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On Sun, 30 Jul 2006 12:09:46 GMT, Peter Flbutt
Big question was, did Stalin intend to attack Germany if Germany hadn't attacked first. I have just finished reading `Hitlers War', by Irving, and giving Irving's bias, it would seem that the Russians did intend attacking. (It does come through, again allowing for Irving's bias, how evil Hitler was).. Besides that, Stalin never started a war that he was not confident of winning of winning, whereas Hitler was a gambler.
Sure. I'm not sure what this has to do with changes in the percentage of physicians who were women from 1983 to 2002, though. I would...
War in Russia was always brutal.. very few of the French army returned from Moscow. Agreed that the Germans could have done a lot better, but after all, they were not in Russia for the Russians sake.
A lot were shot immediatly, there were reports from the ordinary British soldiers that they could hear the firing squads at work as they (the British) herded the Cossacks over the border. Quite a few of ordinary Russians were sent to the Gulags if it was felt that they had given up too quick. Some sources give that the hardline Nazis admired the Russian atbreastude to the war, and wanted to emulate them...Total War.
The way it's presented the only females are the token dummies. This is just complete utter bullpoo. There...
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