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    Here is some generally accepted terminology about...

    Here is some generally accepted terminology about the A/O thing: оканье and аканье (in both words the first syllable is stressed). We say они окают about northern speakers and мы акаем about...
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    Denmark-Norway, Poland-Lithuania, Saxony and...

    Denmark-Norway, Poland-Lithuania, Saxony and Russia joined in the Northern Union against Sweden in 1699-1700.
    But only Russia remained an active member of this union all the time during the Great...
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    Every youtube video with Lukashenko features some...

    Every youtube video with Lukashenko features some elements of Belarussian accent, but not in every word.
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    Another excellent А/О example - "Россия молодая":...

    Another excellent А/О example - "Россия молодая":

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKjZjSt9WW8

    In this TV series the protagonist Ivan Ryabov (he is a real historical figure, a Pomor, i.e. a...
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    А/О thing is much rarer than Г/Х thing if we...

    А/О thing is much rarer than Г/Х thing if we speak of all Russia. Zuganov, for example, speaks with the southern variety of Г/Х, but I don't know any TV personality who has А/О issue in his/her...
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    Pronunciation of Russian has its regional...

    Pronunciation of Russian has its regional varieties too. The Г/Х issue is probably the most noticable one - southerners (close to Ukraine) say Х instead of Г. Other well-known difference is А/О...
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    BTW, there are some Russian pseudoscientists who...

    BTW, there are some Russian pseudoscientists who think that most of world history stems from Russian history.
    This picture is a parody on their views:...
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    I'd write man as мэн and men as мен.

    I'd write man as мэн and men as мен.
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    I think that pronouncing ш instead of щ sounds...

    I think that pronouncing ш instead of щ sounds like speaking Russian with Belarussian accent :grin:
    Like these two guys, for example:

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlUvUTWaFBw
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