Spaniards in Novgorod

[Rumata]

How was that...? ah yes, Germans were subordinated to their Spanish leader, true?

What surprises you?

Read and learn

The electoral process and the accuracy of the results have been historically disputed. Some of the causes of this controversy include the formation of a new cabinet before the results were clear, a lack of reliable electoral data, and the overestimation of election fraud in the official narrative that justified the coup d'état. The topic has been addressed in seminal studies by renowned authors such as Javier Tusell and Stanley G. Payne. A series of recent works has shifted the focus from the legitimacy of the election and the government to an analysis of the extent of irregularities. Whilst one of them suggests that the impact of fraud was higher than previously estimated when including new election datasets, the other disputes their relevance in the election result.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1936_S...neral_election

The elections might have been dirty. I don't care to go in details. I personally doubt any result of voting unless the voting was absolutely transparent.

[Cristiano viejo]

What surprises you?

Your nonsense when you claimed the División Azul soldiers were almost slaves of Hitler, calling them subordinates, juas.

[Rumata]

Your nonsense when you claimed the División Azul soldiers were almost slaves of Hitler, calling them subordinates, juas.

Then, I talked about a different war that took place in Russia, not in Spain. What a dumbass

[Cristiano viejo]

Then, I talked about a different war that took place in Russia, not in Spain. What a dumbass

Not different at all. You Soviets came here to help lefties. We went there to help Nazis. You in your Soviet mind think it was different but it was not. Same than in your Bolchevik brain think Spanish soldiers were slaves of Nazis but you dont think the German soldiers in Spain were slaves of Franco

What a Donbass.

[Rumata]

Not different at all. You Soviets came here to help lefties. We went there to help Nazis. You in your Soviet mind think it was different but it was not. Same than in your Bolchevik brain think Spanish soldiers were slaves of Nazis but you dont think the German soldiers in Spain were slaves of Franco

What a Donbass.

I don't care about your spanish pride. Those were officially different wars separated by 2 years. Hitler wasn't the commander of the spanish civil war obviously. But he was on the Eastern front. Divisions were under the common plan there. Now fuck off.

[Rumata]

Franco even didn't declare war on USSR. If sending troops was his continuation of his civil war, that was rather a coward continuation.

[Cristiano viejo]

Franco even didn't declare war on USSR. If sending troops was his continuation of his civil war, that was rather a coward continuation.

Coward is what Russians are doing in Ucrania now. Returning the visit to our enemies is everything less coward.

[Loki]

Very interesting.