F to pay respects to all the honourable men who laid down their lives in fight against a great evil of Nazism, regardless of their motivations.
Personally, I'd like to also remember the honourable men who lost their lives pressed into the fight on behalf of the evil against their conscience, and express pity for the ones whose conscience was wholly overridden by insincere, hypocritical ideologues of the day.
Let us remember the horrors of the war, so that we would not have to experience them again.
1. Your country 2. Does your country celebrate the Victory Day?
it is thanks to defeat of Nazism that you can express yourself so freely today, pekka. Although it is a shame you choose to squander this privilege on spreading >le joos le black immigrants memes.
Brandon Thompson
I don't browse this shitty website, Hans Muhammadi
It wasn't a victory against fascism or racism, it was a victory against Germany and Japan.
The soldiers fighting weren't fighting for any ideological cause, that is something people have added in retrospect. They were fighting because Germany invaded Poland and Japan attacked Pearl Harbour. They were fighting because their Governments had conscripted them and would have punished them otherwise.
Ayden Thomas
It was absolutely a victory over fascism and racism. It completely discredited and disgraced those concepts for decades to come. And it's a good thing they did. And government styles of the nations involved mattered a great deal to begin with, as became apparent immediately after the war ended, as evidenced by wildly differing paths both sides of the iron curtain followed.
Jack King
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Carson Moore
That's like saying it wasn't a weapon between armies, it was a battle between guns. The soldiers weren't fed on ideological conviction, obviously. But the causes of the war were set in motion because of ideology, and ideology determined alliances and rivalries. Ignoring the ideological aspect of the war is as foolish as ignoring the military history aspects.
And even if you disagree, what kind of a point is that to make? Of course it was a victory against fascism, because that's what Italy and Germany represented. Their ideologies were defeated, just as the end of the Napoleonic wars had an ideological side.
Michael Adams
*war between armies
Thomas Wood
LONG LIVE THE JEW!
Julian Martin
Sorry i dont celebrate jews holidays
Luis Sanchez
1. flag 2. no
Isaac Gonzalez
>this was a win against racism >US forces was segregated by race and integration was hugely unpopular among soldiers >Churchill wanted a White Britain
>because that's what Italy and Germany represented It always pisses me off when people say Germans were fascists. They were Nazies, the only ones claiming they were fascists were Russians since they were afraid people would rightfully ask what is the difference between socialism and national socialism.
