Make love, not war (c)
Make love, not war (c)
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Yes, war is a fun game for those who started it, but did you know that during World War II, in Veliky Novgorod, our people burned their own people alive, thereby fueling hatred towards the Germans, and the Germans were actually quite decent.
That's nonsense... Is this a joke, or are you serious? :)
This isn't nonsense; it's proof. The film is true, although it's old; it's called "Come and See." And it wasn't about Hitler; I was talking about ordinary German soldiers.
And it wasn't about Hitler; I was talking about ordinary German soldiers.
I watched the movie. :) It showed that Russians were really "burning" (sorry for the pun) Germans, but only after shooting them first. And along with them, they also executed traitors. Personally, I don't see anything wrong with that. They deserved it.
Soldiers are not all the same. Of course, most Germans probably wouldn't have been thrilled with what their command was doing. But you forget that all the atrocities (when they made soap from people, etc.) weren't widely publicized. It all came out later, when the USSR and the Allies got their hands on the materials related to this...
Secondly, there were the SS, executioners, and other monsters – troops of a completely different category. In my opinion, this is the same as gathering a battalion of maniacs and arming them with excellent weapons, calling them elite units. These people really understood what they were doing, and they were completely sane when they destroyed innocent people. It's not surprising that by the end of the war, most of them rushed to get rid of their black SS uniforms, and "cuckoos" (by the way, see the movie of the same name) were specifically dressed in SS uniforms so that they wouldn't suddenly have the desire to surrender.
Apparently, the Russians (and not only them) had good reasons to hate them...
And who uses cannons these days – it’s not World War II after all (at least in developed countries). Everywhere, there are multiple launch rocket systems (“Grad” and others).
Yes, war is a fun game for those who started it, but do you know that in World War II, in Veliky Novgorod, our people burned their own alive, thereby fueling hatred towards the Germans, and in reality, the Germans were actually good guys. That's what war is like.
And I, for example, worked in the rear as a military field worker.
War is a fun game for those who started it, but did you know that during World War II, in Veliky Novgorod, our people burned their own alive, thereby fueling hatred towards the Germans, while the Germans were actually quite decent. That's what war is like.
Good Lord, what you're saying is just unbelievable...
Do you know which side your ancestors fought on in World War II?
Yes, war is a fun game for those who started it, but do you know that in World War II, in Veliky Novgorod, our people burned their own alive, thereby fueling hatred towards the Germans, and the Germans were actually quite decent. That's what war is like.
And I, for example, worked in the rear, doing military-field work.