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🇷🇺 "We will always remember that it was the Soviet people who brought life, peace and freedom to humanity." — Putin congratulated veterans on the 81st anniversary of the complete liberation of Leningrad from the siege. The Siege of Leningrad lasted 872 days, from September 8, 1941, to January... show more

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24 million russians died because Stalin wouldn’t accept the realities on the ground. He traded lives for land in a war he helped start. He was a butcher. In WW2 there were the Nazis, but also the russonazis. This is a fact.

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The Berlin Wall fell for a reason. It would be foolish to consider trying to rebuild it - and all it represents - today.

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What a comedian my man is. The things the soviets brought to half of Europe after WW2 was occupation, hunger, oppression and lack of basic freedoms. And that's just the top of the list, there are whole books about this lmao

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Russia and nazi were allies

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Да, и в этой блокаде участвовали финны, они соучастники Гитлера. Там погибло 640 000 мирного населения и финны исправно и педантично держали свой участок железного кольца. Это военное преступление, финны были полноценными соучастниками. Сегодня они в НАТО, Гитлера выбрали уже?

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Motherfuckers made alliance with Hitler, started WW2 together, then could not get along and fought one another. For most ppl Communist occupation turned worse than the Nazi one. By the way ppl in then Yugoslavia, where you are from understood this perfectly back in 1945.

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"We will always remember that it was the Soviet people who brought life, peace and freedom to humanity."... Go to hell!

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Any idea why Putin won't call out the Covid scam and the arrsets of Fauci, Gates +

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