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Your revisionism game is strong, pal.

• vetinari 5y ago
  Said by the guy who claimed that USSR started WW2. Seriously, go read some books about WW2 and stop making fool of yourself in the public.
  • thehappypm 5y ago
    https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Poland https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Poland September 1: Germany invaded Poland September 17: USSR invades Poland.
    • vetinari 5y ago
      I will give you few more pointers so you can study it in context: - (1917-19) Curzon line, establishment of second Polish republic, establishment of Soviet Union, succession of Russian Empire & impact of Brest-Litovsk treaty, succession states of Austro-Hungarian Empire; - (1918-21) Polish-Soviet War, Poland annexing Soviet territories east of Curzon line; - 1925, publication of Mein Kampf; outlining geopolitical ambitions of Germany - Intermarium project, Jozef Pilsudski, geopolitical ambitions of Poland - Polish relations to Germany in 1930s - (1938) Munich agreement, role of Poland - August-September 1939; pay particular attention to timeline of exile of polish government officials, compared to "USSR annexes Poland". But of course, you can ignore all that and pretend that USSR had a capability to start a war at the time (hint: they barely defended themselves, it was huge diplomatic effort to stall the attack on USSR till 1941).
      • thehappypm 5y ago
        Extremely convenient your dates start before world war 1
        • vetinari 5y ago
          Second Polish republic was established after WW1, so that might have something with that. Before that, the territory that became Poland was part of Austro-Hungarian empire (that's why I mentioned it above), plus what they conquered from USSR after WW1.