[Fido969]

Complete with autographed copies of Mein Kampf I’m sure.

Funny you should say that - from a captured Azov position:

In the Battle of Mariupol, the Russian army had new gains, and the "Nazi Bible" was played in the nest of the Azov battalion."

This has been cited in several sources - here's one: https://www.laitimes.com/en/article/3mcoc_431ox.html

Your people?

[ganeemead]

A lot of people still think Hitler was cool but that is ridiculous. The guy was a goofball and a slave to his own stupid ideology; he had a baker’s dozen ways to win WW2 and only two or three ways to lose it and he found one of the ways to lose.

[Lurker]

Fake.

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[caww]

Went through this in 2014 when this Nazi junk was found in Kiev during the Maidan. Very difficult understanding why people are in such denial abou this and their various operations in Ukraine. Perhaps it’s like the Antifah here, or portions of BLM that the Demorats love to incite violence with?

At any rate those who face the realities of Ukraine know what’s going on regardless how they want to cover, hide and excuse it.

[freeandfreezing]

Ask yourself a simple question. Why would a Ukrainian have a book in a foreign language they cannot read? Notice the book in the photograph is in a language you can recognize, since it is using an alphabet that Americans and Western Europeans can read.

If you were setting up a propaganda photo shoot wouldn't you place articles that the intended recipient of the propaganda would recognize?

I saw some of the original photographs put out by Russian propaganda channels, and they looked about as convincing as the pile of materials that other Russians claimed were evidence of terrorist plotting. Except the SIM cards for burner phones were CDs with the Sims game on them. Somebody in the Russian propaganda department got confused apparently.