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    #ReadingRussia When you read in a Russian newspaper that Moscow was “restoring constitutional order in Hungary in 1956 & in Czechoslovakia in 1968,” that tells us something about Russia in 2026 and the reinterpreting of history. Steve Rosenberg for BBC News
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    #ReadingRussia When you read in a Russian newspaper that Moscow was “restoring constitutional order in Hungary in 1956 & in Czechoslovakia in 1968,” that tells us something about Russia in 2026 and the reinterpreting of history. Steve Rosenberg for BBC News


    #ReadingRussia When you read in a Russian newspaper that Moscow was “restoring constitutional order in Hungary in 1956 & in Czechoslovakia in 1968,” that tells us something about Russia in 2026 and the reinterpreting of history. Steve Rosenberg for BBC News

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    4. Significant-Colour on

      rusko prostě musí být úplně zničeno. Ti skřeti musí být poníženi a zlomeni tak, aby již nikdy žádnou válku vést nemohli.

    5. Baron_Blackfox on

      Na youtube je i “dokument” , jak nás v roce 1968 přišli osvobodit a ochránit před fašistickým pučem, a jak je lidé vítali. Dokonce to bylo prý kdysi odvysílané v ruSSké státní TV – jak taky jinak, že

    6. frex18c on

      North Korea as “heroic” country is probably the most insane take though. I thought dictatorship there is insane even for Russians, apparently not.

      As for their invasion the fact that they are proud about what they did to us in 1968 while Germans are extremely sorry about 1939 is enough to understand what changed in German and Russian minds in last 70 years. Germans realised just like us that we need to cooperate and be friendly. Russians meanwhile still think of their invasions positively and only wish such times would return.