On September 2, 1945, the surrender of Japan ended the Second World War - the largest armed conflict in the history of mankind, which claimed tens of millions of lives.
When they talk about the countries participating in the war, they first of all remember the leading trio of the anti-Hitler coalition (USSR, USA, Great Britain) and the triumvirate of aggressors - Germany, Italy and Japan.
In fact, dozens of states were involved in the war to one degree or another. At the same time, some officially managed to take part in the Second World War on both sides.
Italy
Fascist state led by Benito Mussolini pursued an aggressive policy even before the official start of the Second World War. In 1936, the Italian army captured Ethiopia. Albania was occupied in April 1939.
On June 10, 1940, Italy declared war on France and Great Britain, officially becoming a participant in the conflict and the closest ally of Germany. In June 1941, together with the Third Reich, Italy declared war on the Soviet Union.
Military failures and heavy losses made Mussolini's regime extremely unstable by 1943.
After the capture of Sicily by the Allies, a coup took place in Rome on July 25, 1943, as a result of which the Duce was removed from power.
The Royal Government of Italy, which concluded a truce with the countries of the anti-Hitler coalition, on October 13, 1943 declared war on Germany and the Axis. The Italian army fought against German troops in 1943-1945 on the side of the anti-Hitler coalition in Italy and the Balkans.
At the same time, by order Hitler the territory of Northern and Central Italy was occupied by German troops, and Mussolini was liberated by German saboteurs. A puppet Italian Social Republic was created in the occupied territories, which formally continued to fight on the side of Germany until April 1945.
Romania
Before the start of the Second World War, Romania was in allied relations with France, but after its defeat, it moved closer to Germany. This, however, did not save the country from territorial concessions - in June 1940 Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina were transferred to the Soviet Union, and in August Hungary received Northern Transylvania.
These losses did not prevent the strengthening of Romanian-German ties. Dictatorship Iona Antonescu hoped to achieve the implementation of the ideas of "Great Romania" as a result of the expected future Soviet-German war.
In June 1941, Romania not only acted as a springboard for the German units that invaded Germany, but also declared war on the USSR itself.
Romanian troops took an active part in the battles in Ukraine, the battle for Odessa, the battle for Sevastopol, the battle for the Caucasus and the Battle of Stalingrad.
Bessarabia, Bukovina and the interfluve of the Dniester and the Southern Bug passed under the control of Romania with the approval of Germany. On these lands, the Bukovina governorate, the Bessarabian governorate and Transnistria were established.
The turning point in the war for Romania was the battle for Stalingrad, the total loss of parts of which exceeded 150 thousand people. Dissatisfaction with the regime of Ion Antonescu began to grow in the country.
A series of defeats of the German army and its rapid rollback to the West led to the fact that by the summer of 1944 most of the territories of the USSR captured by Romania were lost to it, and the war went directly to the Romanian lands.
On August 23, 1944, King Mihai I and opposition parties overthrew the Antonescu regime. Romania went over to the side of the anti-Hitler coalition, declaring war on Hungary and Germany. In the final part of the Second World War, the Romanian army carried out operations against its yesterday's allies, and King Mihai I was awarded the Soviet Order of Victory with the wording "For the courageous act of decisively turning Romania's policy towards a break with Nazi Germany and an alliance with the United Nations at the moment, when the defeat of Germany was not yet clear.
Bulgaria
Military-political cooperation between Nazi Germany and Bulgaria has been going on since the mid-1930s. At the beginning of the Second World Bulgarian Tsar Boris III provided the territory of the country for the transit of Nazi troops and their allies.
Parts of the Bulgarian army did not take part in active hostilities against Greece and Yugoslavia, however, they were involved in the occupation of the territories of these countries.
After the attack on the USSR in June 1941, Hitler repeatedly demanded that Tsar Boris send Bulgarian troops to the Eastern Front. However, fearing the growth of pro-Russian sentiments, the tsar evaded this requirement, and Bulgaria nominally did not participate in the German war against the USSR.
On December 13, 1941, Tsar Boris III gave in to German demands, and Bulgaria declared war on the United States and Great Britain.
During the war, pro-Soviet sentiments were strong on the territory of Bulgaria and the communist underground was actively operating. With the approach of the Red Army to the borders of the country, the demands for withdrawal from the war began to sound louder and louder.
Tsar Boris tried to break the alliance with Germany, but on August 28, 1943, after visiting Hitler's headquarters, he died suddenly. His successors tried to continue the pro-German course, but their positions were getting weaker.
On September 8, 1944, a coup took place in Bulgaria, during which pro-Soviet forces came to power. In the final period of the Second World War, the Bulgarian army participated in hostilities against Germany in Yugoslavia, Hungary and Austria, including the Belgrade operation and the battle near Lake Balaton. As a result of the fighting of the Bulgarian troops, the German troops lost 69 thousand soldiers killed and captured.
Finland
In 1939-1940, an armed conflict broke out between the USSR and Finland, which resulted in the loss by the Finns of a significant part of their territory.
According to a number of historians, this conflict was part of the Second World War, although in the USSR they categorically disagreed with this, considering the Soviet-Finnish war to be a separate confrontation.
Finland had close ties with Great Britain and France, but these countries, having provided technical assistance to Helsinki, did not begin to intervene militarily in the confrontation with the USSR.
The Finnish authorities then began to expand ties with the Third Reich.
In June 1941, the Finnish army, together with the Wehrmacht, invaded the territory of the USSR. The most active Finnish units participated in the war in the north of the USSR, where they not only returned the former territories, but also captured new ones. The Finnish army took part in the blockade of Leningrad.
After the defeat of Germany at Stalingrad, the mood in Finland began to change in favor of the decision to withdraw from the war. However, it was not accepted until September 1944, when, under the blows of the Soviet troops, Finland was threatened not only with new territorial losses, but also with complete defeat.
On September 19, 1944, in Moscow between Finland, the USSR and Great Britain, the Moscow Armistice was signed, according to which Finland withdrew from the war and assumed obligations to start hostilities against German troops on its territory.
In accordance with its obligations, Finland began hostilities against the German troops based in the north of the country. The conflict, known as the Lapland War, continued until the end of April 1945.
Iraq
After the defeats of England in Europe and North Africa at the beginning of the Second World War, Iraqi Prime Minister Rashid Ali al-Gaylani, Chief of the Iraqi General Staff Amin Zaki Suleiman and the pro-German nationalist group Golden Square, led by Colonels Salah al-Din al-Sabah, Mahmoud Salman, Fahmy Said And Camille Shabib On April 1, 1941, they carried out a military coup against Great Britain.
Almost the entire territory of the country, with the exception of British military bases, came under the control of the new government.
On April 17, Rashid Ali, on behalf of the "Government of National Defense", turned to Nazi Germany for military assistance in the event of a war with Britain.
On May 1, 1941, an armed conflict began between Iraq and Great Britain. The Iraqi authorities turned to Berlin for help and received it, but it was not enough for successful resistance.
By the end of May, Britain had defeated the Iraqi army, and the government of Rashid Ali had fled through Iran to Germany.
On May 31, 1941, the mayor of Baghdad signed an armistice between Britain and Iraq in the presence of the British ambassador. British ground and air forces occupied the most important strategic points in Iraq.
In January 1943, Iraq, which was actually under British occupation, formally declared war on Nazi Germany.
In modern Russia, at every opportunity from TV screens: in the news, historical programs or some kind of show, they like to reproach their neighbors that during the Second World War, SS units, police units or organizations supporting anti-Bolsheviks were formed on their territory, anti-Soviet sentiments.
First of all, it goes to the Lithuanians, Latvians, Estonians, with their SS divisions, formed one, respectively, in each of these countries - Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia. And also specifically mentioned in these programs or programs is the SS division "Galicia" formed on the territory of Ukraine. At the same time, cynically hushing up their own SS units formed from Russians. If it were the will of the current fighters against the "Bandera" and "forest brothers", then they would no doubt try to erase the ROA from their own history.
To finally appear in all its glory, the one and only fighters for saving the world during the Second World War.
However, history does not tolerate the subjunctive mood. And the truth, no matter how bitter and unpleasant it is, and no matter how much you want to hide it, the current generation of Russians cannot be avoided, glossed over or embellished.
And, in addition to the already infamous ROA - the Russian Liberation Army, under the leadership of the former Soviet general Vlasov A.A., who, by the way, made a significant contribution to the victory of the Soviet troops near Moscow in 1941 and commanded until he was captured by the Germans 2nd shock army, there are also other little-known divisions and SS units formed from Russians. Little-known, first of all, for the Russian fighters themselves with collaborators. Yes Yes.
Unlike the Latvians or Estonians with the Ukrainians, who gathered one division at a time, there were not even several Russian units of the SS.
Here they are:
- Volunteer Regiment of the SS "Varyag".
- 1st Russian National SS Brigade "Druzhina".
- 15th SS Cossack Cavalry Corps.
- 29th SS Grenadier Division "RONA" (1st Russian).
- 30th SS Grenadier Division (2nd Russian).
- 36th SS Grenadier Division Dirlewanger.
CORPS OF THE SS TROOPS OF THE MAIN OPERATIONAL DEPARTMENT OF THE SS FHA-SS
- 15th Cossack Russian Corps of the SS FHA-SS - 3 divisions, 16 regiments.
- SS FHA-SS (TROOPS-SS)
- 29th Russian FHA-SS - 6 regiments.
- 30th Russian FHA-SS, 1st formation, 1944, - 5 regiments.
BRIGADS OF THE MAIN DEPARTMENT OF THE IMPERIAL SECURITY OF THE SS RSHA-SS
- 1st Russian National SS Brigade "Druzhina" - 3 regiments, 12 battalions.
- 1st Guards Brigade ROA "Sonderkommando Љ113" SD - 1 battalion, 2 companies.
- SS Brigade "Center for Anti-Bolshevik Struggle" (TsPBB) - 3 battalions.
- Reconnaissance and sabotage unit of the Main Command "Russia - Center" of the Sonderstaff "Zeppelin" RSHA-SS - 4 special forces detachments.
As you can see, there are also Russian SS divisions and regiments and corps and brigades, and even reconnaissance and sabotage formations. So why do the modern Russian "herodotes", when they stigmatize Estonians, Latvians or Ukrainians on the next May 9, do not remember the Russian units of the SS?
Everything is very simple. Such an example does not fit with the image of a Russian soldier-liberator (as if only Russians served in the Red Army and there were no Ukrainians, no Belarusians, no Georgians, no Armenians, no same Latvians or Estonians), the only one who did not stain himself with a connection with the German fascism.
And, you can argue and prove for as long as you like - they participated or did not participate in punitive operations against civilians, they reached the size of a full-blooded division or did not reach it, whether they fought at all or were just on paper, but the fact remains - Russian divisions The SS were and they fought on the side of the Third Reich.
But, in addition to the actual Russian units of the SS, with weapons in their hands, who fought on the side of Hitler, there were other military units and divisions in the service of the Wehrmacht, which consisted of Russians. About which, according to the already established "good" tradition, the new Russian historians and patriots themselves "forget" to tell. In the meantime, as they say, there is something to see. For instance:
MAIN COLLABORATION FORMATIONS. ARMED FORCES OF THE "UNION STATE"
- Armed forces of the Congress for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia (KONR) (1 army, 4 corps, 8 divisions, 8 brigades).
- Russian Liberation Army of the Congress for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia (3 divisions, 2 brigades).
"ARMY" WEhrmacht
- Russian Liberation Army of the Wehrmacht - 12 security corps, 13 divisions, 30 brigades.
- Russian Liberation People's Army - 5 regiments, 18 battalions.
- Russian National People's Army - 3 regiments, 12 battalions.
- Russian National Army - 2 regiments, 12 battalions.
AVIATION HULL
- KONR Air Force (KONR Aviation Corps) - 87 aircraft, 1 air group, 1 regiment.
SECURITY CORPORATIONS OF THE ARMY REAR AREAS OF THE WEhrmacht
- 582nd security (Russian) corps of the Wehrmacht - 11 battalions.
- 583rd security (Estonian-Russian) corps of the Wehrmacht - 10 battalions.
- 584th security (Russian) corps of the Wehrmacht - 6 battalions.
- 590th security Cossack (Russian) corps of the Wehrmacht - 1 regiment, 4 battalions.
- 580th security Cossack (Russian) corps of the Wehrmacht - 1 regiment, 9 battalions.
- 532nd security (Russian) corps of the Wehrmacht - 13 battalions.
- 559th security (Russian) corps of the Wehrmacht - 7 battalions.
EASTERN LEGIONS OF THE WEHRMACHT
- Russian legion "White Cross" of the Wehrmacht - 4 battalions.
ABWERA DIVISIONS
- "Special Division" Russia "" General Smyslovsky - 1 regiment, 12 battalions.
ABWERA BRIGADS
- Brigade "Graukopf" - "RNNA" General Ivanov - 1 regiment, 5 battalions.
SPECIAL PURPOSE DIVISIONS
- 442nd Special Purpose - 2 regiments of the ROA.
- 136th Special Purpose - 2 regiments of the ROA.
- 210th Special Purpose Stationary Infantry (Coastal Defense) - 1 regiment, 2 separate ROA battalions.
"NATIVE" SECURITY CORPORATIONS AND SELF-DEFENSE
- Russian security corps of the Wehrmacht in Serbia - 1 brigade, 5 regiments.
- Russian "People's Guard" of the General Commissariat "Moscow" (Rear Area of the Army Group "Center") - 13 battalions, 1 cavalry division.
(RUSSIAN-CROATIAN)
- 15th Special Purpose Mountain Rifle Corps of the 2nd Tank Army:
- Russians - 1 security corps, 5 regiments, Croatian - 2 divisions, 6 regiments.
- 69th Special Purpose Corps of the 2nd Tank Army: Russian - 1 division, 8 regiments, Croatian - 1 division, 3 regiments.
Thus, the majority, both in foreign units and divisions of the SS, were Russians, and in the units of the Wehrmacht itself, most of the collaborators were all the same Russians. But how many, at least approximately, Russians fought on the side of Hitler and the Third Reich? Is it possible, in principle, to calculate their total number at all? I guess, yes.
According to various estimates, various researchers, the total number of Russians who fought on the side of the Third Reich ranges from zero (actually, the calculations of the current ardent Russian patriots who manage to record all Russian units and divisions of the SS in Ukrainians, Belarusians and Latvians with Georgians) and up to two million. But, most likely, the truth, as always, is somewhere in the middle, between these two figures.
Moreover, the Germans themselves, as of 1943, determine the total number of Russians who fought on the side of the Third Reich at 800 thousand people.
So, for example, Vlasov's army itself was not very large. His two divisions, which had already been formed, represented no more than 40 thousand fighters. Plus there was another poorly armed and not yet fully formed third division. This is about 10-12 thousand soldiers.
The Cossack corps of General Helmut von Panivitz, who became part of the ROA, also adjoined Vlasov. These are 45 thousand Cossacks who fought in Yugoslavia. It included the Russian corps, formed from emigrants, who fought in Serbia: it is about six thousand people. In total, about 120 thousand people. This is what is actually called ROA.
Thus, the ROA alone gave about 120 thousand Russians who fought on the side of Hitler.
Adding to these 120 thousand, all the other well-known Russian SS divisions, security regiments and units, formations and detachments, we will just reach the figure of 1 million Russians !!! soldier on the side of the Third Reich. In general, if we take into account that soldiers died in battles and reinforcements were constantly sent to military units, then to these 800 thousand - a million, we can safely add another 200-300 thousand Russians.
It is very remarkable about the actual number of Russians who fought on the side of Hitler, says the fact that when in 1943, Hitler demanded that all Russians be removed from the Eastern Front and transferred to the Western, the generals clutched their heads: it was impossible, because every fifth on the Eastern Front was then Russian.
So it turns out that those who today so intensely reproach their neighbors for collaborating with the fascist regime were themselves the most massive and loyal supporters of the Third Reich and Hitler during the Second World War. Perhaps this is precisely what explains the incomprehensible craving in modern Russia for neo-Nazi symbols and ideology.
So maybe it’s enough already to reproach others for a speck in the eye, when a log sticks out of each of their own eyes?
Although this is already out of the realm of not even science fiction. Because then you will have to recognize the past as it really was, and this is not personal and not heroic and not as idealistic as it has been portrayed for more than 70 years. And as one Soviet comrade from the top said: "Who needs your truth if it interferes with life."
This is how the current and next generation of Russians will most likely live, basing their knowledge of history primarily on myths, silence, and in some places even outright lies.
Since Uncle Misha forbids copy-pasting threads from a fake site, then I copy-paste this thread from the fun site YaPGo...
On the eve of Victory Day, we remember not only friends, but also enemies. The Red Army had to fight not only with the German Wehrmacht, but also with a whole horde of Hitler's allied armies and national units, representing at least half of Europe.
Here are just a few of them.13 photo and some text.
Hitler's most western military ally was formally neutral Francoist Spain, which sent a volunteer "Blue Division" to the Eastern Front. The Spaniards fought against the Red Army near Novgorod until October 1943 and received quite high marks from their German "colleagues". After the disbandment of the Blue Division, many of its fighters moved to the German Foreign Legion. In encircled Berlin, 7,000 Spaniards fought before the surrender.
Not the largest, but the most combat-ready army in the camp of Hitler was the Finnish army, led by Marshal Mannerheim, a former general of the Russian army.
Finland was the only democratic country from the satellites of the Reich and pretended to be fighting against the USSR as if by itself, during the Winter War of 1939-40. However, this did not prevent the Finns from occupying a huge part of Karelia, and even the regions of the Leningrad and Vologda regions. In relation to the Russian population, the Finns behaved worse than the Germans, in Karelia they thought of sending all Russian men from the age of 15 behind barbed wire.It was extremely difficult to fight the Finns, and only in the summer of 1944 was it possible to recapture part of the occupied territory from them, after which a truce was concluded between the USSR and Finland.
Finnish infantry on the march
The Hungarians also turned out to be a rather stubborn enemy for the Red Army, who sent several divisions to the southern sector of the Soviet-German front.Hungarian soldiers, 1941
Hungarian soldier in Budapest, 1939One of the most numerous armies that fought on the side of Hitler was the Romanian. The Romanians participated in the siege of Odessa and reached Stalingrad with the Germans, where they were entrusted with covering the flanks of the Paulus army.
Romanian infantry circa 1943
The largest of the satellite armies was the Italian one, but it was never known for its fighting efficiency.
Already in July 1941, Mussolini agreed to send Italian troops to Russia, where they ingloriously ended their journey in the snow near Stalingrad. The surviving Italians were recalled home in April 1943Bulgaria also found itself in the camp of the enemy, but its army was not sent to fight in Russia. It was the only ally of Germany that did not fight against the USSR, despite all the persuasion of Hitler.
Bulgarian soldiers, March 1941.
Nevertheless, Bulgaria's participation in the occupation of Greece and Yugoslavia and military operations against Greek and Yugoslav partisans freed up German divisions to be sent to the Eastern Front. In addition, on December 6, 1941, Bulgarian patrol ships sank the Soviet submarine Shch-204 near Varna.Bulgarian soldier, March 1941
In addition to the regular armies of the satellite countries, many national units from the occupied states and territories fought on the side of Hitler, which would have to be listed for a very long time.Among the best known to us is the Latvian Legion of the Waffen-SS.
And here are the soldiers from the Legion of French Volunteers in Smolensk, 1941.
It is known that they were even specially dragged to the Borodino field, in the area of \u200b\u200bwhich in the fall of 1941 there were heavy battles.
In addition to national combat units, there were all kinds of police and collaborator units, some kind of "self-defense units", etc. formations that actively fought against the partisans and helped the Germans to terrorize the civilian population of the occupied territories.This picture shows a policeman in Kyiv in the autumn of 1941.
The Second World War is still a closed and forbidden topic. All official Soviet information about this war is false propaganda. Soviet historians were paid agents of the CPSU and lackeys of the regime. They always wrote not what really happened, but what the ruling clique needed, praising the "charms" of the communist occupation regime. Therefore, the official Soviet history is deliberately falsified. Military archives are still classified, closed and the truth is hidden from the people. And so not only in Russia, but all over the world. Not even the most basic information is given. For example, how many peoples of the world fought on the side of Adolf Hitler? And who were they fighting against? They fought against the communist occupation of Russia, which was established as a result of the criminal seizure of power by the communists in 1917.
Let's take a look at some of the simplest information. Who fought on the side of Hitler:
On the side of Hitler, Russian soldiers fought against the Stalinist communist gang and all world Zionism, including in the elite SS troops under the leadership of:
- Kaminsky Bronislav Vladislavovich (RONA - Russian Liberation People's Army, later - 1st Russian (29th Grenadier) SS Division).
B.V. Kaminsky is generally a unique figure. He, together with Voskoboinik Konstantin Pavlovich, already in September 1941 created the RUSSIAN Lokot Republic immediately after the cowardly flight of the Soviet administration, even BEFORE the arrival of Hitler's troops. They greeted the vanguards of the Wehrmacht with bread and salt, as representatives of legitimate local government.
From the first days of the existence of the Russian Lokot Republic (which included the cities of Lokot and Sevsk, Orel Region, the cities of Dmitrovsk-Orlovsky, Dmitriev-Lgovsky, Pervoavgustovsky Kursk Region, the regional centers of Suzemka, Komarichi, Navlya, Mikhailovka), Hitler not only did not interfere in its internal affairs, but gave her all kinds of help.
Read about the history of the Russian Lokot Republic and its organic continuation - the Russian Lepel Republic in the books of S.I. Verevkin “The most forbidden book about the Second World War. Was there an alternative to Stalin? and “Book 3 of the Collection “Lokotskaya alternative”. Military diary of the Lepel Republic: from the summer battles of 1943 to February 1944”;
- an outstanding figure in the anti-Bolshevik struggle since the time of the civil war, Ataman of the All-Great Don Army, Lieutenant General of the Russian Imperial Army Petr Nikolaevich Krasnov (Head of the Main Directorate of the Cossack Troops);
- Lieutenant General of the White Army Andrey Grigoryevich Shkuro (Head of the reserve of Cossack troops at the SS Main Headquarters, SS Gruppenfuehrer);
- Helmut von Pannwitz (Supreme Marching Ataman of the Cossack troops of Russia, SS Gruppenfuehrer);
- Pavlov Sergey Vasilievich (Marching ataman of the Cossack troops of Russia, Leader of the Cossack camp);
- Domanov Timofey Nikolaevich (Marching ataman of the Cossack camp, Major General of the Wehrmacht).
Russian soldiers fought not in the SS troops under the leadership of:
- Lieutenant General of the Russian Army, General Wrangel Shteyfon Boris Aleksandrovich, commander of the Russian Security Corps;
- General Andrey Andreyevich Vlasov (ROA - Russian Liberation Army);
- Sultan-Girey Klych Shakhanovich (Caucasian division).
In addition to individual Russian divisions, as part of the German Wehrmacht, each division that fought on the Eastern Front already in 1942 had at least 15% of Russian volunteers totaling up to a million people - the so-called HiVi (HilsWillige - "volunteer assistants"), and such divisions, like the 707th and 442nd, were practically Russian in composition, having Germans only as commanders.
In addition, in addition to HiVi, the Wehrmacht had a large number (more than a hundred) separate "Eastern battalions" that were part of the "Eastern Troops" of the Wehrmacht. All of them were made up of Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians, Latvians, Lithuanians, Estonians and dozens of other nationalities of Russia.
As part of the 6th Army of the Wehrmacht, Colonel-General F. Paulus, surrounded in Stalingrad, and numbering 220 thousand people - almost every fourth, more than 50 thousand people - were our volunteers - Russians, Ukrainians, Cossacks. The volunteer division “von Stumpfeld”, composed of them, rushed in the Stalingrad cauldron to the most dangerous sectors of the front. After the surrender of the entire group, it did not stop its struggle against the communists, and resisted for a long time until it was completely destroyed by the Soviet troops.
The Russians fought in all the most elite German SS troops: "Adolf Hitler", "Das Reich", "Dead Head", "Wallonia", "Viking", "Charlemagne", "Nibelungen", as well as the elite division "Great Germany" .
In total, about 2,000,000 people from the former Soviet and former whites fought against the communist plague. This is a huge army, and the overwhelming majority of it is a volunteer army. An army of people who are fighting for the liberation of Russia from the communist yoke and for their convictions, and not because the machine guns of the Chekists, Smershevites and detachments rested in their backs.
And this is only the regular armed forces, not counting the countless rural police detachments, self-defense and self-protection detachments, which were created in almost every village or village on the territory of the former Russian Empire, during the war of 1941-1945 TEMPORARILY LIBERATED FROM SOVIET POWER, created by the communists on territory of Russia through the most severe terror and outrageous crimes against humanity.
In a huge number of Russian cities, towns, villages and villages, local residents met Hitler with bread and salt, and with joyful tears in their eyes. They had already suffered beyond measure from the Soviet regime and the Red Terror, and the surplus tax, and the tax in kind, and dispossession, and collectivization, and decossackization, and famines, and large and small terrors, and constant cruel repressions, because the departure of Soviet power under the onslaught of the Wehrmacht was considered as the long-awaited end of all these universal horrors.
The so-called Great Patriotic War was actually a continuation of the civil war. Wars for the liberation of Russia from communist occupation.
On this topic, read the book by I.V. Dyakov "The Great Civil War 1941-1945". And Andrei Burovsky's book "Not the Second World War, but the Great Civil War."
Not only Russians and Germans fought against the communist plague and world Zionism, but also citizens of almost 50 other nationalities.
They also fought in the elite regular troops of the SS - the Waffen SS.
Ukrainians fought as part of the troops operating as part of the Waffen SS - the 1st Ukrainian (14th Grenadier) SS division "Galicia", numbering up to twenty thousand people, and as part of the Ukrainian Insurgent Army of the UPA, numbering up to 300,000 people, headed by Stepan Bandera. Recently, Stepan Bandera in Ukraine was awarded the title of Hero of Ukraine, in connection with which the entire communist scum raised a wild howl, as if stung by a deadly bite.
Belarusians fought in the 1st Belarusian (30th Grenadier) SS division, as well as in numerous battalions and troops, incl. Belarusian Self-Defense (Samaakhovy), totaling up to fifty thousand people.
Latvians fought in the Latvian SS Volunteer Legion, in the 1st Latvian (15th Grenadier) and 2nd Latvian (19th Grenadier) divisions of the Waffen-SS, and in numerous separate battalions, numbering in total from fifty to seventy thousand human. And here, in Latvia (in the Courland Cauldron), these Latvians, after the general surrender of Germany on May 8, 1945, did not stop resistance, and almost all went into the forests to continue the armed struggle against the Soviet regime and the second communist occupation of the country.
Estonians fought in the 1st Estonian (20th Grenadier) Division of the Waffen-SS and various security battalions and regiments, numbering up to thirty thousand people.
The Lithuanians fought in various numerous Lithuanian security, police and border battalions, after the occupation of Lithuania by the Red Army, they formed numerous underground detachments "Mezha Katya" ("Wild Cat"), numbering many thousands of people and covering the entire territory of Lithuania with armed struggle.
Back in 1942, the Kalmyks formed the Kalmyk Cavalry Corps, which fought throughout the war until the fall of Berlin.
The Azerbaijanis fought in the 162nd "Turkic" infantry division of the Wehrmacht, consisting only of them.
Georgians, Armenians, Crimean Tatars, Volga Tatars, Chechens, representatives of almost all Caucasian peoples formed their own separate national legions - the Georgian Legion, the Armenian Legion, the Idel-Ural Legion, the Eastern Muslim SS formation, the Bergman Legion (Highlander "). And each of them numbered many thousands of people.
Hitler's non-Soviet soldiers
The Hungarians fought in the 33rd SS Cavalry Division, in the 25th SS Grenadier Division "Hunyadi", in the 18th SS Volunteer Motorized Division "Horst Wessel" and in the 22nd SS Cavalry Division "Maria Theresa", later reorganized into 37 SS Cavalry Division "Lützow".
Of the non-SS divisions, Hungary fielded 23 divisions and 6 brigades.
The Romanians did not have SS divisions. But Romania fielded 21 conventional divisions.
The Finns fought in the 6th SS Mountain Division "Nord".
In total, Finland fielded 19 divisions and 13 brigades against Bolshevism.
The Italians fought in the 1st Italian (29th Grenadier) SS division "Italy".
Italians, Slovaks, Serbs, Ukrainians fought in the 24th SS mountain division "Karstjäger".
In total, Italy fielded 7 divisions.
Slovakia fielded 3 divisions.
The Serbs fought in the 7th SS Mountain Division "Prince Eugene", which was a thunderstorm for the communist partisans of Tito.
The Serbian People's Assembly (People's Militia) of Ljotić numbered more than five thousand people, the troops of the Serbian general Nedic - up to fifteen thousand people.
Slovenes fought in the thousands as part of the troops of the Slovenian General Rupnik.
The Croats fielded an army with a total strength of up to seventy thousand "domobrans" under the command of General Kvaternik, including more than fifteen thousand selected soldiers of the Ustasha party, whom Tito's communists did not take prisoner.
Muslim Bosniaks and Albanians fought as part of three SS divisions - Handshar, Skanderbeg, Kama.
Norwegian and Swedish volunteers fought in the 11th SS Grenadier Division "Nordland", as well as in the 5th SS Panzer Division "Viking".
The Dutch fought in the 23rd Grenadier Division "Nederland" (1st Dutch)
The Danes and the Dutch fought in the 34th SS Grenadier Division "Landstorm Nederland" (2nd Dutch).
The French fought in the 33rd SS Grenadier Division Charlemagne.
The Spaniards fought in the Azul (Blue) Volunteer Division (250th Wehrmacht Infantry Division), through which only fifty thousand Spanish volunteers passed.
Walloons, Spaniards, French and Russians fought in the 28th SS Grenadier Division "Wallonia".
The Flemings fought in the 27th SS Grenadier Division "Langemarck".
Czechs, Slovaks fought in the 31st SS Grenadier Division "Bohemia and Moravia".
The Belgians fought in the Flanders Volunteer Legion.
The Bulgarians, although they did not directly fight on the Eastern Front, but until September 1944 were allies of Germany, occupying and reliably clearing large regions of the Balkans from the communists, kept an army of about 300,000 people there and successfully fought against communist partisans.
Many other soldiers fought in purely German troops. There were even Americans, British, Negro Africans, Indians, Moroccans, Arabs, Koreans, Swiss
Fought on the side of Germany, ie, Hitler, even the Jews. That is, among the Jews there are exceptions. And there were not so few of them, about 100,000 - 150,000 people. Read about it in Brian Rigg's "Hitler's Jewish Soldiers" and Sergei Verevkin's "World War II: Torn Pages".
The extent to which the Germans managed to mobilize the peoples of Europe against Bolshevism in 1941-1945 can be judged by the national composition of the prisoners of war who ended up in Soviet camps. Not counting the Germans, there were: 313,767 Hungarians, 187,370 Romanians, 156,682 Austrians, 69,977 Czechoslovaks, 48,957 Italians, 23,138 French, 21,822 Yugoslavs (Croats), 14,129 Moldavians, 10,173 Jews (!!!), 4,727 Belgians, 2012 Dutch , 1652 Luxembourgers, 452 Danes, 457 Spaniards, 383 Gypsies (!!!), 101 Norwegians, 72 Swedes.
These data were given in the Military Historical Journal of 1990 No. 9.
Thus, not only the Germans, but also the peoples of the whole world fought against the communist plague!
However, world Zionism and communism had immeasurably more resources at their disposal.
First of all, these are the most powerful resources of the USSR - the main Zionist colony. In which there was a huge number of Soviet (non-national) slaves fighting as part of the Red (non-national) army, created by the satanist Trotsky.
The communists mercilessly ground about 30-40 million of their Soviet slaves in the furnace of war in order to maintain their criminal power. The total number of casualties is still hidden.
According to the modern historian Boris Sokolov, the total number of lives of citizens of the former Russian Empire that was turned into the USSR by communist internationalists in the period 1941-1945 is about forty-five million people.
Secondly, these are the resources of the zionized USA. Where Franklin Roosevelt was in power, a Jew by nationality (mother Sarah Delano, grandfather Isaac Roosevelt), and a Marxist by conviction.
ALL Marxists are the biggest obscurantists and misanthropes in the world.
Now the topic of the Holodomor in the USSR is raised and known. However, few people know that Stalin was not the only one who came up with dispossession with the help of the Holodomor. The world Zionist mafia operates on a global scale. She did her atrocities not only in the USSR with the hands of Lenin, Trotsky and Stalin. In 1929 THEY organized the most powerful crisis in the USA. And in 1932, the Zionist mafia organized a famine similar to Stalin's and dispossession in the United States. Only it was called in a different way: instead of dispossession - dipharming. But the results were similar - about 7 million people in the US died. And the rest were driven into labor camps for forced labor, similar to work in the Stalinist Gulag.
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All these atrocities were committed by US President Franklin Roosevelt, a Jew by nationality and a Marxist by conviction.
Unlike Hoover, the previous president of the United States, who preached the freedom of the individual and the limitation of the power of the state, Roosevelt built a totalitarian state like Stalin. Roosevelt, whom Hoover called a Marxist, wrested the legislative initiative from Congress and appropriated it to himself. He also arrogated to himself the right to veto laws coming out in the United States. He brazenly drowned the laws that he did not like. He used his veto power 635 times. That is, he behaved like an impudent dictator and occupier, in exact accordance with the Leninist dictatorship of the so-called proletariat.
All major US media of that time (press and radio) already belonged to the Zionists. Therefore, it was easy for the Zionists to push their protege, the semi-paralyzed freak Roosevelt, to the US presidency. Roosevelt (with the help of the Zionist lobby) elected himself to the presidency of the United States four times in a row. This has never happened in US history. He would have chosen himself 44 more times if he had not died in 1945.
Roosevelt practically destroyed the institution of the distribution of powers and concentrated almost all power in the hands of the executive branch. Roosevelt practically tripled the composition of executive bodies. We note in passing that Putin also doubled the state apparatus, especially the punitive agencies, the FSB, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the prosecutor's office, the courts, which are already more than 2 times the size of the entire Russian army. And Putin is re-electing himself for the third time. And he destroyed the institution of distribution of powers. That is, Putin is following the path of the Zionist Roosevelt.
During the most severe famine of 1931-1933, when the Stalinist gang of people brought to such a state that mothers had to eat their babies, Stalin actively exported grain abroad. In 1932, Stalin exported 17.3 million centners of grain from starving Russia to Western Europe. In 1933 - 16.8 million centners ("Foreign trade of the USSR for 1918 - 1940". Statistical review. M. Vneshtorgizdat 1960)
A similar atrocity was committed by obscurantist Roosevelt. In 1932-1933. Americans were dying of hunger, and in the United States at that time there was a surplus of food.
It is no coincidence that both in the USA and in the USSR the main symbol on the flag is the satanic pentagonal pentagram. It is also no coincidence that both of these Satanists (both Stalin and Roosevelt) fought together against Hitler during World War II. And after Stalin and a follower of Roosevelt, the new US president, the Zionist Truman, together in 1948 created the state of Israel. This was one of the main tasks of the Second World War unleashed and won by the Zionists.
The third resource of world Zionism was Zionized England. Where Churchill, the henchman of world Zionism, was in power.
The total resources of world Zionism (including communism) far exceeded those of Hitler. Therefore, Hitler and his associates lost this war.
Zionists always like to do their dirty work with someone else's hands. Especially to fight. Why spill your blood if there are fooled slaves. But there was also a difference in the actions of the Stalinist bandocracy and American Zionism. American Zionism still saved its American slave soldiers and treated them more carefully.
The Soviet government has always treated the Soviet people as silent cattle. But during this war, the Stalinist gang surpassed all limits. The Stalinist "Soviet" government completely mercilessly spent Soviet soldiers like toilet paper. For one killed German soldier, the Stalinist clique put about 10 Soviet soldiers. Hitler on the Eastern Front lost about 3 million people, the Soviets - from 30 to 40 million people.
Stalin showered Hitler with the corpses of Soviet soldiers.
The same terrible ratio of 1 to 9-10 was when the Stalinist clique aggressively attacked Finland in 1939-40. The Finns lost a little over 20,000 soldiers, the Sovdepiya almost 200,000 soldiers.
Many monstrous crimes against humanity have been committed by communists. Since 1918, the Communists declared the "Red Terror", according to which the entire cultural and healthy layer of the Russian people was slaughtered. Several tens of millions of Russia's best people were destroyed. You can read about the monstrous atrocities and pathological sadism of the Communists during the Red Terror in the book "Red Terror through the eyes of eyewitnesses", as well as in Andrei Burovsky's book "Russia Washed with Blood". Several times the communists staged artificial famines: both in 1921 during the Leninist dictatorship and in 1930-33 during the Stalinist dictatorship.
Quite a lot of materials have been written about the Stalinist terror of 1934-1939.
But the communists carried out terrible repressions against the Russian people and other indigenous peoples of Russia during this so-called Great Patriotic War. The reprisals were terrible. The Soviet government committed atrocities terribly, shot and hanged Soviet soldiers and simply the Soviet population on the most massive scale.
If Hitler lost about 3 million people on the Eastern Front, then the Stalinist clique only shot and hanged more than 3 million of their own soldiers and subjects. One SMERSH (Chekist organization "death to spies") shot and hanged about 2,500,000 soldiers and civilians. When the communists again captured and occupied the cities and villages of Russia (they called this “liberation”, the communists always called “black” “white”, and “white” - “black”), then the people who fought on the side of Hitler left with Hitler's troops. The peaceful Russian population remained. It was with him that the Smershevites committed atrocities. They shot and hanged everyone who allegedly was an accomplice of the Nazis. That is, they hanged the civilian population of Russia for not resisting the Nazis and living peacefully with the Nazis. It was considered aiding fascism.
The commanders and political officers of the Red Army did not lag behind SMERSH. They shot their own soldiers for anything. And most importantly - for the slightest suspicion that the Soviet soldier is unreliable and wants to defect to Hitler. This was due to the fact that Soviet soldiers constantly defected to Hitler in droves at any opportunity.
In general, absolutely not enough has been written about the terrible repressions of the Soviet government during the so-called Great Patriotic War. And why? For two reasons. First, this topic is still banned. The second - because the military archives are classified and hidden until now. Who are they hiding from? From the Russian people.
However, now some of the truthful information about this war is beginning to become available to the general public.
Serious and truthful books on World War II appeared:
- several books by Sergei Ivanovich Veryovkin;
- Alexander Usovsky "War criminals Churchill and Roosevelt". "Anti-Nuremberg". "How Churchill unleashed World War II", "Churchill's cannon fodder", "Who unleashed World War II", "Who set Hitler against the USSR";
- I.V. Dyakov "The Great Civil War 1941-1945";
- Andrey Burovsky "Not the Second World War, but the Great Civil War";
- Igor Yermolov "Three years without Stalin";
- many books by Viktor Suvorov;
- Mark Solonin “Brain Name. False History of the Great War”;
- Vladimir Beshanov “They filled up with corpses. From the Rzhev meat grinder to the Dnieper battle";
- Boris Sokolov "Unknown War", "Who fought in numbers and who - in skill. The monstrous truth about the losses of the USSR in the Second World War”;
Vladimir Polyakov "The terrible truth about the Great Patriotic War." And many others.
The truth is starting to make its way in Russia!
Krasnov I.I
On the eve of Victory Day, we remember not only friends, but also enemies. The Red Army had to fight not only with the German Wehrmacht, but also with a whole horde of Hitler's allied armies and national units, representing at least half of Europe.
We will show only some of them.
Hitler's westernmost military ally was formally neutral Francoist Spain, which sent a volunteer "Blue Division" to the Eastern Front:
The Hungarians also turned out to be a rather stubborn enemy for the Red Army, who sent several divisions to the southern sector of the Soviet-German front.
Hungarian soldiers, 1941: 
Hungarian soldier in Budapest, 1939: 
One of the most numerous armies that fought on the side of Hitler was the Romanian. The Romanians participated in the siege of Odessa and reached Stalingrad with the Germans, where they were entrusted with covering the flanks of the Paulus army.
Romanian infantry around 1943: 
The largest of the satellite armies was the Italian one, but it was never known for its fighting efficiency.
Already in July 1941, Mussolini agreed to send Italian troops to Russia, where they ingloriously ended their journey in the snow near Stalingrad. The surviving Italians were recalled home in April 1943.
Bulgaria also found itself in the camp of the enemy, but its army was not sent to fight in Russia. It was the only ally of Germany that did not fight against the USSR, despite all the persuasion of Hitler.
Bulgarian soldiers, March 1941: 
Nevertheless, Bulgaria's participation in the occupation of Greece and Yugoslavia and military operations against Greek and Yugoslav partisans freed up German divisions to be sent to the Eastern Front. In addition, on December 6, 1941, Bulgarian patrol ships sank the Soviet submarine Shch-204 near Varna.
Bulgarian soldier, March 1941: 
In addition to the regular armies of the satellite countries, many national units from the occupied states and territories fought on the side of Hitler, which would have to be listed for a very long time.
Among the best known to us is the Latvian Legion of the Waffen-SS: 
And here are the soldiers from the Legion of French Volunteers in Smolensk, 1941: 
It is known that they were even specially dragged to the Borodino field, in the area of \u200b\u200bwhich in the fall of 1941 there were heavy battles.
In addition to national combat units, there were all kinds of police and collaborator units, some kind of "self-defense units", etc. formations that actively fought against the partisans and helped the Germans to terrorize the civilian population of the occupied territories.
This picture shows a policeman in Kyiv in the autumn of 1941: 
And this is a certain Albanian "volunteer" who served the Germans: 
In total, these were millions of bayonets, who fought far from always worse than the Germans.
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