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Author:jason4747
Posted:Jul 22, 2010 at 6:35 pm
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Chris,

 

Some useless information:

 

Per your question "does anyone know what is the correct English spelling of Czar/Tsar/Tzar/Csar/Szar?" I have an answer for you.  Though, as we all know, Al Gore actually invented the internet for porn, one can find nearly-useful stuff out there.  For example:

 

from the free dictionaries out there:

"Usage Note: The word czar can also be spelled tsar. Czar is the most common form in American usage and the one nearly always employed in the extended senses "any tyrant" or informally, "one in authority." But tsar is preferred by most scholars of Slavic studies as a more accurate transliteration of the Russian and is often found in scholarly writing with reference to one of the Russian emperors."
 

Given not everyone playing is American, and the use is directed toward the historical ruler (real or imagined) of Russia not say an American with real or imagined power such as a drug Czar (Lindsey Lohan for example), I say you go with the original Tsar.  Unfortunately this does not really answer your literal question of "correct "English" spelling" ---as the English did not invent the internet and I am not sure how it is done across the pond.  Go with the Russkies - Tsar.


Jason




 

This message is in reply to post 17185:

The tide of battle in Europe swings violently back and forth. In the East it appears the Ottoman aggression against Russia in the Sring was a decoy, as the army in Armenia undertakes another surprising convoy to reinforce Turkey's Balkan presence. Meanwhile the troops who had recently entered Greece crossed the Austrian border into Serbia. Russian forces in the North capitalized on German and French military actions against England in order to seize the Scandinavian region of Norway, while the Czar's homeland defences fended off an Austrian push into the Ukraine. In the West the forces of France retreated from the German region of the Ruhr while attempting to form a blockade of England with several fleets. At the same time troops from Italy crossed the French border at Marseilles but were repelled by elements of the Iberian army returning from Spain.
 
There are two retreats this phase, due Wednesday at 23:59. Normally I could speed up the adjudication but right now it's the summer months and we have a player on vacation until Friday. Due to that the Winter adjudications won't be due until later this weekend. This player let me know in advance he would be absent and I want to reiterate if you're aware of vacation plans or other events that will prevent you from accessing email, please let me know prior to the moment--I understand the summer is full of vacations and am pretty lenient on absences with advance notice (one of the benefits of human GMs!)
 
On an unrelated note, does anyone know what is the correct English spelling of Czar/Tsar/Tzar/Csar/Szar?
 
English F North Sea can retreat to Edinburgh or Norwegian Sea or
           Skagerrak.
English F Norway can retreat to Skagerrak or Norwegian Sea or
           Barents Sea.
 
Austria:
F Adriatic Sea - Trieste
A Bohemia - Silesia (*Fails*)
A Galicia - Ukraine (*Bounce*)
A Rumania Supports A Armenia - Sevastopol (*Void*)
England:
F London Supports F North Sea
F North Sea Supports F Norway (*Dislodged*)
F Norway Hold (*Dislodged*)
A Yorkshire Hold
France:
A Burgundy Supports A Ruhr - Belgium
F English Channel Supports F Helgoland Bight - North Sea
F Gulf of Lyon - Tyrrhenian Sea
F Mid-Atlantic Ocean - Irish Sea
A Ruhr - Belgium
A Spain - Marseilles (*Bounce*)
Germany:
A Berlin - Silesia
F Denmark Supports F Helgoland Bight - North Sea
F Helgoland Bight - North Sea
A Holland Supports A Ruhr - Belgium
A Munich Supports A Berlin - Silesia
Italy:
A Piedmont - Marseilles (*Bounce*)
F ION - Tunis (*No Fleet ION, adjudicated as F Tunis Hold*)
A Venice - Tuscany
Russia:
A Moscow Supports F Sevastopol (*Ordered to Move*)
F Sevastopol - Rumania (*Fails*)
A St Petersburg Supports F Sweden - Norway
F Sweden - Norway
A Warsaw - Ukraine (*Bounce*)
Turkey:
F Aegean Sea - Greece
A Armenia - Bulgaria
F Black Sea Convoys A Armenia - Bulgaria
A Greece - Serbia

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Fall 1902 Adjudication (cfisher6) Jul 19, 08:22 pm

Fall 1902 Adjudication (cfisher6) Jul 19, 08:32 pm

Fall 1902 Adjudication (jason4747) Jul 22, 06:35 pm

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