Who Started World War II?

ikalugin · 01-10-16, 11:06 PM

This argument is a bit too heated it seems. How about I contribute to defuse the tension?

So here it goes:
- WW2 was a fault of Poland for rejecting Soviet alliance. Should it have allied itself on good terms with the USSR, then far fewer people would have died in WW2 (Polish people included) and their post WW2 fate would have been better.

After all even if you do view USSR and communism as a horrible, totalitarian place to live, living is better than not living.

01-10-16, 11:06 PM	#11
ikalugin Ocean Warrior Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: Moscow, Russia Posts: 3,212 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 0	This argument is a bit too heated it seems. How about I contribute to defuse the tension? So here it goes: - WW2 was a fault of Poland for rejecting Soviet alliance. Should it have allied itself on good terms with the USSR, then far fewer people would have died in WW2 (Polish people included) and their post WW2 fate would have been better. After all even if you do view USSR and communism as a horrible, totalitarian place to live, living is better than not living. __________________ Grumpy as always.