[Antioch]

I think you need to brush up on your history. Germany and Russia were never allies but the Soviet union in America were allies from 1941 to 1945. That was a true formal alliance with lend lease and billions of dollars given by America to Stalin. The Baltic states were no more invaded by Stalin then France was invaded by America - both countries were on their way to defeat Hitler in Berlin and the surrounding countries of the Nazi empire were liberated one by one from the east and the west. After the war Churchill Roosevelt and Stalin together agreed to carve up all of Europe into spheres of influence. These three made the decision between them to occupy Europe. Today, Russia no longer occupies eastern Europe but America still occupies a vast European empire of vassal states and by breaking agreement after agreement and pushing eastward to enrich the MIC, we created thecurrent Ukrainian carnage with 150,000 Ukranian men dead. Study more, project less.

[dfwgator]

Six weeks before Operation Barbarossa....

German Officers at May Day Parade (1941)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ra8phtzS2jA

[MercyFlush]

“Germany and Russia were never allies”

Nazi Germany and the USSR were inarguably allied in their mutual conquest and division of Poland. The infamous Katyn Forest Massacre where 50,000 Polish civilian and military leaders was carried out by the bloodsucking Russians and thousands of the victims were sent to the Russians by their Nazi buddies.

You may not like this but that’s a fact.

My personal regret in history is that the Western allies aided the USSR due to pressure from their own communist parties.

I can only hope to see China invade and retake Siberia while the West refuses to aid the thug regime in Moscow. Perhaps the Chinese will be so kind as to visit a massacre upon the Russians as the Russians have been all too willing to visit upon others.

[higgmeister]

I think you need to brush up on your history. Germany and Russia were never allies but the Soviet union in America were allies from 1941 to 1945. That was a true formal alliance with lend lease and billions of dollars given by America to Stalin. The Baltic states were no more invaded by Stalin then France was invaded by America - both countries were on their way to defeat Hitler in Berlin and the surrounding countries of the Nazi empire were liberated one by one from the east and the west. After the war Churchill Roosevelt and Stalin together agreed to carve up all of Europe into spheres of influence. These three made the decision between them to occupy Europe. Today, Russia no longer occupies eastern Europe but America still occupies a vast European empire of vassal states and by breaking agreement after agreement and pushing eastward to enrich the MIC, we created the current Ukrainian carnage with 150,000 Ukrainian men dead. Study more, project less.

That's it in a nutshell.

[kearnyirish2]

Don’t gloss over the initial Soviet invasion of the Baltic states, when they in collusion with Hitler divided Poland. In 1940 (a year before Barbarossa), the USSR occupied the Baltic states - I’m not talking about when they enslaved Eastern Europe in 1945.

Churchill never accepted Soviet occupation of Poland; his country (and France) had gone to war to maintain Poland’s independence, and he knew in 1945 that they’d accomplished nothing but a lost empire and countless dead.