Comments by "michal devetsedm" (@michaldevetsedm1882) on "The Armchair Historian" channel.

It's a shame you didn't dare to mention the true reason why Stalin decided to stop the Red army just in front of Warsaw and watch the occupied Warsaw uprising with all the 200 000 civilians being slaughtered. The poorly equipped Warsaw citizens only arose because they saw the outside help coming but Stalin didn't care and just followed his evil future plans. For him the weaker Poland the easier it would be to install the bolshevic rule there and make it a soviet dependent puppet state after the war. This of course in no way diminish the ultimate bravery and commitment of the russian soldiers and commanders during the operation Bagration and the whole anti-Nazi campaign.
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@leaveme3559 You don't need to be told about the obvious, unless you are feeble-minded.
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@leaveme3559 What do I not know?
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@Loreless Why did Russians then used their victory to enslave the liberated countries again and install the most hated, evil and incompetent communist rule there? By the way, Stalin killed more Ukrainians than Hitler.
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@Loreless You don't get very far with denying Stalin purges and the Stalin imposed Golodomor in Ukraine. And you can be even less serious comparing mass executions and starving to death under Stalin's rule to voluntary emigration after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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