intelligence and some were extremely smart - yet they had no clue what Kuwait was, what Iraq was, where in the world either were; or that their country had backed Iraq against Iran, why that had a knock-on effect on Iraq-Kuwait relations, why oil prices matter when your own country “has all the oil we need”, why the US wasn’t acting as “the world’s policeman” out of altruism, etc etc. It was exhausting. But foreigners there, we all felt the same - no wonder they were so oblivious of the rest of the planet. Even when you were actively searching, it was quite hard to get foreign news from the TV or papers (the internet was not a thing yet) beyond a few vague paragraphs and propaganda-laden cliches.

[@canadaphil6068]

The THUMBNAIL is a classic. Gopnik Paradise.

[@YokoFuongAnh]

I am impressed how much they know about Denmark. I have been living in DK for 10 years already some people know more than I do 😅😄

[@OmmerSyssel]

Never heard about authoritarian RuZZian school system? Why do you think the majority are so easy fooled and manipulated ...🐑🐒🐑 Quit the romanticism, they are threatening your freedom, spying in your backyard and ready to blow up our energy and communication systems!

[@plonss]

I am impressed with the knowledge of the interviewed

[@agffans5725]

Some financial info about Denmark that surprisingly have had an increasing government budget surplus the past two years in a row. It went from a small $613 million budget deficit in 2020 (obviously because of the covid-19 crisis) to a surprising $8.4 billion surplus in 2021 and a just as surprising $18.4 billion surplus in 2022, primarily driven by strong industrial performances, and there is no sign of an energy crisis or financial crisis being on it's way. In fact, the latest government prognosis from 2023 show that there will be more money for public spending's over the next years to come.

[@mrdenpes1309]

This goes for all European countries. Belgium went from a 3 Billion yearly deficit, to a 30+ billion yearly deficit. European Central Bank printing money like crazy since 2020. Germany, the motor of Europe, dug a deep hole in the last 3 years, and especially the last year. Changing into a deindustrialized and de-energized country will show the rest of the world how fast a country can change from one of the most rich nations in the world to a 2nd world country.

[@agffans5725]

@@mrdenpes1309 .. I think you misunderstood, Denmark went from a small budget deficit in 2020 to a surprisingly large budget surplus in 2021 and an even bigger budget surplus in 2022 ... so no deficit there.

[@mrdenpes1309]

@@agffans5725 that is pretty amazing. The opposite of us in Belgium.

[@agffans5725]

@@mrdenpes1309 ... It could be because Denmark's industry and main exports are pharmaceuticals (the biggest Danish company Novo Nordisk is now worth more than Pfizer, Astra-Zeneca or Coca Cola, and McDonald's for that matter). Denmark also produce 2 times as much food for export as it consumes itself, and both food and pharmaceuticals always seem to be in high demand, especially in a crisis. One of the worlds largest container shipping companies Maersk also made their biggest profit ever in 2022, and LEGO always do well, no matter if the heavy industry is doing poorly or you are stuck at home with little to do during a pandemic. Denmark also rely more on renewables and no so much on gas and also has it's own oil and gas fields.

[@elisabethrydeholm4681]

Daniil, can you pose questions about Sweden too? Maybe the answers will be different since Russia and Sweden have a long past history...

[@alth000]

Naah, I bet answers would be of the same nature.

[@elisabethrydeholm4681]

@pjdu5yifutd Really? Not in my experience. Maybe now, it is...

[@leifandersson8754]

@pjdu5yifutdOnly after you started the war. Don’t believe in the lies from Kreml.

[@RhysoTV]

I'm interested to see what they have to say about Ireland.

[@UnKnown-ur9fq]

I love Denmark and dream to visit there. greetings Denmark from Ukraine🥰😍 I remember summer 2012 - in Lviv at EURO-2012 I drank beer with football fans from Denmark, then I went to the stadium to watch the match Denmark - Germany. my seat in the stadium was in the german fans sector (I love the German football team but that night i was supporting Denmark) Lukas Podolski scored 2 goals and Denmark lost 2-1 but it was a fantastic evening, fantastic atmosphere and great football celebration

[@kjensen7819]

Not a great game. Maybe I was one of the DK fan as we had a lot of good times in Lviv with local football fans. I also went to see games in Kharkiv and Donetsk, and Kyiv of course. I hope all will be well in your beautiful country again one day. The best wishes from DK

[@alexanderpedersen8710]

Just come Ukrainians are more than welcome here in Denmark.

[@Hardts]

You are most welcome here :) Peace to Ukraine.

[@gjermand]

Greetings from Denmark. Stay strong in Ukraine fighting for freedom and democracy 🇩🇰🇺🇦

[@manyulgarprsch]

I don't know you but I sincerely hope survive and prosper afterwards ❤

[@lindagonzalez5059]

So much knowledge and nice behaviour ❤

[@trkk7047]

as a Norwegian i am very pleased that people find Norway more interesting than Denmark.

[@ROBBER011]

And Sweden is more interesting than Norway so even better!

[@AahFukIt]

How Dare You! varme hilsner fra Danmark, naturen er skøn i Norge.

[@Maja-Danmark]

I love Norwegian water.

[@ggergger8584]

@@ROBBER011 and Finland is more interesting than Sweden lol, but with Finland it's only because we share the border:)

[@ROBBER011]

@@ggergger8584 FInland is defenition of boring! Haha say something coming from Finland, Artist, brand anything...

[@blueeyeswhitedragon9839]

A well educated group of people. A hate to think of the same question being asked to a group of Americans.

[@andersandersen6295]

They had most of it right. Im impressed!

[@saibot7218]

1:44 As Dane I knew about the physicist Niels Bohr who made first atomic model and made huge steps in development of nuclear energy. But I didn’t knew he also were in inventor of Tsar Vodka 😂 nastrovia

[@roymenik3801]

молодцы русские, здорово знают. помню как то пересекся с чуваками из юар. белыми. ну я особо ниче не знал про них, но сказал де биирс, про концлагеря, манделлу, англобурскую войну и черчилля. они в шоке были. сказали, им стыдно, что о россии знают только то, что там водка и все))

[@zie9171]

It's interesting you know about the British concentration camps in SA........the British know nothing of them!!!!!! THEYdont learn anything at school other than how to be woke.

[@BootneckAlphaKilo]

Some very intelligent and well informed Russians in this video, very surprising. There’s hope for the youth of Russia, assuming putin doesn’t get them obliterated.

[@mirka]

No hope. Those ppl are Homo Sovieticus, living in the UpsideDown country. They know "apolitical" facts, nothing about current position of Denmark on Ukraine invasion. I bet if asked, they would instantly turn into apolitical, not interested, etc

[@nemosius]

Я знаю, что Fly Copenhagen tiger до сих пор работает в России, только под другим именем 😬

[@Ben_D.]

More interesting facts about Denmark: We have sent 1.3 billion euros of hardware to support Ukraine in the last year, and more on the way. Also we are currently training pilots and tankers to run the hardware we are sending. Happy to see our tax money being spent on such a just cause.

[@helgeschneider9069]

thumbs up! thnaks for the big support of ukraine from germany. our goverment could do more.....but we have less.....but taurus should be send!

[@serge6038]

Thank you for support 🙏

[@adrianskog4117]

what is just about it ? Its corrupted like everywhere else

[@eh1702]

@@adrianskog4117 What a puerile remark. It is just because Russia has PUBLISHED ITS PLAN FOR THE GENOCIDE OF UKRAINE.

[@maxajax9181]

So you support the war and are proud of it above all?

[@gameindustryinsider6450]

Great video. Nice to see Russians in a different light.

[@michallasota3524]

I'm Polish and know very well that Russians from big cities are very well educated. Often much better than people from Western Europe. The less understandable is their (Russians) love for Putin and other maniacs and believing own state propaganda! BTW. I myself was in Denmark in 2004 with my then 10 yrs son. Copenhagen (interesting) and Legoland (big disappointment, sorry). But I am a fan of marvels of modern engineering.. Then guess, dear Danes what fascinated me in Your country? Yes ! Of course STORE BELT ! Then longest European hanging bridge and 2nd longest hanging bridge of the world ( now is 4th or even lower - some were built since then) and generally long one. A masterpiece of engineering!

[@DaniMalevolent]

WHO SAID YOU ABOUT LOVE FOR PITIN??? DID YOU ASKED EVERY RUSSIAN????

[@Carlito84Qc]

@@DaniMalevolent That's a pretty hard thing to do with a 5% participation rate on polls

[@alexvlasny9755]

I’m amazed how beautiful and well informed Russian youth is! There is hope for the world!

[@edvinas6113]

Strange that no1 knows were CAESAR self-propelled howitzer went from DK 🤫

[@mrq5361]

Вы очень переоцениваете упоминаемость вашей военной помощи по новостям. В основном говорят про США, Великобританию и Германию

[@robertwombat1155]

Denmark is very tolerant, racism is not tolerated but Russophobia is. 1420 should try to ask the question to Danes about Russians. I think some people would be surprised ❤

[@ericpoeperic]

I just went to Copenhagen in March and it was a lot of fun.

[@reefreturn]

Ha, I have watched all these videos. I'm from Denmark. Love this channel, shows that many young Russians not are too brainwashed.

[@antilopa2984]

ну вообще то россиян не принуждают смотреть новости, а иногда когда ваше мнение не совпадает с мнением других это не означает, что мнение других не имеет место быть. Да и так же менталитет у всех разный, если в Китае запрещено спасать утопающего, то есть вмешивать в его личное решение, то в России не помочь в подобной ситуации вызовет критику в сторону того кто прошел мимо. Так же я догадываюсь по сути вашего сообщения, так вот если вы считаете, что угнетение этнических меньшинств в данном случае (русских) это нормально либо же это не стоит того чтобы начинать войну. То мы в 1 очередь считаем, что это наши люди, во 2 как бы это не звучало ну лучше погибнут тысячи чем страдают и умирают миллионы. И те люди которые жили каждый день на произвол судьбы будут жить под мирным небом.

[@reefreturn]

@@antilopa2984 I know several Russians in Denmark. They came here as veterinarians. Super nice and skilled people. I'm not saying that the "West" is right about everything, but I do say that this war started by Putin is wrong, terrible wrong, and I'm happy to know that many Russians agree with this.

[@wren2900]

Are you sure you are not brainwashed yourself? Lol

[@gorillaguerillaDK]

@@antilopa2984 There wouldn’t be "oppression of Russian minorities" if Russia dropped the imperialist mindset and stopped considering other countries Russian!

[@reefreturn]

@@wren2900 ain't we all to some extent? At least I'm able to express myself without any fear compared to the interviewed people we often see on this channel :-)

[@daniellabuda7744]

I am half Ukrainian half Polish and I really like Denmark as a country, I would love to visit the capital, where I haven't been yet. Beautiful architecture, nature sights, bike life, highly developed ecology make this country a fabulous place to live in, I believe.

[@gjermand]

You are so welcome here i Denmark 🌞

[@richhh9000]

Can you do a video on what russians think of Sweden?

[@SB-pl8nw]

Allahu Akbar as they say in Sweden…you let your politicians fuck up your beutiful country

[@Slavvvcom]

As a Cristian Russian I can't understand why you allow some crazy peoples burn holy book of one and a half billion people?

[@Slavvvcom]

Sweden is a beautiful country that once refused to be an empire and developing in order to respect the interests of its citizens. Tags: beautiful women, Strong men, IKEA, classy cars, hoсkey skills, landscape and interior design and many more good things

[@shar3066]

​@@SlavvvcomWe are anti- oppression, individual freedom comes first. It's not against the law to be a jerk. Why should you jail people for opinions on religion? Critizising religion is something we fought to be able to do and we will continue to fight for it. Religion has been used as a tool to oppress people. So by letting the state control your thoughts and opinions, you are signing away your individual freedom and you end up like russia, where the laws can change from one day to another.

[@cavalr1002]

As of the current political situation and all that stuff. I was honestly expecting them to say a lot of negative things. But this is a pleasant surprise.

[@markmedka1342]

Guy in the white t-shirt knows pretty much. Niels Bohr, never thought anyone outside of my country would know him 😅 Impressive👏

[@mirka]

Niels Bohr is known worldwide

[@danieljrgensen133]

Wauw, this video sounds almost like a paid Russian advertisement for Denmark. It's actually a very small country, with the associated limitations and strengths that goes hand in hand with this fact. Danes generally like to take time out to enjoy life, as often as possible AND am willing to work hard to get this opportunity. This creates balance and makes us more "happy". However, because we are small and have limited resources, and our economy is dependent upon people are willing to work full time jobs.... we are also feeling more and more, our economi getting weaker and weaker. Partly because of taking in a lot of refugees and immigrants, that don't wanna work, but just wanna hang out and doing nothing. Our economy can't afford this mentality to spread in the population, so our economy are "threatened" by these immigration waves, that seems to continue without ever ending. Some day, in a not so distant future, this will hit us hard and danes won't be a "happy people" anymore, sadly! 😔

[@MsLUFC]

Our wealth is mostly dependent on being able to not completely close ourselves from the world, as our demographics change, and our companies need skilled workers, that we cannot fully provide. However, it is true that muslims do not fit with out society, they do not come here for our values, it is a strain on our society. But it is no reason to close ourselves completely from the world, we need a smart immigration system. And maybe rip up the convention that allows ppl to go here to us, even if they dont like us

[@JoanneMe100]

The Crown Prince is married to Mary an Australian making their kids half Danish and half Australian which is very nice. With wonderful pastries, modern engineering, and architectural wonders, Hans Christian Anderson, used to love going on Viking raids a long time ago. A friendly, peaceful, and visually pleasing country.❤🇦🇺

[@elevat1on]

About Norway next! Please!

[@malkontentniepoprawny6885]

About Poland next please! I would like to know if people believe what the channel "Звезда"shows them.

[@Mosern1977]

As a Norwegian, I don't think that is very interesting tbh. Fjords, oil, expensive, beauty and that will be that.

[@Lesyenka]

@@Mosern1977 I'm certain, someone would mention black/death metal (Nordic metal is hugely popular in Russia). Also, Knut Hamsun, Henrik Ibsen and Edvard Munch are pretty well known here.

[@deserteagle4657]

Петр и Каспер Шмейхели, Кристиан Эриксен, Симон Кьер, Йон Даль Томассон, и много других отличных футболистов из Дании. А ещё я помню, как 2 года назад Дания победила и отправила домой нашу сборную команду из чемпионата Европы, с разгромным счётом😄

[@ZeeBo91]

1:13 He said Peter Schmeichel (not his son Kasper) Peter is by many considered the best keeper of the 90s.

[@Zabvenie]

It's pretty sad for the average person when they just want to go to a music festival and can't because of the actions of their government.

[@accountnew7030]

if they really wanted to their government would've been changed twenty times already

[@yellowtunes2756]

Russian government isn't stopping their population from visiting other countries

[@Zabvenie]

@yellowtunes2756 no, other countries aren't allowing Russians to travel. Denmark isn't issuing visas to Russians because of the invasion.

[@yellowtunes2756]

@@Zabvenie That's what I said, other countries stop Russia from traveling, not Russian government Don't remember Denmark not giving visas to Americans after their government invaded half of middle east and Serbia

[@johnleonard7134]

I'm from New Zealand and there is no way I want russia tourists. How can they just have a pleasant holiday while their army is has invaded and is fighting on the soil of a another and the sons of poor russians are dying in a war😮

[@MultiPetercool]

Daniil, can we get some comments about the Baltic countries? Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia?

[@mirka]

.... or Poland?

[@leihoa]

Please, please ask them about Poland (but what they imagine, what pictures, not opinions if this is good or bad or if they hate or love Russia). I can guarantee you will have most views ever for such video, because Polish people are somewhat neurotic and love to hear opinions about their own country (especially positive ones haha but dont hide negatives!). To be precise - I am Polish myself, yes, I am also partially neurotic and I say this honestly. This is, I believe, true also for all post-Soviet block countries, who feel inferior in many ways to the West. Again, NOT everyone, but many people. Do Poland - what Russians imagine

[@q___m2158]

Interesting to see such video. My guess would be someone mentions Walesa, Mickiewicz, Joanna Khmelevskaya, someone will mention his/her Polish roots, someone will refer to politics and history

[@foreverfourteen]

well i can be a sample Russian (never visitied Poland, first that comes to my mind): Chopin, beautiful capital (I know it was rebuilt after the war), Adam Mickiewicz as translated by Pushkin, ceppelins (the dish), Robert Lewandowski, big on catholicism, beautiful cathedrals, the Pope, polonez (the dance) - and as I was born in Pskov, Stefan Batory, who sieged it and whose secretary Piotrowski has left probably the most complimenatry comment in history about Pskov, comparing it to Paris =)))

[@mirkobezic4842]

Ask about Croatia, we are officially an enemy country to Russia.

[@ДмитрийХисматуллин-д5ш]

Bruh, our government is living it's last years, so it tells us about "world war against Russia", but half of Russians is brainwashed the same way, so half of it will call croatians (хорватов) friends and other half is in war with whole Europe (sry for language). The closer the collapse of an Empire, crazier the laws become

[@ИванБогданов-ч6п]

Нет, это вранье ! Мы любим хорватов

[@zhazhozha]

@@ИванБогданов-ч6п Yeah, they're pretty tasty.

[@FrOsTIIDeAtH]

You mean that Croatia considered "a hostile country" for Russsia? Denmark is among this list as well as most of the EU, even Hungary.

[@Kaltsukka]

​@@zhazhozhaAh, a buttery croatian and a cup of coffee in the morning.🤌🏻

[@BjornHansen2]

Lots of great knowledge and kind words in this video! 😊 I don't think this group is representative of Russia as a whole, most don't know that much about Denmark/Europe in my experience. The reverse is probably also true... Many comments on here seems to be unaware that Denmark has many beautiful fjords. What we are missing is mountains and snow. 2:07 Shout out to danish architecture! 👍

[@virshyk]

В среднем, постсоветские граждане хорошо знают географию, по сравнению с остальными, я один это заметил?

[@parabalani]

Любой европеец довольно неплохо знает о других странах Европы

[@virshyk]

@@parabalani хз, я в основном о соседних

[@Gata_Scheglova]

Because they study geography at school. not only the geography of Russia, but also the geography of the World. For example, I remember that in the 7th grade of school we studied the capital of each country. and also taught the location of any country on the world map. But of course, not everyone studied well😁.

[@DonYagon03]

Потому что еще в школе у людей повляются мысли о том, чтобы сибаца из этого кошмара

[@hj8750]

​@@DonYagon03ага, а до 24 февраля 2022 года никто не брезговал и большинство с**бывало в Россию

[@AurioDK]

They seem a lot more knowledgeable than the average American.

[@paulhicks3595]

Many are quite knowledgeable. It says a lot about high Russian education standards. I’m sure if you asked a group of Americans most would know nothing.

[@anonymoususer8895]

America has nothing to do with this. Does America live in your head that much? Seek help for your America obsession. Imagine paulhicks3595 answering questions about Denmark lol. He’d (you’d) get every question wrong lol. 😂

[@doubleslit9513]

Okay 👍. Am I being trolled here or are there really this many educated people in Moscow? I mean, I challenge anyone to ask an American in DC, even around one of the universities to ask about famous people from Denmark and get the answer “Niels Bohr”. 👏👏👏 I was gonna go with Hans Christian Andersen but that’s kind of a give-me for anyone who remembers their children’s literature I suppose. I remember seeing a picture of a famous fountain in Denmark with a bronze statue of him in a fourth grade textbook. Even gave my son his middle name mostly b/c of that fleeting memory. I just retired last year. I think I’m gonna go see that fountain this fall.

[@Carlito84Qc]

I would've have said Ole Kirk Christiansen and his family, but I'm canadian and I love legos and also went to legoland denmark as a kid 😁

[@standbyukrain]

Denmark is training Ukrainian pilots to fly F16, and will donate these same fighter jets 🇩🇰

[@helgekarlsen171]

Fine

[@wren2900]

They train them just to die

[@accountnew7030]

​@@wren2900russians have more losses

[@malkontentniepoprawny6885]

@@wren2900 They train them to make ruZZian soldiers die, the sooner the better

[@helgeschneider9069]

@@wren2900 no, to kill russian nazis!

[@k.a.stensson]

They prefer Norway. Lol. Love from Norway. ❤🇳🇴❤️ hehe

[@theowl2044]

Did that guy just finish a street fight?

[@OmmerSyssel]

Looks more like he was the one being finished.. ☠️

[@DonYagon03]

I think a couple of days before being interviewed

[@Tejah]

Lol I like the dude who just talks about clothing brands and music fest. 🎶

[@sabinadankova7312]

Hi! I really like your videos, they are very interesting! Do you plan to ask people on another European countries? I would like to hear what Russians think about Czech republic. Five years ago I met very nice middle aged lady from Russia in Prague and had a conversation with her. We talked about Prague and history and then it slightly came to politics - it was very intresting to see her view. She thought the Czech people love Russia and are very thankful for the year 1968 when Russian army invaded the Czechoslovakia - she talked about it like the Russian army bring us freedom or something. We call it invasion, not liberation. We finally get rid of communist in 1989 - but that was enough for them to do a lot of damage on people and the country. I would like to know what opinion Russians have on this. We are small country, maybe they don't even know where are we, but for Czech people it is still a huge topic.

[@MrExorbitus]

did you tell her that? what was her response?

[@sabinadankova7312]

@@MrExorbitus Yes, I did. As I said she was really nice and we talked with each other with all respect. I just told her the Czech people see it differently (as I wrote in first domment) and she was very surprised, she didn't know. I felt like it's not comfortable for her so we didn't continue. But it is just a one person, it can't say anything about the whole country. :-)

[@СергейТурутин-ч6г]

@@sabinadankova7312 Скажу как русский (это мое личное мнение), события 1968 года в России не рассматриваются как какое то важное событие, более драматичные события были в Венгрии в 1956 году, на фоне их события в Чехословакии выглядят бледно. По поводу Чехов отношение нейтральное, из положительных скажем так мнений о Чехословакии это наше совместное участие во Второй Мировой, Чехословацкий корпус, сражение при Соколово и прочие. Как не удивительно, негативное мнение о чехах опять связано с чехословацким корпусом , но времен Гражданской войны, карательные экспедиции и участие на стороне белых, да же ругательства дошли "чехособаки" созвучное чехо-словаки (извиняюсь если обидел, но это так, через 100 лет сохранилось ругательство). Еще чехи в России известны Гуситскими войнами, вообщем вот и все исторические стереотипы которые сразу пришли в голову о чехах, в целом отношение нейтральное. Лично знаком был с одним чехом, вместе работали на прошлой работе, в целом хороший человек. )

[@aleniohan7841]

@@СергейТурутин-ч6г The Czech Republic is a great beer, good hockey, and of course excellent Skoda and Tatra cars.

[@lolitavine9616]

I don't know why that woman thought that the USSR had liberated Czechoslovakia. I don't remember that we studied this in history textbooks at all (I'm 30 years old, I'm from Russia). I think the younger generation knows almost nothing about that event. Perhaps the older generation has some opinion on this, but I think most Russians have a neutral or little idea about it.

[@hewi1352]

Imagine asking the same question to American youths. They would never have heard about Denmark og Scandinavia 🙂

[@nichderjeniche]

He asks europeans about a european country. So you should ask americans about a american country.

[@Slavvvcom]

​@@nichderjeniche we all know that average American youths can't tell anything about Argentina or Colombia wich are part of Latin America. Geography knowledge stops somewhere betwen East and West coasts of USA)))

[@nichderjeniche]

@@Slavvvcom different kind of people have different kinds of interests

[@anonymoususer8895]

America has nothing to do with this. Does America live in your head that much? Seek help for your America obsession. Imagine hewi1352 (you) answering questions about Denmark lol. He’d (you’d) get every question wrong lol. 😂

[@Michaelredgrain]

Read one comment or reply on this video and you have read them all

[@jammadamma]

Dane here. Pretty impressed how much they knew about my (very small) country!

[@alinarizvanova934]

I know that about 80% of Danes now think very negatively towards both Russia and Russians in general, and yes, I can understand. We have a lot of brainwashed people ... I really hope for good relations between our next generations of ppl

[@OmmerSyssel]

​@@alinarizvanova934Sorry, you f*cked up for good! Be back when independent neighbours can live in peace and think as they prefer, without being terrorised, murdered or raped! 🇺🇦SLAVA UKRAINI🇺🇦

[@troelsersking101]

@@alinarizvanova934 I think most Danes if asked will say they dislike Russia, then if you go into a deeper conversation its just the political regime they dislike. Personally I'd love to visit Russia, do business there and meet the people there... once putins dead and barried and the scene has changed for the (in my view) better

[@jaykjellberg5274]

@@troelsersking101 oh ye. My first words are always "nopeee, we are against everything of what's happening" instead of just "Hello":)) btw, Peter Levels (the dutch indie dev.) once suggested that EU should have opened the borders and let all those who oppose war out. Move out decent people with money and brains, damage the economy faster. Instead, it is almost impossible now to leave. FFs, I spent like 30k Euros for all the flights, accommodations, and so on in a year. I am really afraid of reading Reddit subs, soo many Westeners are like "kill all the russians", like wtf. Propaganda works both ways

[@nicolai4026]

@@alinarizvanova934 I think most of us danes are neutral/friendly with regular russian people, but we also have some idiots :)

[@Minzalin]

1:24 He said Peter Schmeichel, the picture is of Kasper his son.

[@PalleRasmussen]

I am a Dane and I have an Ma in history and political science. Up until the invasion of Ukraine- even through the Chechen crisis- Denmark and Russia always had good diplomatic relations, and Russian diplomatic instructions to the embassy in Copenhagen reminded them of the good relationship and the need to uphold it. In fact according to some Cold War historians, during that era; the US often would use Denmark as an unofficial back door connection with the USSR.

[@Pleplerhep]

Odd how such a small country has so many accomplishments

[@zhazhozha]

Well, at one time Denmark was a superpower

[@OmmerSyssel]

Good people busy creating a good society 🙂✌🏻🍻 Wonder what megalomaniac RuZZians are obsessed with 🤔💩🤷🏼

[@jakel8627]

Everyone in Russia reacting like they got asked about someone they got a hardcore crush one

[@NOBODY754]

Russia didn't miss any hugge trend. We have lots of scandinavian influence in cafeterias, restaurants and in design here in Russia.

[@geodezix]

1:55 guy looks like he just left a bar fight

[@chas4life]

Really interesting responses. It seems that Russian people actually know quite a lot about Denmark and that was unexpected. As a side not... I notice that Russian people often wear US branded clothing (Yankees baseball hats, Carhartt clothing). With all the negative views of the United States, I would think people would not wear USA stuff.

[@nicknv1374]

Young Russians mostly don't hate the USA

[@anonymoususer8895]

Yes but you have to remember that Russians are stupid.