How did a USSR member end up with so many Nazis?

>>14950376 (OP)

Nazi occupation rapebabies.

>>14950376 (OP)

A lot can change in a place after 30 years. It took just ~15 years for the actual Germany to go from the foundation of the Weimar Republic to Hitler's appointment as chancellor

Because they resisted the Soviets from the very start? Also living under commie rule for 70 years lends itself to worshiping their nemeses.

In Eastern Europe Nazi means anti-russian westerner. Thats what the russians are talking about when they say they want to denazify ukraine too btw

>>14950376 (OP)

project Aerodynamics

The Nazis created Fanta btw

The best kind beverage I enjoyed.

>>14950376 (OP)

It's hard to ignore the western/jewish influence of the "neo-nazification" of the slavic Ukrainian peasantry. There are also examples of American neo-nazis (Rob Rundo, "Boneface", ect) being sent over to Ukraine by the CIA, presumably to recruit Ukrainians to join ultra-nationalist paramilitary groups. 

Similar to how the CIA helped create ISIS to further destabilize the middle east, they created an army of zealot neo-nazis to fight Russians. Adolf Hitler is rolling in his grave.

>they created an army of zealot neo-nazis to fight Russians

based

>>14950376 (OP)

To clarify, there are hardly, if any, Ukranian Nazis. In eastern europe, a nazi is not synonymous with the German national socialist regime, rather, a "nazi" is a fervent anti-russian who glorifies the butchering of communist russians during WW2.

Additionally, Stepan Bandera, who lead (and is responsible for) the post-russian ukranian identity, collaborated with the National Socialists and was the defacto ruler of Reichskommisariat Ukraine alongside Koch.

Saying that Bandera leads and is somehow responsible for the creation of Ukranian national identity is such a braindead take. Bandera was not involved in the creation of the OUN and led only one faction of it.



Soviet Korenizatsiia was responsible for the modern state of Ukraine more than anything else. Not some grand Western conspiracy.

It was created by a German bottling plant owner in response to the embargo you dumb redditor.

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Part contrarian, albeit completely justified, REEEEEEing at the Soviet Union. Part legacy of Ukrainian collaborationism with Nazi Germany. Part legacy of Ukrainian (re. Russian) antisemitism that was still somewhat prevalent until 2014 when Ukrainian society as a whole did a major pivot towards the West.



For their part, NSDAP Gauleiter and head of Reichskommissariat Ukraine Erich Koch had this to say,



>"If I meet a Ukrainian worthy of being seated at my table, I must have him shot."



>Additionally, Stepan Bandera, who lead (and is responsible for) the post-russian ukranian identity, collaborated with the National Socialists and was the defacto ruler of Reichskommisariat Ukraine alongside Koch.



Bandera was jailed within three weeks of the start of Operation Barbarossa after he refused to rescind the proclamation of Ukrainian statehood and spent the remainder of the war in various German prisons. Apart from the groundwork he laid for the establishment of the OUN, his involvement in the Second World War effectively ended there.

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The Austrian Empire had been pushing Germanic and Roman Catholic propaganda in Ukraine before even the 1st World War.

Austria had nothing to do with the Romanization of Christianity in Volynhia and Galicia. The Union of Brest was done under the stewardship of the Poles.



If you want to stop outing yourself as a historically illiterate retard who jumps on whatever historical interpretation his based twitter friends tell him to, read this article:



https://nemets.substack.com/p/roots-of-the-donbass-war

But Nemets IS my based twitter friend
