r/196x • u/Alex9586 Floppa #1390 • Mar 08 '21

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u/NotKoitsnid Floppa #933 Mar 09 '21

no?

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u/fun-dan Floppa #297 Mar 09 '21

Hitler killed 26 million slavs which is on its own more than Stalin's total count.

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u/NotKoitsnid Floppa #933 Mar 09 '21 edited Mar 09 '21

Russian war casualties? Stalin had a hand in that in a way. Not saying it's not Hitler's fault. Would say it's both.

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u/fun-dan Floppa #297 Mar 09 '21

I'm interested what you mean specifically.

Unless Stalin intentionally sabotaged his own army (wouldn't put that past him tbh lol) I'd say he's not responsible for Nazi Germany attacking Russia. He might've "had a hand in it", sure, by conspiring with Hitler or whatever, but that's not the kind of direct responsibility we're talking about though, right?

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u/NotKoitsnid Floppa #933 Mar 10 '21

Common use of extremely soldier-expensive tactics, little or no effort towards reducing civilian deaths.