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What Russia did is save Latvia from being liquidated entirely by the Nazis.
by VagueMag 3y ago
What Russia did is save Latvia from being liquidated entirely by the Nazis.
- jleyank 3y agoErr, the USSR liberated Latvia in 1940 following the terms of the German-Soviet treaty that facilitated the start of ww ii. Given that it took 50 years to become un-liberated its an open question whose rule would have been less severe (outside of particular ethnic or religious groups).
- VagueMag 3y ago> outside of particular ethnic or religious groups lol
- ghostwriter 3y ago> following the terms of the German-Soviet treaty that facilitated the start of ww ii. Correction: you were meant to say British-French-Polish-German treaty of 30th September 1938, that provided "legal" grounds for the German, Polish, and Hungarian annexation of pieces of land of Czechoslovakia, preceded by the United Kingdom and France "informally" asking Czechoslovakia to cede its Sudetenland territory to Germany on 20th September, which was followed by Polish territorial demands brought on 21 September and Hungarian on 22th September.