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  33. For those who think that Russia "remembers World War II" on 9 May: No. Russia does not “remember World War II” on 9 May. Russia doesn’t remember signing the Nazi-Soviet Pact that started the war. Russia doesn’t remember its invasions and illegal annexations of sovereign European countries in agreement with the Nazis. Russia doesn’t remember that the countries it invaded were neutral and had a right to exist in international law (and still do, by the way). Russia doesn’t remember that Western democracies fought the Nazis from the start of the war - while Russia was in effective alliance with the Nazis. Russia doesn’t remember its praise for the Nazis in the first two years of the war & how it aligned its propaganda to claim they had the same enemies. Russia doesn’t remember its extensive mutual assistance with the Nazis in the first two years of the war. In fact, Russia doesn’t remember literally any of the first two years of the war. (Check the dates on their commemorations today.) Russia doesn’t remember the mass atrocities it committed against the people of occupied countries. Russia doesn’t remember the many “Soviet” lives lost fighting the Nazis who were not Russian. It claims people from occupied countries and other republics as its own sacrifice. Russia doesn’t remember lend-lease and other considerable allied contributions to support the Soviet Union when it was forced to switch sides to the allies. Russia doesn’t remember that it continued its repressive occupations after the war in the Baltics, as originally agreed with the Nazis. Russia doesn’t remember the post-WW2 settlement that led to the development of international law, which crucially meant that borders should never again be changed by force. Russia doesn’t remember the main lessons of WW2 that “never again” should we tolerate totalitarianism and aggression as a tool of statecraft. These are all key details for anyone actually remembering WW2, which did not start in 1941, as in Russian history books, but in September 1939, when the Nazis and the Russians attacked Poland together in close cooperation, the Nazis from the West and the Russians from the East.
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