Stalin's plan for the Soviet domination of Europe

Covering the Map of the World — The Half-Century Legacy of the Yalta Conference ^ | February 1995 | Richard M. Ebeling

[dfwgator]

Western Europe got The Marshall Plan. Eastern Europe got The Marshall Stalin Plan.

[Tailgunner Joe]

Germany smuggled Lenin into Russia in order to topple the czars. I guess they were also "collaborators" then with the Bolsheviks and all deserved to be swallowed by communism.

I guess the fact that the Finnish White Guard fought and won against the Soviet communists in 1918 does not excuse them from guilt the way the struggle of the White Russians proves that every last Russian is completely innocent in your mind.

Yes of course I disagree with your pronouncements regarding who is guilty and deserving of communist slavery. Is it on account of their victimization of the poor innocent Russians who had absolutely nothing to do with Bolshevism that you seek revenge on all those who helped topple the Czardom?

I don't believe in collective guilt, nor do I believe that anyone ever anywhere for any reason deserves to live in communist slavery, including Russians.

[RusIvan]

I don't believe in collective guilt, nor do I believe that anyone ever anywhere for any reason deserves to live in communist slavery, including Russians.===

I agree with taht too. And I never thought that anyone russian is innocent. I just thought that russians and nonrussian citizens are all guilty of communism.
I'm totallyagainst that ALL guilt of communism someone pins ONLY on russians!

[GOP_1900AD]

Oh man, that's a good one. I'll have to put that into my repetoir of one liners! ;)

[FulmenTheFinnish]

Oh my god, this just shows just how stupid you Russians are... Viipuri (Vyborg in Russian) was always Finnish since its foundation till 1940 and again in 1941-44. Sometimes it had been controlled or occupied by Russia, but it had always been Finnish. Russia never “gave” the Finnish part of the Karelian Isthmus to Finland, it was already a part of an independent Finland since 1917.

In 1939 Stalin demanded areas of Finland that had NEVER been a part of the Soviet Union, but the Finns refused. Had they accepted though, Finland’s fate would’ve been the same of the Baltic states. Stalin tried to force that fate on the Finns anyway, but the Finns won a defensive victory in both of their wars against Russia during WWII and kept their independence.

Get your facts right and learn some proper English, ignorant Russkie.