Re: Putka i jego madrosci historyczne

On Sun, 7 Jul 2024 15:43:47 +0200, alojzy nieborak
<gaska.alojzy@gmail.com> wrote:
 

W dniu 2024-07-07 o 15:26, ZalekBloom@hotmail.com pisze:

On Thu, 4 Jul 2024 20:52:25 +0000, cyrylmetody2014@gmail.com
(Russetbulba) wrote:
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Zaputany w hanbe paktu Ribbentrop Molotow Putka kreci sie i wije aby
wyplatac CCCP z odpowiedzialnosci za II Wojne, ktora wskutek glupoty
stalinowskiej kosztowala nie tylko swiat ale ich samych dziesiatki
milionow ludzkich istnien. Ile to razy nieboraku Putin w tym artykule
Polske wymienil?
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https://nationalinterest.org/feature/vladimir-putin-real-lessons-75th-anniversary-world-war-ii-162982

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Fainy artykul, ale latwiej sie czyta tutaj:
https://futurefastforward.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Vladimir-Putin.pdf
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nie ulega watpliwosci ze Putin uzywajac 'a wy bijecie Murzynow'
czesciowo ma racje. A to co AI wie o wspolpracy Sovietow z Niemcami:
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Zalek: can you show me links to Soviet German military cooperation
before WWII
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ChatGPT:
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Searched 5 sites
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Soviet-German military cooperation before World War II was marked by a
complex and secretive partnership that significantly influenced the
military capabilities of both nations. This cooperation began after
the Treaty of Rapallo in 1922, which normalized relations between the
two countries. Despite their ideological differences, both nations
found mutual benefit in circumventing the restrictions imposed by the
Treaty of Versailles on Germany and the international isolation faced
by Soviet Russia.
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Key aspects of this cooperation included:
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Industrial and Technological Collaboration: German firms and engineers
helped the Soviet Union build and modernize its military-industrial
base. This included the establishment of facilities for aircraft
production, chemical weapons, and tank development. For instance, the
Lipetsk aviation school trained both Soviet and German pilots and
tested new aircraft designs, while the Kama tank school near Kazan
facilitated the development and testing of tank prototypes by both
nations? (MilitaryHistoryNow.com)?? (MilitaryHistoryNow.com)??
(History News Network)?? (Russia Beyond)?.
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Military Training and Exchange: Numerous German officers, including
future high-ranking generals like Heinz Guderian and Erich von
Manstein, trained in the Soviet Union. Conversely, Soviet officers
benefited from German military expertise. This exchange helped both
nations improve their military tactics and strategies, which would
later be crucial in WWII? (MilitaryHistoryNow.com)??
(MilitaryHistoryNow.com)?? (History News Network)?? (Russia Beyond)?.
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Shared Facilities: Jointly operated military bases, such as the
chemical weapons testing ground near Moscow and the armored warfare
training ground near Kazan, were established. These facilities allowed
both countries to conduct secret military research and development
away from the prying eyes of the international community?
(MilitaryHistoryNow.com)?? (MilitaryHistoryNow.com)?? (Russia
Beyond)?.
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The cooperation, though beneficial, was not without its challenges and
eventually dissolved as political dynamics changed. The rise of the
Nazi regime in Germany and the ideological rift between the two
nations ultimately led to the cessation of formal military cooperation
by 1933. However, the groundwork laid during this period significantly
influenced the military capabilities and strategies of both nations
leading up to and during WWII.
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For more detailed information, you can check out the sources from
Military History Now, History News Network, and Russia Beyond.
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A najbardziej spodobalo mi sie wytlumaczenie dlaczego Rosja nie jest
winna paktowi Molotov–Ribbentrop:
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Nowadays, we hear lots of speculations and accusations against modern
Russia in connection with the Non-Aggression Pact signed back then.
Yes, Russia is the legal successor state to the USSR, and the Soviet
period – with all its triumphs and tragedies – is an inalienable part
of our thousand-year-long history. However, let us recall that the
Soviet Union gave a legal and moral assessment of the so-called
Molotov–Ribbentrop Pact. The Supreme Soviet in its resolution of 24
December 1989 officially denounced the secret protocols as
"an act of personal power" which in no way reflected "the will of the
Soviet people who bear no responsibility for this collusion."

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cyt.
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ile osób zginęło w ostatnim konflikcie Palestyna - Izrael w roku 2023 i
2024?
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Konflikt w Izraelu i Strefie Gazy jest złożony i szybko się zmienia.
Jeśli chcesz uzyskać aktualne informacje, skorzystaj z wyszukiwarki Google.
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Za to bez zająknięcia odpowiada ile osób zginęło w wojnie UA-RU.
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Dobre! A ilu Krzyzakow zginelo w bitwie pod Grunwaldem?
 zalek