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I don't think many people were killed in e.g. Slovenia (and the rest of ex-Yugoslavia). Yet we had communism and almost perfect sex equality.
by tomp 11y ago
I don't think many people were killed in e.g. Slovenia (and the rest of ex-Yugoslavia). Yet we had communism and almost perfect sex equality.
- unionpivo 11y agoThe overall number of World War II casualties in Slovenia was thus of around 7.2% of the pre-war population, which is above the Yugoslav average, and among the highest percentages in Europe. source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slovene_Lands_in_World_War_II https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slovene_Lands_in_World_War_II
- turar 11y agoIt also probably had to do with religion. The US was heavily religious compared to the Soviet block. And religion usually puts women in their place behind men.