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I'm always amazed by the stupidity that comes with the irrationality of one's nationalism. Logistics is key to winning any war. I understand that in Russia your age old tradition of marching a mass of peasant soldiers into enemy fire until the for is overwhelmed by the sheer numbers is seen as courageous but the rest of the world sees it as a disregard for well thought out tactics. You would have thought the Russians would have known better when faced against a modern army and not tribes in mountains when the Japanese destroyed the Russian army and navy in 1905 but then again unlike the Germans the Japanese weren't worried about fighting other nations on different fronts.
You're just upset that the US military has been more successful in Afghanistan than the Soviets had been. You should concern yourself over Chechnya, which is an embarrassment to Russian military history. A tiny part of the world that had Russia losing and then 'winning' by having Putin double dealing and making concessions to a gangster. You really should shut your mouth if you can't even break a tiny, poor land run by gangsters. How embarrassing must it be to have to buddy up with a gangster than to simply eliminate him because your military can't hold its own against thugs and so you pretty much bribe your way to 'victory.'PS: No matter who exactly invaded Lybia, US directly or its minions. All shitstorms in Middle EAst is a result of US interference in the region. And no amount of CIA payed trolls pretending to be happy lybians would change that.
Out of curiosity what do they teach in the Russian school system about the shockingly high rate of military casualties suffered by Soviets against the far less numerous German soldier who had to fight on various fronts? Also, what do they teach in the Russian school system about the the shockingly high casualty rate of soviet troops caused by Finns? That was another example of the Soviets using the age old tradition of throwing a mass of peasant soldiers at their enemy with the hopes of overwhelming their enemy.
The one thing I take from Russian military history is the absolute disregard they have of their own soldiers. There is nothing to be proud about unless you take pride in being cannon fodder.
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Thank's. That map is accurate (what comes to Continuation war only and Finns actions only; not Russians).
Finns forces were in river Svir and Petroskoi (west side of lake Ääninen)
Just wanted to clear those 3 things (my earlier post).
Leningrad is ''important'' detail...because Finns did't join Siege of Leningrad (even if Germans asked that for Finns several times).
Finns kept their forces quite closely to that city (as that picture showes...but that's all).
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Is easy see a B-29 flying with a nuke bomb, but forget that without the brazilian rubber in tires, this aircraft would never fly...
If someone want give thanks for USA because WWII, please, share it with Brazil too.
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Which dictatorships in the West?
Please do tell me which genocide you are talking about.
That's true. I was just making a point that many Americans did hold Nazi sympathies. So did many of the British. In fact, so did many of the persecuted countries such as Ukraine, Russia and even in parts of Poland there were people more willing to follow Nazism than communism.
Lol. Do I sense an angry young marxist here?
Capitalism doesn't cause genocide.
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