Novichok
9 Jun 2024
History / Why Was D-Day So Significant for Poland ? [266]
On topic:
D-Day wasn't significant to Poland.
If the US hadn't done D-Day, it would have taken the Red Army a week longer to plant that beautiful Soviet flag on the Bundestag.
BTW, the German army suffered 88% of its losses fighting the Red Army and only 12% fighting the "Allies". Germans lost 10 guys fighting the French.
Bottom line: The Red Army won WW2. It's that simple.
Also, I am glad the Red Army was stationed in Western Poland after 1945. 300,000 of them...This prevented the US hotheads from trying to liberate Poland and to add another million dead Poles to the total.
There...Done.
Happy now?
On topic:
D-Day wasn't significant to Poland.
If the US hadn't done D-Day, it would have taken the Red Army a week longer to plant that beautiful Soviet flag on the Bundestag.
BTW, the German army suffered 88% of its losses fighting the Red Army and only 12% fighting the "Allies". Germans lost 10 guys fighting the French.
Bottom line: The Red Army won WW2. It's that simple.
Also, I am glad the Red Army was stationed in Western Poland after 1945. 300,000 of them...This prevented the US hotheads from trying to liberate Poland and to add another million dead Poles to the total.
There...Done.
Happy now?
