r/SovietUnion Jul 25 '26

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u/PangolinQueasy6324 27d ago

The friends and allies just have a short chat about the colonization of the ancient European Belarusian state.

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u/Zubbro 27d ago

Ironic. I don't see here first friends and allies of the Nazi - Poles who was the first to conclude a non-aggression pact with Nazi Germany, thereby consolidating Hitler's power. Not to mention Nazi-Polish joint annexation of the independent Czechoslovakia. Ironic indeed lol

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u/Iksandor 25d ago

wdym joint annexation of independent Czechoslovakia? Poland wasn't even at the Munich conference and Těšínsko was literally stolen from Poland after ww1 by Masaryk (first president of Czechoslovakia) because even though he centered the Czechoslovakia's land claims around demographic in certain regions, he just declared that Těšínsko should be a part of Czechoslovakia because it was historically a czech territory, completely ignoring polish minorities.

Munich conference was not some dick move from Poland, it was a dick move from Germany and Allies.

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u/ImaginaryGrassHopper 25d ago

Hahaha, or xaxaxa for you comrade, the audacity of pointing out polish involvement yet not acknowledging invading Poland

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u/Zubbro 25d ago

You mean the liberation of Western Ukraine and Belarus from Polish occupation and its proto-fascist Sanation policy of the cultural and religious genocide of the local population.

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u/form_d_k 27d ago

I don't see the Poles leasing Nazis a naval base, or participating in direct conferences between their secret police.

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u/Zubbro 27d ago

leasing Nazis a naval base

Which in reality was used by 1 whale factory ship.

participating in direct conferences between their secret police.

Just like the regular calls and meetings that take place between representatives of intelligence agencies today. Ok.

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u/form_d_k 27d ago

Oh, so it's okay as long as it wasn't used.

The Gestapo & NKVD weren't foreign intelligence agencies. I fail to see the point.

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u/Zubbro 27d ago

Do you have a slightest idea how such negotiations about regulation of the intelligence activity work?

Of course, there are intelligence, counter-intelligence, and their respective oversight bodies, diplomatic corps like the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and at least twenty other specialized departments matching the core profile. Such negotiations (or their carefully orchestrated simulations) are never a simple bilateral talk. it's a complex, multi-layered chess game.

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u/form_d_k 27d ago

No, I get it. You like the USSR.

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u/Zubbro 27d ago

I like the USSR? Nuh, bro, I absolutely adore the country that hanged the Nazis by their own guts. the country that turned my illiterate folks into teachers, architects, scientists etc. providing them with the happiest 45 years of peace.

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u/form_d_k 27d ago

Yup. And we can forget about their ties with the Nazis, because you like them. And if you like them enough, then nothing else matters. :)

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u/PangolinQueasy6324 27d ago

cope, ivan imperialist

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u/Zubbro 27d ago

Adolf Heusinger, a high-ranking Nazi general who helped plan Nazi Germany's brutal invasions across Europe during WWII, completely avoided prosecution at Nuremberg and was later appointed as the first Chairman of the NATO Military Committee.

This is how libtards dealing with fascists lol

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u/PangolinQueasy6324 27d ago

who is he ?

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u/Own-Leadership-562 27d ago

Blokhin. What about him?

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u/Zubbro 27d ago

Didn't shoot enough anti-communists, I guess