Grand Strategy of Stalin's Empire (Part One: 1928-1941)

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ApostolicMajesty

WW1 was absolutely pivotal in human history, even in world history, it was a real turning point.

EcclesiastesLiker-pyts

I must say not only have you solved the Gordian Knot but as masters of your craft you also nailed this one to the cross.

It took me about 10 maybe 12 yrs to figure this out. Keep in mind history has always been a private endeavor and has nothing to do with my career.

I commend you and your colleagues for your dedication and depth of knowledge on these issues.

Well done!

drbrainstein

My grandfather was alive during the Polish Soviet war 1919 20 in eastern Poland.
A teen working as apprentice blacksmith on a estate. When war broke out the Soviets entered the estate and the family who owned it was very well liked so my grandfather and some other workers tried to hide the family.
It failed and as punishment he had warch them being executed.
He also remembered WW1 off course preffering a German presence.
Meanwhile my great grandparents on my Nannas side were fleeing Odessa for Poland, they made it.
I find it amazing just having a relative's who saw these times and events.

nicktrueman

This is just a magnificent summation, Apostolic; thanks as well to your two other contributors. History as it should be done. I eagerly await your further disquisitions.

scarletpimpernel

Very interesting and comprehensive discussion of a topic which is often misrepresented.

rickjensen

Love the topics and the way you're dogn em, subscribed! Long format appreciated

GameWatcher

Great podcast. Wonderful to have discovered this channel. It's filling a void for me that was left ever since Kulturkampf disappeared a few years ago, and Myth of the 20th Century became irregular and a bit more casual. And it looks like I have plenty of hours to go trough. Just thoroughly impressed.

christophe

Brilliant discussion - subscribed to this channel now.

OmegaTrooper

Whoever it was that I was discussing with about the great seige of 'Candia', you were correct; as that was the old name of Heraklion - so not the same place as the current town of Chania. 👍

sunnyjim

Stalins War was a great book. Most fascinating was the fact that FDR gave all to the Murderous Soviets while making no hay when Stalin imprisoned US and Allied pilots who had to make emergency landings in the USSR following bombing runs on German.

simpinainteasy

Bro, I'm ngl, the youtube videos that play in the background while my computer is running and I'm asleep are some varied and interesting topics and I don't ever get recommended this stuff when i'm awake

dardade

So refreshing to learn details and also honest history, instead of war propaganda. Thank you brilliant guys.

AnneFallible

Part of me can't help but admire the pragmatic and Machiavellian genius of Stalin (and Lenin). Maybe if he wasn't so ruthless in some areas of his policies on his own population he would've been considered one of the greatest leaders in history

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