The leading US historian, Timothy Snyder: We are in 1938 now. If Czechs had resisted Nazi Germany at the time, there would have been no WWII.

[Deadstick]

The whole Nazi/Fascist issue is getting old. Hitler and Mussolini have been dead for almost 80 years.

So what? their poison lives on as you see in Ukraine.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

So what? their poison lives on as you see in Ukraine.

It spread to Russia, and you witness its reflowering in Putin.

 

[Deadstick]

Here we have another deluded fool from the US.

 

[Deadstick]

It spread to Russia, and you witness its reflowering in Putin.

It's stomped on in Russia if it shows its face and they are stomping on it right now in Ukraine, it isn't Russia that celebrate wartime collaborators. behave yourself.

 

[whitehall]

Who? Oh, you mean Moscow Marge.

More hate speech directed at republican politicians from a political hack who pretends to be a historian. No surprise here.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

More hate speech directed at republican politicians from a political hack who pretends to be a historian. No surprise here.

What hate speech? Moscow Marge deals viciously, as you will know.

 

[Litwin]

Here we have another deluded fool from the US.

It's stomped on in Russia if it shows its face and they are stomping on it right now in Ukraine, it isn't Russia that celebrate wartime collaborators. behave yourself.

More hate speech directed at republican politicians from a political hack who pretends to be a historian. No surprise here.

What hate speech? Moscow Marge deals viciously, as you will know.

Fascism is might over right, conspiracy over reality, fiction over fact, pain over law, blood over love, doom over hope.

 

[Litwin]

More hate speech directed at republican politicians from a political hack who pretends to be a historian. No surprise here.

 

[Litwin]

So? Russia will be driven into third world status and out of Ukraine.

meanwhile :

 

[Litwin]

 

[Litwin]

Views on Putin's Russia​

External videos
Ukraine: From Propaganda to Reality, Chicago Humanities Festival, 57:35, November 14, 2014

Since Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine, and the bombing of its energy infrastructure, Snyder has spoken and written widely on the history of Ukraine and its worldwide importance for democracy, on the disastrous geopolitical effects of the invasion, and on the need for other nations and individuals to stand for the protection of territory belonging to that state. Snyder has said "The fact that we have democracies at all is kind of remarkable", that democracy means that "the people have to rule, and they have to want to rule", warning against reliance on larger historical forces to bring democracy about.[56]