Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "Russia Vs NATO War Imminent? Biden Dares Putin With This Fresh Provocation Amid Ukraine Conflict" video.

All ethnic Russians are concentrated in the Moscow and Petersburg area.
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 Oh and World War II U.S. Lend-Lease to the Soviet Union, 1941-1945 400,000 jeeps & trucks. 14,000 airplanes. 8,000 tractors. 13,000 tanks. 1.5 million blankets. 15 million pairs of army boots. 107,000 tons of cotton. 2.7 million tons of petrol products.
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 @MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 Putin?
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@IronMan-u2m Day 849 of my very special three-day military operation. I went to North Korea to beg for more old shells and then threatened South Korea, one of the world's best weapons producers, about arming Ukraine. I remain a master strategist. Putin
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 Despite the massive help from the USA and Great Britain, the Soviets lost over 9.7 million soldiers on the Eastern Front and the Germans only lost 3.8 million. Russia has never fought a war in which it did not lose at least 3 times more soldiers than its opponent. In the winter war against Finland and Ukraine it is exactly the same.
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 @MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 In summary You could say Russia was founded by Swedish nobles in 862 and built by the USA in the 1930s.😄
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 Oh and Between June 1941 and May 1945, Britain also delivered to the USSR: 7,411 aircraft (>3,000 Hurricanes and >4,000 other aircraft) 27 naval vessels 5,218 tanks (including 1,380 Valentines from Canada) >5,000 anti-tank guns 4,020 ambulances and trucks
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 The USA also supplied Russia with 2,000 locomotives, rails, copper cables, and field equipment. Everything from thousands of field telephones/radios to tents to most radar systems. All Russia really had to do was provide the cannon fodder and that's what they did.
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@IronMan-u2m "If the United States had not helped us, we would not have won the war," "One-on-one against Hitler's Germany, we would not have withstood its onslaught and would have lost the war." Nikita Khrushchev Former Prime Minister of the Soviet Union
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 @MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 The T 34 tank gun barrels were produced with US milling machines.😄
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 @MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 Milling machines to mill the barrels.
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 @binoemixtv9395 Thank you for this mature and well-researched contribution to the discussion...1 million tanks sounds legit.
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@binoemixtv9395 Only Russia celebrates a victory day every year that lies generations ago because only Russia is so desperate and pathetic. And Russia has already lost 5 times more soldiers in Ukraine than the USA lost in Vietnam and Afghanistan combined.
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 Guess who gave the Soviets the machines to do this? For example, US milling machines were used for the barrels of Russian tank guns. Or as Stalin said: “The American Machines are fantastic.”
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 @MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 The USA also won, but they didn't need so much fascist patriotism with children running around in uniforms and tank costumes.
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 According to the book “The Soviet economy and the Red Army: 1930–1945”, Albert Kahn designed 12 of the Russian buildings in Detroit and the remainder in the Soviet Union using Russian engineers alongside Americans. Kahn designed standardized buildings, saving cost and time. He was responsible for the design, for providing construction equipment to build the plant, and for selecting and ordering machinery to equip the finished plant. To equip these factories, from 1929 to 1932 the Russians purchased massive amounts of American, British, and other foreign machine tools. American engineers designed and constructed or enlarged all of the tank plants using American or German imported machinery. In 1932, 64 percent of all American metal-working machinery exports went to the Soviet Union.
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 During 1929–1932, Kahn’s company trained and supervised more than 4,000 Soviet architects and engineers and designed 521 plants and factories. The famed Stalingrad Tractor Plant that kept churning out T-34s despite bitter fighting raging all around had been designed by no one other than Albert Kahn himself. By hiring American experts and imitating American techniques, the Soviets achieved 30 years of manufacturing technical development in 3 years.
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 @MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 So the T-34 factories had been built by American architects and engineers, and much of the machinery had been imported from America in the 1930s.
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 @MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 They shouldn't have done it...
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 As a pro-Russian you shouldn't mention Afghanistan. The USA did not collapse 36 months after its withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 You can call it patriotism. I call it fascism. Or better ruscism as the Russian variant is called.
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 The bravery of the Soviets? You mean the bravery of the Ukrainians? 7 million Ukrainians fought in the Red Army and these were their best units. The 1st Ukrainian Front also did most of the work in capturing Berlin.
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 Then were Mongols and Russians also the same people? "After Putin's interview, I found a historical map of Mongolia. But don't worry. We are a peaceful and free nation," Former President of Mongolia Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 You may not know it, but Russia was under Mongol rule for over 200 years.
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 Oh and EU is a peaceful and prosperous family of nations with no significant internal borders. Fortunately, we have overcome the primitive patriotism of the 20th century. Maybe in 100 years Russia will be as civilized and socially developed, democratic and prosperous as the EU?
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@MarceLoCostaGameplays7661 According to the book “The Soviet economy and the Red Army: 1930–1945”, He designed 12 of the Russian buildings in Detroit and the remainder in the Soviet Union using Russian engineers alongside Americans. Kahn designed standardized buildings, saving cost and time. He was responsible for the design, for providing construction equipment to build the plant, and for selecting and ordering machinery to equip the finished plant. To equip these factories, from 1929 to 1932 the Russians purchased massive amounts of American, British, and other foreign machine tools. American engineers designed and constructed or enlarged all of the tank plants using American or German imported machinery. In 1932, 64% of all American metal-working machinery exports went to the Soviet Union. Americans were initially in charge of the factories and were responsible for training Russians in operation. Over 1,000 Russians went to the United States to learn industrial techniques. During 1929–1932, Albert Kahn trained and supervised more than 4,000 Soviet architects and engineers and designed 521 plants and factories. The famed Stalingrad Tractor Plant that kept churning out T-34s despite bitter fighting raging all around had been designed by no one other than Albert Kahn himself. By hiring American experts and imitating American techniques, the Soviets achieved 30 years of manufacturing technical development in 3 years. The factoriesfor the T-34 had been built by American architects and engineers, and much of the machinery had been imported from America already in the 1930s.
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