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To: Mazepa

I think Mr. Zhirinovsky has finally lost it.
When the Germans invaded Russia, the Ukrainians welcomed them as liberators- and were promptly treated as cattle by the clueless Germans.
If that idiot Hitler had played his cards right, the White (aryan) Russians, the Ukrainians, the Estonains, Latvians, Lithuanians, etc. would have risen up aganist Stalin and joined up with the Germans to overthrow the USSR.
There would have been plenty of time to enslave them all after the war.


9 posted on 08/28/2005 12:30:06 PM PDT by Ostlandr (NeopaganNeocon)
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To: Ostlandr

"When the Germans invaded Russia, the Ukrainians welcomed them as liberators"

Not really - the UPA fought the Germans and Communists continuously and Hungary with the explicit support of Hitler fired the first shots of WWII - well before Poland - when the newly declared state of Carpatho Ukraine was crushed.

Certalinly some did jump into Hitlers fire from the Stalin frying pan but thats like saying the WTC jumpers welcomed the cool air outside the 100th floor to the fire inside.

Let's not forget that the Kremlin killed 15 million Ukrainians from 1921 to 1938 and then they went on to lose more in WWII than all military casulaties of the US, UK, Germany, Japan, France and Russia COMBINED.

http://www.infoukes.com/history/ww2/page-29.html


10 posted on 08/28/2005 1:42:20 PM PDT by spanalot
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To: Ostlandr
I think Mr. Zhirinovsky has finally lost it.

I'm afraid Zhirinovsky lost it long, long ago assuming he ever had it.

71 posted on 09/01/2005 11:48:36 AM PDT by Alter Kaker (Whatever tears one may shed, in the end one always blows one’s nose.-Heine)
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