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The Beatroot comments on a current dispute between Russia and Poland about a Russian state TV-documentary, claiming that Nazi Germany, Poland, and Japan were preparing to invade the Soviet Union during the early stages of World War II.
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The problem is that the EU does not have a common stance on history.
It would be wonderful to create a body of historians that could work towards some kind of stance against revisionism. Ho hum…
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