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"And Russians certainly did not win this war." We most certainly did, we still exist as a nation.
by gdy 6y ago
"And Russians certainly did not win this war."
We most certainly did, we still exist as a nation.
- brnt 6y agoIf there ever was a people divorced from its nationstate, its Russia. I know the propaganda department does not allow for critical thinking on this matter, but Russians did not win, and have never really won. That I hope will change someday.
- gdy 6y agoYou remind me of people in the Soviet Union brainwashed by the propaganda and confident that it is all true. We have shook off that and got quite a cynical attitude. I see you haven't done the same. I don't have a hope that it will change someday.
- brnt 6y agoNot sure what you mean. What I hope is a human Russian history, not dictated by what passes for government there. An honest confrontation with the past, and not a Hollywood interpretation meant to match the US and to cover up the horrors that have occurred.
- gdy 6y agoWhat you offer ("It would be more precise to say the Russians were an American mercenary army.") by far beats the craziest Hollywood interpretations.
- sergeykish 6y agoYou ignore USSR and Bolsheviks crimes, you know better than USSR marshal about "combined efforts", you look quite brainwashed.
- gdy 6y agoNo, I don't.
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- jaakl 6y agoWell, define winning. Here the looser side(s) still exists not only as a nation, but also as flourishing economy, human rights, democracy, welfare etc. Russia has only the yearly parades.
- gdy 6y agoThe USSR lost the Cold War.
- sergeykish 6y agoI believe he is about wining like German population did. There was no Nuremberg trials on Soviet leaders. Millions killed but nothing.