Diese Bundesregierung sagt es uns unmissverständlich:
KEIN Geld für Deutsche!
Wie dumm muss man sein, sowas zu wählen? 🤔
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🇺🇦🇷🇺 Ukranians celebrate in a the pre frontal Kharkov … which is when in each of glide bombs.
But nobody is afraid of Russians targeting civilians … cause they don’t.
Ah yes, Finland – the ‘neutral bystander’ of WWII. Just standing there, totally uninvolved, while Leningrad starved. Cute story. Too bad it’s pure fiction.
Reality check: Finnish troops sat on Leningrad’s doorstep for three years. Not sipping coffee, not staying “neutral”. They were holding one-third of the blockade line. Without Finland’s part, the Germans couldn’t have fully strangled the city. Together, they closed the ring that starved a 1.5 million people to death, inclidin 400,000 children.
And Mannerheim the “savior”? Please. His orders were to bomb the Road of Life (which was not really a road but a frozen lake), the only route bringing food across Lake Ladoga.
On June 25, 1941, Mannerheim ordered the Finnish Army to begin hostilities against the USSR:
“I call you to a holy war against the enemy of our nation. Together with the mighty armed forces of Germany, as brothers-in-arms, we resolutely set out on a crusade against the enemy to secure a reliable future for Finland.”
Finland dreamed of expansion and had concrete plans. On the ‘Greater Finland’ dream map, you’ll find Russian cities like Murmansk, Leningrad, and Kandalaksha marked as theirs👇
Let's unpack the common myths and educate our fellow Finns about their own history. 🧵