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    Il modo in cui Mosca ha trattato la Polonia dopo la rivolta di Varsavia del 1830 è il suo modus operandi per i crimini contro le altre nazioni occupate dalla Russia. Inclusa l’Ucraina


    Il modo in cui Mosca ha trattato la Polonia dopo la rivolta di Varsavia del 1830 è il suo modus operandi per i crimini contro le altre nazioni occupate dalla Russia. Inclusa l’Ucraina

    After Warsaw Uprising of 1830, Moscow declared that the Poles form one nation with Russians, Russian language substituted Polish in tribunals, University of Warsaw was closed and its valuable collections of books, manuscripts, and medals were carried off to Petersburg



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    1. armati2004 on

      Remember the Polish uprising in Warsaw WWII. Russia was waiting outside Warsaw until the uprising was smothered.
      Not giving anny support…. a crime in itself.

    2. fuzzydice_82 on

      1953 – russian tanks crushed the uprising of citizens in czechoslovakia

      1953 – russian tanks crushed the uprising of workers in eastern germany

      1956 – russian tanks crushed the uprising of citizens in poland

      1956 – russian tanks invaded the newly declared neutral hungary and crushed.. well pretty much anything

      1968 – czechoslovakia (again)

      those are only the ones i know from the top of my head- but i know there were much more…

      THIS is how russia treats its “friends”

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