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Author:Mihail Turlakov
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# Analogies - UR war ## with 1st World War Isolation of Germany led to 2nd World War. But Soviet Union and Germany were cooperating up to 1939 and captured Poland from two sides. a question - how to prevent post-agressions by Russia? - possible routes for Russia post-2nd Ukranian War a) internal revolt and a change of government a1. military government a2. moderates b) economic isolation b1. weak North Korea b2. strong nazi-Germany 2.0 ## with 2nd World War powerful country was defeated. Necessary to have a vision for people - Marshall plan⏎ ⏎ ## Iran ## North Korea ## Putin ⏎ - https://www.newstatesman.com/culture/2022/03/a-tale-of-two-dictators-why-putin-is-beholden-to-stalins-legacy ⏎ “The demise of the Soviet Union,” Putin said, “was the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the century”: in 1991, it enabled Ukraine to claim independence. ⏎ In the nuclear age, Stalin was careful. In 1948, he tested US resolve in the Berlin blockade but, faced with a defiant airlift, he retreated; in 1950, he launched the Korean War – but carefully kept his distance, using North Koreans and Chinese as proxies ⏎ At 69, Putin is the same age as Stalin when he blockaded Berlin. It is hard to imagine anyone could be more isolated than the old Stalin ⏎ As this **atrocious war and Western sanctions corrode Russian society, Stalinist terror will become essential** to Putin’s hold on power ⏎ https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1576192/Vladimir-Putin-similarities-Joseph-Stalin-compared-evg ⏎ - https://slippedisc.com/2022/03/valentin-silvestrov-putin-is-a-terrorist-like-bin-laden-hunt-him-down/ ⏎ # Parents * Analysis - UR war
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