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fred woodall

To: D. Long who wrote (764499)	6/30/2022 11:04:45 AM
From: skinowski	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 794009

>>> Being recruited into a Polish brigade for the Wehrmacht was not the same as being a Nazi.<< I kind of doubt that they wouldn’t require some indoctrination - which wouldn’t go away easily. There are neonazi movements all over Eastern (and western) Europe - including, surprisingly, Russia. Poland is no exception. All those Ukrainian outfits like Svoboda and Pravy Sector that were big players in Ukraine in early 2014 didn’t appear out of nowhere - they’re part of a tradition. They’re total failures in elections - because Ukrainians are generally peaceful people - but they’re organized, armed, trained and violent. Which makes them important players in their brand of democracy.

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