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Traveling with hubris. Ploesti, Stalingrad, road to Baku?  
Re: Are we rewriting history today? -- crossbowman Post Reply Top of the thread Forum
Posted by: DWA
06/16/2008, 23:41:33
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Crossbowman:"The real question here is: had the Japanese not attacked Pearl Harbor and triggered U.S. intervention at that point, would the Russians have won WW-II and occupied Europe? "

That's a nice little essay, there. A good read.

As long as the Soviets could hold on to Baku, I think the outcome would remain in doubt, since petroleum-propelled airplanes and armor kind of had obsoleted horses by that time.

Dumb question: What were "they" fighting so furiously about, at Stalingrad?


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baku

Crossbowman:"It would seem that the "domination" of the "powerful and vicious ruling elite" is not as thorough as they would like. "

Institutional and individual hubris eventually unravels. Do you remember the mouse who freed a lion from nets in Aesop's Fables?

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