Edit ‘some_treaties_signed_with_nazi_germany.’ by redwizard

Edit ‘some_treaties_signed_with_nazi_germany.’ (by redwizard at 23 Feb 25 14:36 UTC)

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+This photo gets posted every time the molotov-ribbentrop pact comes up, and i mean it does a decent job at illustrating the point that the pact wasn't some isolated, unique act of evil from the USSR, but the problem is it contains blatant misinformation, tons of typos, just generally does not seem well prepared.
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+\- There is no "1938 German-British Non-Aggression Pact", there never was one. It is likely just referring to the munich agreement, where the british, french, italian and german governments agreed to pressure czechoslovakia to surrender their border regions to nazi germany under the guise of the ethnic german majority there. Which is arguably way worse than a non aggression pact, but still important to get the facts right.
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+\- There is no "1939 German-Lithuanian Non-Aggression Pact", this one is especially disingenuous because what this is likely referring to is an ultimatum presented to lithuania by the nazis, where they were basically like "ok give us this region of your country or we will invade you and bomb your capital". It is beyond fucked up to present this as an equivalent to a mutual agreement.
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+\- Including countries like Italy, Japan and Romania in this list is completely counter to the point trying to be made, considering those were ALLIES of germany. Like why is the pact of steel included in this?