Surrendered Moscow!

[Evie]

You gotta love these threads. Hey guys, I misplaced my car keys, can you help? It's a Saturn - an American car - but many of the parts are actually manufactured in Asia and Europe. The key itself is American, possibly Canadian, but certainly associates frequently with other of my American keys and my electronic fob who's components are certainly Taiwanese. The key and it's fellow travelers were last seen in a midwestern province of North America, possibly Ohio or Indiana - named after the Portuguese navagator Ponce de la Indianapolis, who was Dutch, or somebody else...

Oh, wait. Here they are! Never mind.

Your car cannot be American, because Poland's car-making is a well-known fact and therefore no one else could possibly ever have made a car.

 

[Domen]

Watch out - trolls are around.

 

[Verbose]

Here be dragons?

 

[Domen]

Both!:

 

[Domen]

The myth that Moscow surrendered to Sweden originates from the fact that King of Poland was at the same time a "wannabe king of Sweden":

"(...) Sigismund III King of Poland and Sweden, having defeated the armies of Moscow at Kluszyn accepted the surrender of the city of Moscow and incorporated Smolensk back into the Commonwealth (...)" - says the document I post below: