[Olog-hai]

Full Daily Telegraph title:

Vladimir Putin says there was nothing wrong with Soviet Union’s pact with Adolf Hitler’s Nazi Germany

There was another Nazi Germany that wasn’t Adolf’s?

Besides, we all know about the Munich Agreement, so nothing was hushed up. The USSR does the same thing, and by Putin it’s OK, funny enough.

[tumblindice]

“what’s bad about it?”
Gee, I dunno—carving up Poland, the world war that followed, 20 million dead Russians. And a lot of other stuff.
This is the way a real Hun thinks: “Scores of millions die? And the downside?”

[Nifster]

surprise surprise surprise the old KGB shows his true colors (again)

[Billthedrill]

I'd remind Puti of the Schlieffen Plan. The idea at the outset of WWI was that Germany could go for a quick victory in the West over France and then turn around to fight Russia in the other half of their two-front war. It failed in 1914, but after the pact with Hitler, Germany had time to win and consolidate in the West and then turn the army around to do in 1941 exactly what it was going to do in 1914.

And Stalin watched him do it and STILL was surprised. Unbelievable. This was a pact that nearly destroyed the Soviet Union. That's at least one thing that was wrong with it, if your name is Putin.

[elhombrelibre]

I agree. Who doesn't know about the Munich Agreement? It's been considered an important lesson to learn when dealing with a tyrant, like Putin, ever since it occurred.

Now, if this idiot wants to talk about his heroes Stalin and Hitler, that's to be expected. But as for unknown history, he could have mentioned Operation Keelhaul. Now, there is a subject largely unknown or forgotten.

[Buckeye McFrog]

translation: I’ll take half of Poland any damned time I feel like it.