So, as some of you may know, the username 'Shchors' comes from the name of a Soviet war hero by the name of Nikolay Shchors who perished during the Russian Civil War. His name has spawned films, songs, and numerous paintings and towns being dedicated to him and his memory. If I ever wished to upload the most iconic of the songs (Песня о Щорсе - Song about Shchors) the name may cause confusion, and so I was thinking the name be changed to something for which there are no songs directly named after. Páirtíneach is the Irish word for 'Partisan', the legacy of the Partisans not being lost on the communists of the world with the legacy of the heroic Partisans of Albania, the Yugoslavian Partisans who were betrayed by the Titoite fascists, the Partisans of Amur, and many others. There were never Partisans in Ireland of the same type as the Albanian or Yugoslavian Partisans, but there was the IRA, Irish Citizen Army, and many others who resembled them. I feel Páirtíneach is obscure and unique enough then, with the Irish language not being known by many, to serve as a new username but, to avoid confusion and to honour the opinions of the many, many viewers and subscribers I will ask you If the name should be changed.
Páirtíneach
So, as some of you may know, the username 'Shchors' comes from the name of a Soviet war hero by the name of Nikolay Shchors who perished during the Russian Civil War. His name has spawned films, songs, and numerous paintings and towns being dedicated to him and his memory. If I ever wished to upload the most iconic of the songs (Песня о Щорсе - Song about Shchors) the name may cause confusion, and so I was thinking the name be changed to something for which there are no songs directly named after. Páirtíneach is the Irish word for 'Partisan', the legacy of the Partisans not being lost on the communists of the world with the legacy of the heroic Partisans of Albania, the Yugoslavian Partisans who were betrayed by the Titoite fascists, the Partisans of Amur, and many others. There were never Partisans in Ireland of the same type as the Albanian or Yugoslavian Partisans, but there was the IRA, Irish Citizen Army, and many others who resembled them. I feel Páirtíneach is obscure and unique enough then, with the Irish language not being known by many, to serve as a new username but, to avoid confusion and to honour the opinions of the many, many viewers and subscribers I will ask you If the name should be changed.
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