I waited for moment somebody bring 731, thx
Its not only them just look at the list on the German side:
List of companies involved in the Holocaust - Wikipedia
And now we need to work for the same failed companies that should not be in the market in the first place… The best example of the failed judicial system that we have in the west is Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach trial they returned all his property. The Nuremberg trials was corporate sponsored businessmen’s where judged by business men for the business its like slave owner judging a slaveowner for slavery. Majority of this ‘‘businessmen’s’’ build their entire corporations on human slavery.
Balkan part?
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Well your English is bad and you have some very strange views on eastern Europe I mean the average Southern United States citizen cant point them on the map so its hard to believe you are from United States more like some small European nation.
I’m from North Carolina, and I’m just really bad at English, it’s the hardest subject for me, also I type fast on a phone, so my fingers accidentally hit the wrong letters from time to time.
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Well you cant distinguish poles from Polls god forbids if you can vote. But this ‘‘modern nationalists’’ never stopped amusing me there was one Russian nationalist on this forum that put a ‘‘Z’’ on his king Tiger… In this forum I meet the strangest people.
That’s just my autism
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Indeed, they can cry about su. But, man… atomic bomb at the cities - thousands, 100 of thousands - is it fine is it democracy enough idk that in their heads tbh
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My Zionist friend as much as I like you your service to the Empire is no longer required:
Well Soviet Union did a lot of war crimes but so did western allies but they cant compare to Axis warcrimes since none made human experiments from the Allies.
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Damn, back to Germany and Italy then.
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Yeah but you must learn at least one of this languages and you haven’t learn your own:
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I am actually learning German as we speak.
Good Luck my friend… The sooner the Russians Nuke us the better…
Also a key role in being best trade friends with Nazi Germany, while they were fighting against Poland, France and Britain, and a key role in swallowing up Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Bessarabia and part of Finland.
But this is not really talked about in our public discourse, schools or media, is it?
As if 1939-41 never happened.
Conveniently commemorating Great Patriotic War, but never Second World War.
As far as body armor in Enlisted goes – it needs to be cosmetic only.
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I event want bother to answer you, Viky. Go pretend you care about history somewhere else
You are speak about The Munich agreement don’t you?
After Germany declared war on the United States, a number of American companies continued to cooperate with Germany. Until 1945, the United States continued to supply oil and gasoline to Germany.
I know, Vicky, you’ve been trying, but next time, please read the history before interrupting an adult conversation.
Good joke, tell me the next one.
You’re essentially equating very different things:
- Government-to-government deals (like Munich, 1938, or the Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact, 1939):
These were formal, state-level diplomatic agreements that had enormous geopolitical consequences. Munich allowed Germany to dismantle Czechoslovakia; the Nazi–Soviet pact carved up Eastern Europe and directly facilitated WWII’s outbreak. - Private business activity prewar (like U.S. companies with subsidiaries or trade links in Germany in the 1930s):
These were commercial dealings in a period when the U.S. was officially neutral. They’re not remotely equivalent to governments signing treaties that handed territory to Hitler or Stalin. However, once the U.S. entered the war, business ties stopped and the U.S. actively fought Germany.
So comparing Munich (a binding international diplomatic concession) to U.S. firms doing business before December 1941 is misleading at best. One is state policy legitimizing Nazi-Communist aggression, the other is prewar capitalism operating in a neutral country, however morally questionable.
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What about it?
Even if this was the case (which it isn’t, USA are not insane to provide fuel to Germany and get their ships sunk by uboats running on that fuel), does it make anything I said not true?
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i would love to see sources on this. i know that before pearl harbor USA did sell oil to germans, but that is cause they were neutral. before barbarossa USSR was one of the main suppliers of oil to germany, so both were equally guilty.
btw did quick google search and there were some inconclusive reports about standard oil selling oil to nazis. there is no clear evidence about that happening after USA entered war and most of it comes from 1 guy that wrote a book about it.
*Note: the ‘rant’ that you heard on the radio may stem from Charles Higham’s ‘Trading with the Enemy’. This book makes various claims concerning, among other things, the relationship between Standard Oil and IG Farben, the German company which made synthetic fuel. Without wishing to give the impression that every American industrialist’s hands were spotlessly clean, it should be noted that Higham is not a professional historian (he mostly wrote sensationalized Hollywood biographies) and has, in several of his books, made claims which cannot be substantiated (e.g. ‘Errol Flynn was a Nazi spy’). A review of the book can be found here.
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an that person who thinks ussr defeated japan would be in far greater need as they are clearly not in touch with reality. the ussr defeated japan to the degree usa defeated germany. the ussr did not win ww2 or do most the work of defeating japan and germany.it hardly even fought italy one of the three largest axis powers. ussr has many rights to claim germany inflicting tremendous casualties in men and gear while taking them in kind. but the us sank the japanese fleet defeated and killed far more in number and fought for many more years. take the victory lap for having done the most to defeat germany. defeating 750 000 poorly trained and armed Japanese soldiers along with 300 000 poorly armed korean hostages. calling that a major contribution greater than americas in the asian theater verges on pathetic.
they had 500 ‘tanks’ against 5.500 and a thousand planes i refuse to believe japan gave koreas 300,000 hostages 1000 planes. against 4000.
the problem is they did not leave after ‘liberating’ Poland they murdered over 22 000 people and occupied Poland for nearly half a century. poland was also a country they had earlier invaded with germany. so how do you liberate a country you were already ay war with and occupied by a former ally.
this is what happened when soviets encountered army that was not entirely made of recruits and was not so underequipped.
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