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Millions of Ukrainians fought in the Red Army. Ukraine was one of the countries the war took the greatest toll on, both on soldiers and civilians
All countries that were part of the Soviet Union own a part of this history, and share the joint victory with the rest of the Allies
As historians and analysts one can debate the factors and events that led to victory, and their relative importance, but victory was still a team effort.
The Soviet Union needed Lend-Lease, but so did everyone else, except those who offered it.
At the 80th anniversary, it's sad to see how current politics influence how we look at the war and how it's being used to shape contemporary narratives.
History is complex, there are many truths, and one must accept and recognize that, especially at a time of remembrance.
May 9, 2025 11:51Since this is a recurring comment:
The Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, the Soviet invasions of Poland, the Baltics, Bessarabia and the Winter War are among the many truths about the war, that we also must remember.
However, this doesn't cancel out what came afterwards.
