Who set Hitler against Stalin?. Nikolay Starikov
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Название: Who set Hitler against Stalin?
Автор: Nikolay Starikov
Жанр: Документальная литература
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Quoted from: Nuremberg Trial Proceedings V. 12, 118th day (Wednesday, 1 May 1946), Morning Session // Contents of The Nuremberg Trials Collection at the Avalon Project, Lillian Goldman Law Library, Yale Law School: http://avalon.law.yale.edu/imt/05–01–46.asp
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The Bloodhound is a large hound (dog breed), famous for its extraordinary sense of smell. In medieval Britain, these dogs would be frequently engaged in the pursuit of thieves, murderers, and other criminals. A bloodhound could take the scent of the fugitive(s), start the trail, and almost invariably track them down. Also, the bloodhound was sometimes used to dispatch a wounded animal in a hunt. In medieval times, these dogs were often trained to pursue the fleeing enemy on a battle field.
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The original phrase in German is: “Einer muss der Bluthund werden, ich scheue die Verantwortung nicht”. (
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The All-Russian Extraordinary Committee for Combatting Counter-Revolution, Speculation, and Sabotage. (
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The Weimar Republic had a total of 38 active political parties.
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Nezavisimaya Gazeta, of April 29, 2005.
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Curiously, General Malcolm, the Head of the British military mission in Germany was the first to pass the word about Germany having been “backstabbed” and thus having lost the war. (
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Not many can give a correct answer, if asked who the Entente and Russia within it were fighting during World War I. Let us remind you that Germany had three allies, which were Austo-Hungary, Turkey and Bulgaria.
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The Global History. M., 2001. V. 20. P. 188.
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History of World War I 1914–1918. M., 1975. P. 508.
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How the German sword was forged. M., 2006. P.7.
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For 37 years Carl Marx lived in London. That is where he wrote his “Capital” and where he is buried. And the First Communistic International was established in this city. It was not by accident. For about 200 years all anti-Russian forces find shelter with this city. Simply remember the most recent events of contemporary Russian history to see how fair this statement is.
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Despite obvious domination of the USA in the late XX – early XXI century, the British Intelligence Service MI6 still was the most powerful in the global arena. Famous movie character James Bond worked for this Service, not for CIA. Even our “freedom fighters”, involved into something very alike espionage, were leaving for London, not for Berlin or Geneva, for some reason.
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After World War II “progressive mankind” took Italy and Germany under its wing. Though, to get there these countries had to sacrifice some of their foreign policy sovereignty. And occupation troops of the winners still remained in German lands, and that weren’t only American troops. A patrol of the French Military Gendarmerie could be met somewhere in the German wilderness.
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Echo Moskvy, radio broadcasting, October 30, 2007.
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To read about stages of subversive activities of the British Intelligence Service in Russia refer to
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It is not the open preparation of the October revolution, but the main backstage kind of work. By now there is not a single fact confirming directly or indirectly that Stalin was related to Western Intelligence Services. Stories of his cooperation with the tsarist secret police are a different thing, but still there is no proof of that. Joseph Vissarionovitch can be called “an honest revolutionary”, as far as the term of honesty can be applied to this category of people.