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Irrelevant. Literally any country in the world would suppress independence declarations with violence, regardless of good justifications or not. That's just how
by pastacacioepepe 4y ago
Irrelevant. Literally any country in the world would suppress independence declarations with violence, regardless of good justifications or not. That's just how nations work and has nothing to do with USSR specifically.
- ztrww 4y agoWell Britain allowed Scotland to have a vote, Czechoslovakia is another example, even back in 1905 Sweden allowed Norway to declare independence without a violent response. There are many other examples. So you’re wrong...
- CRConrad 4y ago> even back in 1905 Sweden allowed Norway to declare independence without a violent response. Norway was always independentof Sweden; it was never subordinate, only part of a "personal union", i.e. had the same king. Apart from that, it was an independent nation. > So you’re wrong... Not as wrong as you.
- ztrww 4y agoSweden invaded Norway in 1814 defeated it and force it to accept the king of Sweden as their king. While Norway had considerable independence compared to most other occupied countries it was nevertheless a junior partner in the union (initially it’s foreign policy was fully controlled by Sweden)