Has Russia ever invaded Germany as a conqueror?
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Pretty sure historically it was mainly Germany Invading Russia and that never turned out that well.
It's kind of complicated, but no, the old Soviet Union didnt seek to conquer Germany, but rather have a presence in the area so that UK and France didn't have all the political capital in the wake of WW2.
Conversely, yes, Hitler absolutely invaded Germany during operation Barbarossa.
Napoleon has done more to conquer Germany than Russia has.
To me, at least, the chance that Putin attempts to conquer Europe à la Napoleon or Hitler is close to zero.
Its so retarded scaremongering to manufacture consent for European rearmament.
*It's just
If Putin breached the borders of a NATO county, Trump might end the world with Nuclear Winter.
You'd need the US to pull out of NATO first. Even then UK and France have enough Nukes to cause irreparable damage the World.
Which makes Euopean rearmament retarded. A direct war with Russia = ☠️
they controlled half of europe and they can't stand that they don't any more.
they would be knocking on our doors once again in a heart beat if they could.
luckily, even weak europe is still too much for them.
*invaded Russia rather 😚
There was a Soviet wall. The anit-fascist protection wall. In Eastern Germany. It was there. I have seen it, myself.
Putin worked for the KGB in Dresden. That's why he speaks German.
They raped Berlin. Literally. Went apartment building to apartment building... for days. They changed the genetics of the German capital city.
We haven't forgotten. We don't want them to come back. We can send them to Ireland, if you like.
Seems like that happened at the end of WW2.