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[robinhaag]

On D-Day I would survive until the Allies came into the bunker.

[hetmanfoko]

poland not being forgotten in historical memes? Impossible

[richardlew]

Actually, most of the D-Day landings went smooth. It was only a few areas like Utah Beach which saw a lot of resistance due to bad timing and luck.

[twojnarrator]

Meanwhile that one random polish mathematician that cracked enigma much earlier than anyone else

[Behind_the_gasmask]

Meanwhile polish scientists that helped to break enigma code and no one remember that

[mustardmarisa]

Money is the vehicle, Blood is the price, ignorance is the consequence.

[krissvector]

Wait, but actually the Polish cracked the enigma

[rezaganjizadeh]

France and England during the cold war: "sorry uncle sam. I won't invade egypt without your premission."

[Ace]

I’m not a big political person but i think we should put the people (president, mayor, prime minister, etc) who disagree with something into a room and let them settle it and not make young teenagers risk their lives and most likely die.

[parththakran]

Girls removing polish, everyone: 🙂
Hitler removing polish, everyone :💀

[amazingjasononemillion]

I would hold my breath underwater until I float all the way back up with 7 holes in my chest

[Gapeks]

Cracking The enigma? Allies? I mean yeah, if Poland is allies.

[argentin]

Disturbing fact about the first meme, it's known that Stalin's right hand and one of the USSR generals personally killed 7000 or so of all those soldiers himself, he would stay up at late hours on the night and use most of the day to carry on the deed, he even had someone else going with him who carried a spare pistol so when the one he was using eventually overheat because of the constant use, he wouldn't have to waste too much time on getting another one, and if you're wondering, no, Stalin didn't task him with doing this as to prove loyalty or anything of the sorts, he volunteered for all of this, that man was probably one of the worst psychopaths to exist on human history and the fact that he existed and did all of this on history's equivalent of yesterday just makes everything worse on my opinion

[trentfila]

That's hilarious USSR wanting to join NATO, it was designed to block USSR expansion.

[edwardm]

There were Polish pilots flying British spitfires and hurricanes, did they win the war in spite of the czechs, free French, South Africans, Indians, Australian, New Zealand, South sea islanders, Jamaicans, Canadians and so so many more

[Best..robloxgames]

Nobody going to talk about the France and England one that they put the Uk flag instead of English flag

[Dogwolf]

I believe there was a quote that went something like 'the British provided the [military] intelligence, the US provided the steel and the USSR provided the blood." No country was dominant in the Allied war effort; it took a multilateral approach to win how they did

[TakiZiomo_Franio]

Polish matematicians craced to enigma code the allies didn't

[martonpapp]

Fun fact: 80 percent of the casualties of Germany came from the eastern front. The heaviest fightings took place on that front and most of the resources were deployed and lost on the eastern front. Even the western allies admitted that the USSR was the most important element of the victory over Germany. So yes, the Soviets were the most important and the allies were less important. Still, that doesn't mean that the western allies didn't do anything but please do not underestimate the amount of effort the Soviets put into the war.

[your_average_nerd]

That last one taught me more than history has taught me in school