Some nationalities (Chechens, Crimean Tatars, Ingush, Kalmyks, and Karachay-Balkars) had higher rates of collaboration with Nazis than the overall population even though majority of their group opposed the Nazis in many cases. They probably shouldn't have been deported, although I understand that the authorities had to make quick decisions in wartime and many of them would have been killed anyway by the Nazis if they hadn't been deported. However, the Germans many regions of Russia had arrived during Tsarist times as settlers and had often been in the nobility, which made many of them counterrevolutionary. The deportation of Volga Germans is probably the only one of these deportations I would defend considering how Germans in other areas such as the Sudetenland had enabled Nazi expansion.

In addition, some groups not suspected of supporting the Nazis, specifically Jews, were deported to far away from the front lines in order to keep them away from the Nazis.

Just reject their edits.

Here’s a more detailed map for that:

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It wasn't able to destroy Cuba, Vietnam, Laos, or the DPRK despite bombing and/or coup attempts.

Read this.

Use statistics about life expectancy, literacy, and economic development.

Here is some reading material:

• Another View of Stalin
• Human Rights in the Soviet Union
• Socialist States and the Environment
• Stalin: History and Critique of a Black Legend

Socialism must take the material and historical conditions of a country into account and construct socialism in a way that fits with them. For example, a revolution in the United States (a settler-colony in the imperial core with a large proletariat) would have to act differently than a revolution in Vietnam (a colonized and majority peasant country) or somewhere else. Mariátegui specifically was referring to the indigenous history of Peru and the pre-colonial communes that existed.

I think we should remove the smaller community if there are two different communities dedicated to the same thing. We should allow one community for each country even if it's inactive but split them or make them merge if there are multiple. Communities for cities and regions within a country should only be kept if they're fairly active.

Yes, but the Korean script was created in the 1400s and they had no phonetic script before that while Vietnam already has a phonetic script.

Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, and Myanmar all use their own phonetic scripts but the only writing Vietnam had before the French came was a modified form of Chinese characters, and literacy campaigns after the revolution would be more difficult if you had to memorize a character for every word instead of just a letter for each sound. If Vietnam wanted to create its own non-Latin script without using Chinese characters, it would have to adopt another language's writing system or create a completely new system. The Zhuang language in southern China historically used Chinese characters but it wasn't a good fit and they've been using Latin now since the revolution.

Aren’t EKRE Estonian nationalists? I’m surprised they wouldn’t want to go to war with Russia.

Yes, I knew he ran it but I didn't know he was on Hexbear.

I think anyone who has an account can upload videos.

The white is all the land that Germany lost after WWII, they could have made a Jewish state out of that or part of it.

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They honestly should have done this with East Prussia after WWII instead of splitting it between Poland and Russia (Kaliningrad).

Apparently this is based on a real medieval depiction that has three hands. The text on the bottom even says three-handed or three-armed.

Bottom text says: Ѡбразъ прстыѧ бцы троерѵчица (Obrazŭ prstyą btsy trojerichitsa).

"Saint mother of God"

How Europe Underdeveloped Africa