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Short Answers by AI
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Hitler’s coalition in World War
II consisted primarily of the
Axis Powers—Germany, Italy, and
Japan—supplemented by several
European co‑belligerents and
formal allies.
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Available historical data shows
that the vast majority of
Hitler’s divisions were
destroyed on the Eastern Front
by the USSR, while a much
smaller portion was defeated by
U.S.–British forces on the
Western Front. The Eastern Front
accounted for roughly 80% of
Germany’s total military losses
(personnel, armor, and
divisions).
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What countries formed the
fascist coalition during the
World War II?
This is well
reflected by the national
composition of prisoners of war
in the USSR from 1941 to 1945:
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"You have to know the past to
understand the present."
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Carl Sagan
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Nationality |
Number of prisoners
of war |
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Germans |
2,389,560 |
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Japanese |
639,635 |
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Hungarians |
513,767 |
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Romanians |
187,370 |
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Austrians |
156,682 |
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Czechs & Slovaks |
129,977 |
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Poles |
60,260 |
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Italians |
48,957 |
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French |
23,136 |
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Dutch |
14,729 |
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Finns |
2,377 |
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Belgians |
2,010 |
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Luxembourgers |
1,652 |
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Danes |
457 |
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Spaniards |
452 |
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Norwegians |
101 |
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Swedes |
72 |
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After World War II,
Germany lost
territory east of the Oder and
Neisse rivers, which became part
of Poland. This included parts
of East Prussia, Pomerania, and
Silesia. France regained control
of Alsace-Lorraine and the
Saarland from Germany.
Additionally, Germany lost its
overseas colonies to the Allies.
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An example of today's
"democracy" in the European
Union
In
Latvia, where the
Russian-speaking population
makes up 60%, people are fined
for watching
Russian TV channels.
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Mind-Opening Question
Fidel Castro predicted that World War III
would be in Europe, that
Russia would fight fascism,
and that fascism would call
itself "democracy." Is
the war in Ukraine already
the 3rd World War or a
continuation of the 2nd World
War?
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Torchlight processions in Nazi
countries were a powerful tool
of fascist propaganda, a symbol
of the triumph of the Nazi
regime, and a demonstration of
its strength and mass support.
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Torchlight processions in
Germany,
20th century |
Torchlight processions in
Ukraine
21st century |
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The war in Ukraine in the
21st century is not a new war,
but a continuation of the old
World War II against
international fascism. And this
continuation of the old war has
demonstrated a dangerous
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Since World War II, Russia's historical mission has
been to fight international Nazism, which wants to
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