The Unknown War The Defense of Stalingrad

Neo-Nazi Schetyna (Poland) rewrites history in the fascist style

Neo-Nazis continue to mock the memory of the fallen (and it is only 27 million in the Soviet Union) and want to destroy the memory of the heroism of the Red Army to liberate Europe from fascism

WWII victory celebration in London or Berlin ‘more natural’ than in Moscow – Polish FM

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Russophobe, neo-fascists and desovetizators attacks

Dumb and Dumber
Russophobe, neo-fascists and desovetizators attacks
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Russophobe and Polish Foreign Minister Shetina shared new hallucinations about World War II. According to the Shetena - apparently on Belarussian Front fought exclusively Belarus, on the Karelian Front - Carell and Finns, on the Steppe Front apparently Khazars and Pechenegs. A Russian front did not exist. Consequently Russian Ivan lay on the Russian stove and smoked the pipe of peace, while the other brothers Soviet nationals freed the world from fascism.

Result of brainwashing by the Western media:

Result of brainwashing by the Western media:

Survey in France: what do you think the nation (country) contributed to the defeat of Nazi Germany in 1945?

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