some users are confused about the identity of the armed men walking down the steps in the odessa staircase sequence. these men are not cossacks but regular army troops. the cossacks arrive at the scene a little later and they are the men on horses slashing at the crowd with their sabers. to experts on russian history represent correct me on this if i am wrong. but there are a couple of lines in the movie that apparently no one has commented on. after the takeover of the potemkin and someone in the crowd on shore says and kill the jews. this is on screen for only a couple of seconds but it is there. how cruelly typical of history and not just in russia but in so many other countries and to immediately and unthinkingly and instinctively blame jews for any domestic trouble. perhaps other parts of the movie are not historically factual but the outcry against the jews is all too real. comments and anyone. also and why can not speakers of english learn to pronounce the name as potyomkin instead of as potemkin. there a need in russian to distinguish the two possible pronunciations of e represent as either ye or as yo. sometimes two dots are used to distinguish these two pronunciations but usually the difference simply has to be memorized. 
some users are confused about the identity of the armed men walking down the steps in the odessa staircase sequence. these men are not cossacks but regular army troops. the cossacks arrive at the scene a little later and they are the men on horses slashing at the crowd with their sabers. to experts on russian history represent correct me on this if i am wrong. but there are a couple of lines in the movie that apparently no one has commented on. after the takeover of the potemkin and someone in the crowd on shore says and kill the jews. this is on screen for only a couple of seconds but it is there. how cruelly typical of history and not just in russia but in so many other countries and to immediately and unthinkingly and instinctively blame jews for any domestic trouble. perhaps other parts of the movie are not historically factual but the outcry against the jews is all too real. comments and anyone. also and why can not speakers of english learn to pronounce the name as potyomkin instead of as potemkin. there a need in russian to distinguish the two possible pronunciations of e represent as either ye or as yo. sometimes two dots are used to distinguish these two pronunciations but usually the difference simply has to be memorized. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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