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@@africanreaction7909 June 22, 1941: Who helped Hitler? When, in one of his numerous speeches, Hitler declared that under his wise leadership, not only Germany, but the whole of Europe was waging war against the "Russian barbarians", Soviet propagandists responded with a whole wave of angry feuilletons and satirical poems. Surely many still remember Marshakov's lines: Ribbentrop's Hitler calls, Gibbels calls to himself: " "I want all of Europe supported us in the fight! This is precisely the answer to the very speech of Adolf Aloizovich, who, if approached with an open mind, was absolutely right in his claims to lead the all-European campaign against Moscow. To be convinced of this, it is enough to simply calculate who then fought against us: Germany (with Austria, part of the Czech Republic and Poland, as well as "Volksdeutsch" throughout Europe, who abundantly replenished the ranks of the Wehrmacht and the SS). Italy (with Albania, Slovenia and most of Kosovo). Hungary. Romania. Finland. Bulgaria (did not participate directly in the hostilities against the USSR, but fought with the Yugoslav partisans allied to us, supplied the Germans with food and provided them with their territory for air bases). Slovakia. Croatia with Bosnia and Herzegovina. Spain (sent 47 thousand soldiers to the eastern front, not counting other assistance to Hitler). As you can see, half of Europe already exists. The rest seem to have nothing to do with it, since they were the "innocent victims" of the evil Fuhrer. Yes, but it’s hard to believe in this innocence when you find out that small Belgium with Holland and Norway with Denmark in total sent over 100 thousand voluntary SS men to the Eastern Front! And from France, equally innocently affected by fascism, 130 thousand people turned out to be in the Wehrmacht. And this is not counting the numerous contingents that fought with the British and Americans under their own banners, and the SS Volunteer Division "Charlemagne", whose combined battalion, by the way, defended the Reichstag, when most of the Germans had already surrendered. And it is not at all surprising that in the fighting after the surrender of France on May 10, 1940, fighting on the side of Hitler, 83 thousand citizens of this charming country died, while 45 thousand partisans, underground workers and de Gaulle soldiers died in the struggle. 23,136 French, 8,391 Belgians, Dutch and Luxembourgers, 558 Danes and Norwegians, and 452 Spaniards were in Soviet captivity until the end of the war. And also 97881 Slavic brothers of all stripes - from Croatian Ustashe fascists to Polish militants of the "Home Army", who shot at the back of the Red Army on orders from London. No less important for the Third Reich was the various logistical assistance of the allies. So, Leningrad, in addition to "Fat Berta" and her sisters, was regularly fired upon by siege weapons made at the French factories "Le Creusot" and the Czech "Skoda". The Czech cartridges supplied for the Wehrmacht were of such high quality that the generals of the Russian Federation, half a century after the Victory, successfully sold them to the Kosovo militants, about which our newspaper has repeatedly written. Particularly impressive is the role of the "victims" of the Nazi occupation, such as Czechoslovakia, which capitulated without firing a shot, in supplying the Nazi army with armored vehicles. Of the 49268 tanks and self-propelled guns produced for the needs of the Wehrmacht in 1934-1945 - 6109, i.e. almost every eighth are manufactured at the Czech factories "Skoda" and "ČKD". What percentage comes out, taking into account almost 2 thousand more French vehicles that fell into the hands of the Germans intact after the French army fled, you can calculate at your leisure (the enemy could use no more than a thousand of our tanks during the entire war). So it turns out that the possessed Fuhrer really had every right to call himself the leader of a pan-European campaign against Russia. Moreover, the forces gathered on this campaign were much more powerful than those gathered for the same purposes in 1240-1245. (The Teutonic Order, the Order of the Sword, Sweden with Finland, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland, Lithuania and the Pope standing behind them), in 1812 (Napoleon's Empire) and in 1918-1920. (the same Europe in almost full strength). The more glory to the winners.