Insulting the soldiers who lost their lives fighting Nazis on Victory Day. As you expect from reddit the comments are full of people cheering for them.
Insulting the soldiers who lost their lives fighting Nazis on Victory Day. As you expect from reddit the comments are full of people cheering for them.
Saw a few Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact understanders there, infuriating as always
Nooo you see Soviets made a strategic non-aggression pact with Nazis instead of immediately going to war with them, this means they were forever allies and basically Nazis themselves! Please ignore
erm, don’t you know Germany only invaded the USSR because Hitler and Stalin had an argument while drinking tea together
Look bro, the only real difference between Soviets and Nazis was that Nazis were good, actually.
um actually the Nazis weren’t really Nazis, the Communists were the real Nazis all along and everyone hates Nazis so Nazi Germany was good
Sweaty, this is whataboutism. But what about the Molotov pact? Ever considered that, tankie?
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To hijack this thread with a question. I have heard explanation on how Munich was attempt to make Hitler go East and crush the USSR. But how does that account for the fact that when Hitler indeed went East the French and Britons declared war on Germany?
Because at that point Germany had signed the treaty with the Soviet Union
They did almost nothing for 8 months except some proxy fighting. Also, they planned to actually attack… USSR, in june or july 1940. They even started force relocation for this, but were thwarted when Germany attacked France. Read about Operation Pike, even on wiki.
Stalin made non-aggression pack with Hitler to buy time for Russian military production under the Russian semi-industrialized economy. The non-aggression pack shows that Western European empires cannot force Soviet Union to bear all the war efforts so they end the free riding and follow Stalin to stop Fascism.
This is a good question for the Genzhou community
Feel free to hijack it. Intellectual property is a meme.