History repeats itself once again, this time around having turned in the opposite direction.
Alexander Nevzorov, the renowned Russian war journalist, shows caricatures dating back to the Second World War, which look intimidatingly familiar.
“As soon as we’re in, we’ll find specialists that will prove we always owned this house.”“The people meet us with flowers”.“The German army has lost more than two million people." “The German army hardly suffers any losses.”“A few more raids and there won’t be a single ungrateful resident left in the city.”“Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka”.“It’s an outrage! I need to send 5,000 wounded and you only give me one carriage!" “Sorry, I can’t help it. The official report says only 65 people were wounded.”“Hitler has peaceful aims.”
It’s all spot-on, isn’t it? The only difference is German soldiers did not loot washing machines.
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