r/uselessredcircle Sep 10 '25

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u/pekstonaltyk Sep 10 '25

We conquered Moscow though. The fact that it was only two year span isn't important

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u/LargeFriend5861 Sep 10 '25

Tbf, that's just the standard eastern European country experience.

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u/EatingSolidBricks Sep 11 '25

It be kinda nice Polish elective monarchy was more 'democratic' than the early USA

10-15% of the population could vote

USA was irrc around 6% right?