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<p>[QUOTE="Taxidermist, post: 1542286, member: 24849"]I`ve underlined the word "Russian" to show that the heart of the party was in Russia. Bolshevik revolution, Russian Social Democratic Labour Party, governing body of Russia - Central Committee, it is all essentially today's physical Russia. I understand there were 15 subnational Soviet republics, it doesn't matter at this point. When people said USSR, they meant Russia + other republics. When people said Russia, they meant USSR, obviously. The big mistake here was yours, misunderstanding my idea.</p><p><br /></p><p>As you have shown yourself, in addition to Stalin there were a lot of other people, sometimes also from other countries, and that's exactly what I tried to explain. You refuse to understand that country of birth means pretty much nothing in this case.</p><p><br /></p><p>Lets imagine I will become the prime minister of Romania very soon, and the first thing I do is to declare war on Moldova, because I believe it is a part of Romania, unlawfully separated in the past. Should Australia be blamed for this war, just because I was born in Australia? Again, this was an example.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am not talking about jews, or OGPU, NKVD & MGB heads, or any other irrelevant historical facts you keep bringing into discussion. I am trying to stay on topic and explain that there is no point blaming Georgia for what Stalin did. </p><p><br /></p><p>If after this example you still can't see my point, I`ll waste my time by looking at coins, not participating in pointless off topic discussions.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Taxidermist, post: 1542286, member: 24849"]I`ve underlined the word "Russian" to show that the heart of the party was in Russia. Bolshevik revolution, Russian Social Democratic Labour Party, governing body of Russia - Central Committee, it is all essentially today's physical Russia. I understand there were 15 subnational Soviet republics, it doesn't matter at this point. When people said USSR, they meant Russia + other republics. When people said Russia, they meant USSR, obviously. The big mistake here was yours, misunderstanding my idea. As you have shown yourself, in addition to Stalin there were a lot of other people, sometimes also from other countries, and that's exactly what I tried to explain. You refuse to understand that country of birth means pretty much nothing in this case. Lets imagine I will become the prime minister of Romania very soon, and the first thing I do is to declare war on Moldova, because I believe it is a part of Romania, unlawfully separated in the past. Should Australia be blamed for this war, just because I was born in Australia? Again, this was an example. I am not talking about jews, or OGPU, NKVD & MGB heads, or any other irrelevant historical facts you keep bringing into discussion. I am trying to stay on topic and explain that there is no point blaming Georgia for what Stalin did. If after this example you still can't see my point, I`ll waste my time by looking at coins, not participating in pointless off topic discussions.[/QUOTE]
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