Dmitry wrote:
> On 6 May, 21:26, Alberto <parme...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>> Dmitry wrote:
>>> On 6 May, 20:01, EZ <zvi...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>> On May 6, 1:52 pm, vello <vellok...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>>> On May 6, 7:24 pm, Mikhail Medved <mikhail_b...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>>>>>> On May 6, 1945, Soviet Army liberated Wroclaw, which was the German
>>>>>> city of Breslau at that time.
>>>>> In case it was German back then word 2liberation2 is hardly useable
:-)
>>>> Good point - this is very relative - especially when it is not
defined
>>>> who is liberated from what.
>>>> Perhaps the soviets liberated Breslau from Germans? (they also
>>>> liberated the Baltics from the Balts - by sending them to Siberia/
>>>> forcing them into exile)
>>> I think it was Andrius who pointed out that de****tation of Balts to
>>> Siberia was necessary in order to enhance the living standards of
>>> those who remained.
>>>> The nazis on the other hand not long before were 'liberating' the
>>>> Auszwitz prisoners as well - 'Arbeit macht frei' - no?
>>> I'm sure Hitler learned few tips from Stalin.
>> One out of Russians diet in WWII. So what did Hitler learn from Stalin?
>
> He learnt how to run a totalitarian state in contem****ary world.
>
>> The gas chambers were a German idea and the Aryan race idea too.
>
> Concentration camps we invented in Soviet Russia
Concentration camps were invented by British during invasion of South
Africa.
VM.
> and the idea of
> "homosovieticus" is not very different from "supperiority of a race".
>
>> Hitler wanted to kill all subhumans which meant Jews, Blacks and
Asians.
>> Slavic people too. So what did Hitler learn from Stalin?
>> Didn't the Fins liberated Finland from the Sami people and didn't all
>> people on this earth always migrated from one place to an other?
>> Be happy for what you got. Things could have been much worse.
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> -))I'm not the one who complains very much, am I?
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