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 Now that Soviet and Eastern block archives have become more accessible thanks to the fall of the Soviet Union, more and more scholars are realizing that ethnic Ashkenazi Soviet officials took the leading role in planning and executing Soviet mass murder, ethnic cleansing and genocide. Is there not a basic similarity in the process of alienization (making a population aliens in their own country as a prelude to destroying it) as took place in the Soviet Union and the process of dispossession and the destruction of the native Palestinian population as Zionist Ashkenazim planned since the late 19th century and as the State of Israel carries out right before our eyes? ...

 What do they call the Soviet Union people like Australia is Australians, America is Americans or Spain is Spanish, so would the Soviet Union people be Soviets? ...

 Can you evaluate the Soviet's stratege, and tacticts of fighting guerillas? Were the Soviets bad at chasing after the Afghans? I have read some articles that the Soviets were not good at this kind of guerilla fighting, as they landed the helicopters in the open field (which drew rocket attacks from the Afghans) and their calvary units being lured into closed terrain, being mass-killed. But I want to know more. Were the Soviet tactics still based on the world war 2 experiences? Overall, were the Soviets good fighters and inflicted many casualties to the Afghans? Or were they stupid and just got killed? I want to know as much information as possible. I want to know their mistakes, favorite tactics, etc. thanks. ...

 Can you evaluate the Soviet's stratege, and tacticts of fighting guerillas? Were the Soviets bad at chasing after the Afghans? I have read some articles that the Soviets were not good at this kind of guerilla fighting, as they landed the helicopters in the open field (which drew rocket attacks from the Afghans) and their calvary units being lured into closed terrain, being mass-killed. But I want to know more. Were the Soviet tactics still based on the world war 2 experiences? Overall, were the Soviets good fighters and inflicted many casualties to the Afghans? Or were they stupid and just got killed? I want to know as much information as possible. I want to know their mistakes, favorite tactics, etc. thanks. ...

 The whole world knows that it was the soviets who won world war 2. Hitler sent 3 million of his best waffen ss and panzer troops to the eastern front to fight the soviets and lost due to the courage and bravery and courage of the soviets.The 500,000 germans fighting in the western fronts were only concripts. The only part the u.s played in the war was cowardly useing bombers to bomb german cities from the air from a safe distance, and even that was when the war was ending(which is still being used in iraq and afghanistan), The real brave fighting was in house to house and hand to hand fighting in the eastern front, thats why the soviets lost a lot of troops. Just In the battle for berlin alone the soviets lost over a million brave men in close combat, while the americans were 200 miles away harbouring the nazi's fleeing the soviet assult. IF YOU COUNT THE NUMBER OF WANTED NAZI'S THE U.S HARBOURED, THE QUESTION HAS TO BE ASKED, WHO REALY WERE THE NAZIS? MAYBE THAT LINK MIGHT GIVE U A CLUE ...

 The Marshall plan was also offered to the Soviet bloc (The Soviet Union and its satellites). Analyze the Soviet response (include COMECON) ...

 In the Soviet Union did any leader besides stalin kill people freely? He is known as possibly the most evil man that ever lived and the soviet union had the "evil" label branded on it. So was the soviet union truly evil or was stalin the only corrupt one? ...

 Can I have some examples of soviet satellite countries and their resistance to soviet authority in the eastern bloc ...

 " The USSR was established in 1922 with 4 republics, and eventually, by 1956, the USSR was a confederation that consisted of 15 union republics. These union republics were dominated in Moscow, Russia by one political Communist dictatorship, the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic (RSFSR), which made up one of the 15 republics in the Soviet Union. " Do these 2 sentences sound good? Advice... thanks. ...

 Independence movements in former Soviet satellites.. was this a cause or consequence of the fall of the Soviet Union? ...

 Years 1950-1991, What assumptions about the Soviet Union shaped US foreign policy? What assumptions about the US shaped Soviet policy? In what ways were these assumptions acted out in foreign policy decisions for both nations? If you can't fully answer the question can you please give a link where I read about this topic? ...

 I am trying to understand WWII and I am getting confused. Why did the Nazis and the Soviet Union sign the Nazi-Soviet Pact? I thought it was something to do with being anti-fascist, but then why did the Nazis join with fascist Italy to form the axis powers? Also, were the Nazis fascist, communist, or neither? And what were the Soviets? ...

 my history teacher ask me to anwer this qustion but it just too hard and i dont understand it was : we could not over look the fatc that hungary is a neighbour of the soviet union, a victory of the rebal force would haev convert that country into a new base for arrgesive was not only agasintthe soviet uinon but alsoa gasint the other countries of eastern europe this was a quote by a soviet vew in 1956 after given us this source my teacher said write about 5 point to proff this source is accrute and not accurte ...

 The Soviets could not outspend the USA military-industrial complex fostered by President Reagan and Russian citizens overcame the USSR. Because the industrial strength of USA has physical plant elsewhere and a military - service economy replacement providing a weaker tax base for its largely loaned operational funding how soon until American citizens can over- come the present USA to revert to a previous model such as The President Eisenhower Era; the same person who had reservations regarding his military-industrial complex? Will readers provide a forecast when present spending by USA overcomes any ability to maintain day-to-day operations and like that big Soviet cookie can't sell itself before crumbling? ...

 The Soviets could not outspend the USA military - industrial complex fostered by President Reagan and Russian citizens overcame the USSR. Because the industrial strength has physical plant elsewhere and military - service economy replacement providing weaker tax base for its largely loaned operational funding how soon until American citizens can overcome present USA to revert to a previous model such as The President Eisenhower Era; the same person who had reservations regarding his military - industrial complex? So, please, will readers provide a forecast when present spending by USA overcomes any ability to maintain day-to-day operations and like that big Soviet cookie can't sell itself before crumbling? ...

 After the fall of the Iron Curtain arms dealers were buying old Soviet weapons. Then I heard a story about a month ago that drug runners from South America were smuggling cocaine into the US with an old Soviet Sub. How much do you think it would cost (US$) to buy one of these Kilo class subs and how would the US Coast Guard not Navy catch a sub that is under water that deep? ...

 I am not quite sure about Soviet- is Soviet considered a nationality? Or maybe because the Soviet Union is ended 16 years ago maybe I don't consider myself Soviet. Well anyway I don't know if I should consider myself Estonian or Russian... I am from Estonia and so is my family but I feel very Russian. Before my family they were Russians so I have Russian blood. I don't know... I don't feel like the European, Finn-like Estonians... I feel like the Russian. What does everyone think? Okay let me clarify. I am Estonian and Russian by blood. But I feel more like the Russian than the Estonian. But I'm not sure. I also feel like Estonians and Russians are very similar which many will disagree with me but if you look at the true Estonians and Russians they are very similar. I never knew Estonians as European, Finnish like people but that is their new identity I suppose. I guess it depends what part of Estonia you are from and what generation of Estonia you are. Okay well heres the difficult part in finding my true identity. My family changed their last name in Estonia when the Russians came to take over the country. They changed it from their Russian surname to an Estonian surname... Will it be difficult if I want to find where my relatives originally came from because they changed their surname? Would that kind of information been lost in the Soviet Union? ...

 Fifty one thousand Soviet Troops could not stop the mujahadine....What makes Bush think he can stop these people? Prince Turki of Saudi Arabia helped found this group of fighters in Afghanistan. The Saudi Kingdom funded a great deal of these men in Afghanistan. When Pakistan decided to aquire a nuclear bomb we just packed our bags and left Afghanistan during the first Bush administrations rein. We vacated our place in history, now we suffer the consequences of our leaving. Why does current President Bush think he is all of the sudden the one who will do anything more than the Soviets did? When Bin Laden was exiled from Saudi Arabia the police told him the Americans wanted to kill him...they were trying to protect him from the Americans. What kind of bull is this? George Tenent you can take to a pond and drown for all I care. He is the most sorry SOB I ever herd talk. Where do they get these morons? He said he doesn't want to talk about torcher methods. Give me a break. These troops were deployed only on the Pakistan, Afghanistan border alone to try and cut off the flow military, and humanitrarian aid. Yet with our modern Army we are still in Afghanistan after seven years... My appology for the spelling errors, oh and its been five years give or take....any other errors are due to time contraints, and A. D. D. LOL. ...

 After the Soviet Invasion of Afghanistan in 1979, when the Soviets left, what type of government was Afghanistan under control by, and who were its leaders? ...