Summarize the war between USSR and Germany in one sentence.

[SmiertSpionem]

one sentence:
WOOOOOO WOOOOOWOOOO WOOOO WOOOO WOOOO!

[HATALbR]

Voyager:

Is it just me? Or are you going downhill in your arguments?

[HATALbR]

Dear Smiert..."death to what?:"

Nice aircraft...I'm having difficulties in reading the name of the plane, however...

Thank you,
Natalie

[SmiertSpionem]

Originally Posted by HATALbR

Dear Smiert..."death to what?:"

Nice aircraft...I'm having difficulties in reading the name of the plane, however...

Thank you,
Natalie

Downhill in my arguments, hehe. Smiert Spionem is a sort of english spelling of Smert Schpionem, which means 'death to spies' (I took it from the plot of the bond film 'the living daylights'). Wikipedia the phrase for a better explanation.

BTW the plane is a Mig 3, the writing on the side (in english characters) says 'Za Rodino!' or "For the Motherland!", something of a soviet era slogan/battlecry.

It takes a long time for threads to go anywhere in this forum. So your reply is greatly appreciated.

Dave.

[SmiertSpionem]

Originally Posted by ;254984

...the German beast with the funky haircut was determined to one day call central Russia his own property in the name of the Fatherland. Stalin or no Stalin, it was Russia, it's sons, and it's daughters that got their act together for the sake of survival as a people, and beat the beast back first to Berlin, and then to suicide.

...Hitler was getting his nuts roasted by the very people he thought to be backward and good for nothing in civil society...

Voyager

Those bits pretty much summarize my view. There is something satisfying in that the main thrust of allied force on Hitler (and the first to Berlin) came from the 'inferior' peoples of eastern europe/asia. He picked a fight with russia, almost won, then got his ass steadily kicked over a good 3-4 years by an increasingly powerful enemy.

Funky haircut, lol!

Dave.

[HATALbR]

Hi Dave:

Ochin' pryatna! What's your story? Send me a private message if you'd like.

Sincerely,
Natalie

[Zygmunt]

Here's one word: Katuyshaaaaaaa!!!!