To illustrate the level of misunderstanding there is in Russia about that
particular war, when I recently mentioned to my mother-in-law (Russian) that
my father had been an officer in the Pacific war with Japan, she asked, "was
the US involved in that war?"
CB


On 10/1/10 7:45 PM, "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
wrote:

> I wasn't going to get sucked into this.
> 
> Howver, without our help - the "Allies" that is and our opening of a second
> and Western Front - there wouldn't be, in all probability, a Russia; not as we
> know it today, that is.
> 
> As well as the fact that a great many Russian's tragically died fighting on
> the front; a great many British seaen died supplying the Soviet fighting
> machine, with food and spare parts and equipment on those awful and cold
> Murmansk Convoys.
> 
> Therefore, dude, like it or not - without us Brits and Americans...eventually
> your county would probably have been toast.
> 
> Read yer history books a little more thoroughly.
> 
> Sent from my Nokia phone
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andrew Walker
> Sent:  01/10/2010 4:36:34 pm
> Subject:  Re[2]: Expat List  jewish in Russia - some marginal help from
> western allies
> 
> This is right nonsense.  The Soviet Union certainly lost more dead in WWII,
> but that was due in good part to Stalin's execution of most of his top brass
> before the CCCP entered the war.  And don't forget that Soviet troops fought
> almost exclusively on a single front, namely the Soviet border with European
> states.  The Allies fought in Europe, North Africa, and the Far East.
> 
> Thu, 30 Sep 2010 10:00:41 -0700 (PDT) письмо от Andre <[email protected]>:
> 
>> Proper spelling:  Czech: Osv?tim, Slovak: Osvien?im, Russian: Освенцим.
>> Reminder to Jewish sympathizers: Jews were not the only ones suffering from
>> Nazi crimes. Tens of millions of Russians died during WWII.
>> Reminder to all who don't know who beat the Nazis: Soviet Union beat Nazi
>> German with some marginal help from western allies.
>> We, victorious Russians, due our pivotal role in exterminating Nazism, have
>> the right to use references to Nazi atrocities in our publications without
>> consulting any ethnic minorities who marginally suffered during WWII.
>> --- On Thu, 9/30/10, Human Resources <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> From: Human Resources <[email protected]>
>>> Subject: Expat List  jewish in Russia
>>> To: [email protected]
>>> Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010, 10:18 AM
>>> It's amazing how visceral sometimes
>>> Russia is, and in many way this is relevant to the
>>> intellectualizing and legitimization of Al Jazeera.
>>> 
>>> October 2010, issue of Russian Maxim, p. 64, photo of two
>>> well dressed young women chowing down on giant plates of
>>> burgers and fries, caption:  "They didn't feed you in
>>> Oswensim?"
>>> 
>>> Oswensim, proper spelling - Oswiecim was the location of
>>> the Aushchwitz Concentration Camp.  And yes, millions
>>> of people didn't get properly fed there.
>>> 
>>> Anyone wants to share, the Chief Editor of Maxim is named
>>> Mr. Alexander Malenkov, his email is [email protected]
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