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EU_IRL
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Tbf, would you have rather had the nazis or the soviet union?
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Neither, the soviet union fucked over all of these countries for the next 50 years, and even more. Fuck both of them.
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the Soviet proxy states just adopted the Nazi policies with a red flag on top
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They most definitely did not
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No, not at all.
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Looks like this is POV of Slovakia. Pretty on point
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Hungary and Romania just blending in.
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Lol, in the Czechoslovakia some regions were divided before war - Sudetenland was proper part of the Germany, protectorate which was officially occupied and Slovakian nazi regime.
So when the Soviet army came they behaved quite differently depending where they have been because only some of it was liberated other parts were conquered.
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They were very briefly liberated.
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Saved them from the nazis, but some of them didn't want to be saved
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"Saved" implies the change of situation to something better. The soviets killed, plundered, tortured, sent people off to death camps too. That's why people here will say that russians can stick their liberation up their arse - they weren't saviors, they started the war alongside nazi germany.
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Yes? The Nazis operated most of their Holocaust-camps in eastern Europe. The Nazis systematically executed also non Jewish Civilians in Poland, Ukraine, Belarus... to make their "Lebensraum" reality.
Doesn't make Stalin good, but suggesting the UDSSR to have been equal to the Nazis is simply wrong.
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Percentage of ethnic group to be removed by Nazi Germany from future settlement areas
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generalplan_Ost
Look up the numbers in the article. It's not the same, at all.
Also other comments like
It’s like saying: “do you prefer being stabbed in the left lung or the right lung?” both are just bad
8 upvotes and no downvotes or any correcting comments by now.
I am puzzled.
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The soviets killed, plundered, tortured, sent people off to death camps too.
Were those people nazis?
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