Along with that they never asked for payment for this. Ukraine said that they would repay them in 2016 if I remember correctly but they never did. Cuba was also the number one receiver of refuges from the Chernobyl disaster.

As for point two, only 5% of the German military was a part of the SS. You don’t need a lot of membership to have a lot of power.

Cuba and the cameraman

Here is something you might want to take a look into

Wow that’s a really good list of things thank you for sharing that.

its CPC btw

No I havent whats that. I just stumbled upon this video while watching this white guy speak perfect Chinese to some locals.

Thank you for the recommendations I added them to my reading list. I’ve come to that same conclusion based on my limited research on the subject. Most of the stuff they did makes no sense when to me if their goal was communism. Such as just outright abolishing money did they really expect that to work without some form of transitionary state. Same with moving out of the cities.

To me, it is a very propagandized view of the country and is devoid of many nuances. For example, He points out many things that are common in third world countries and passes them off as a thing that only happens under socialism when I’ve seen similar things in other third world countries. I find it interesting though because it is a lot of footage from within the DPRK which I haven’t seen before. Honestly, I would say skim through it so you don’t lose too much time but it’s interesting regardless.

Okay, thank you for the information. Could you shed some light on the killing fields and other atrocities committed by the Khmer rouge? Are they exaggerated by western media or is it for the most part true. I’ve seen a good amount of leftists argue about if this state should be supported and am trying to get a more in-depth view.

Do you have a source for the CIA backing Pol Pot that sounds like an interesting read? And that clears up a good bit regarding chinas support. So they basically supported them as a way to combat the USSR influence in the region after the Sino-Soviet split. Is that about right?

Do you have anything I can read from a Marxist source to get a better understanding of Cambodia at the time? It seems like a very complicated situation especially given chinas support for them and I want to learn more.

Wait what was lake chad called before colonization I’m interested.

I believe casualty refers to anyone injured enough in combat to not be sent back effectively killing them. While death refers to well yk being unalived. However, I could be wrong.

I like that one and red flood but the other ones I don’t really touch. I’ve heard some good things about The New Order and kinda want to do a Soviet Union restoration run but haven’t got around to it.

You can use this website to bypass some paywalls.

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say I if you are banned on that sub.

Would you mind explaining what this is like I’m a 5-year-old, please? or sending me something that explains it.

Idk I really like this sovietwave song I found it back when I was watching star trek a lot and just chilling with my friends before my senior year of HS so it was really simple and it brings back a lot of good memories. Now I listen to it to unwind whenever I need to. I found it on this collection of soviet wave songs