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>objectively wrong
lol this guy
>One of these things was the Katyn forest masacre,
Continue spreading Nazi propaganda. That'll do it.
Your "source" is dead by the way.
>I’ve spoken to people who survived the Soviet invasion of Poland, if was fucking awful.
Okay.
>https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soviet_repressions_of_Polish_citizens_(1939%E2%80%931946)
Wikipedia is extremely skewed towards the west's interpretations of events. But even Wikipedia admits only 1800 people could be confirmed dead in 2005. Even if your dubious 22,000 Nazi story is true; I don't see how that could possibly make them "worse than the Nazis", beyond gratifying your reactionary urges?
There's more to "history" than your personal anecdotes, bourgeois Wikipedia sources and anti-Soviet propaganda. Thank you, and one reply at a time please.
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