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The subsection 'Soviet war with Finland and Katyn massacre' combines the two subjects as if they're related, although there is little or no thematic or geographic connection between them. Unless anyone objects, I would like to split that subsection into two. (The same goes possibly for other subsections in that section, too.) -- ] (]) 12:59, 23 August 2020 (UTC)
The subsection 'Soviet war with Finland and Katyn massacre' combines the two subjects as if they're related, although there is little or no thematic or geographic connection between them. Unless anyone objects, I would like to split that subsection into two. (The same goes possibly for other subsections in that section, too.) -- ] (]) 12:59, 23 August 2020 (UTC)
== Materials by Nazi ministry of propaganda ==
The article includes statements by Nazi ministry of propaganda, e.g. accusing USSR of agression which makes Nazi & their allies invasion a preventive action. These claims were found false in Nuremberg trials with a lot of evidence to support this ruling. The trial materials are open. No word of that. Also critical details are omitted. For example, the territories USSR took from Poland were Russian territories occupied by Poland 20 years prior, right after Soviet Russia granted intependance to Poland. Also what was the official state ideology in Poland of the time? It was Nazism. Poland was the first coutry in Europe to sign a pact with Nazi Germany. Any word of that? No. That's your typical Misplaced Pages "freedom": whitewashing Nazi is all fine, telling truth about USSR is a no-no.
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Under the 'Soviet–German relations' section, 3rd point "Summer deterioration of relations," the penultimate paragraph is:
In the United States, "The leftists, of course, included the Communist Party, which during the 1939–1941 era of the Nazi-Soviet pact, was slavish in its effort to appease Hitler and sabotage the Allied cause and American preparedness. Their soul mate in Congress was Vito Marcantonio of New York's American Labor Party. Despite opposition from the left and the right, American aid continued to make a short war unlikely.
Not only is this hasty or unfinished, but it lacks a citation, and a quick google search did not find any threads to where this came from. Just wanted to point this out. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Aofp2020 (talk • contribs) 00:40, 11 August 2020 (UTC)
Soviet war with Finland and Katyn massacre
The subsection 'Soviet war with Finland and Katyn massacre' combines the two subjects as if they're related, although there is little or no thematic or geographic connection between them. Unless anyone objects, I would like to split that subsection into two. (The same goes possibly for other subsections in that section, too.) -- DoubleGrazing (talk) 12:59, 23 August 2020 (UTC)
Materials by Nazi ministry of propaganda
The article includes statements by Nazi ministry of propaganda, e.g. accusing USSR of agression which makes Nazi & their allies invasion a preventive action. These claims were found false in Nuremberg trials with a lot of evidence to support this ruling. The trial materials are open. No word of that. Also critical details are omitted. For example, the territories USSR took from Poland were Russian territories occupied by Poland 20 years prior, right after Soviet Russia granted intependance to Poland. Also what was the official state ideology in Poland of the time? It was Nazism. Poland was the first coutry in Europe to sign a pact with Nazi Germany. Any word of that? No. That's your typical Misplaced Pages "freedom": whitewashing Nazi is all fine, telling truth about USSR is a no-no.
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This article was the subject of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment, between 7 January 2019 and 24 February 2019. Further details are available on the course page. Student editor(s): Noah Delgadillo.