> With the terrible consequences (60 million dead) of the
> Soviet Lenin-Stalin regime I think many Russians
> would have preferred a white victory.
They were not the Cuman sybilla. Could they foresee that? They knew what was
happening then, i.e. that foreign armies were invading Mother Russia.
> It still amazes
> me that someone as intelligent knowledgeable
> as you attempts a comparis with Charles XII (I added
> that) of Sweden, Napoleon, and Hitler.
Try to read Tolsoj's War and Peace. It is a good reading, and teaches you
something about Russians. In case you have already read it, re-read it with
Juengerian eyes. And try to understand what those Great Men (do you know of
remember Tolstoj's polemic against Gret Men) looked like when seen from the
Russian perspective. Do not let your anti-Communist blind you, please!
> And don't forget
> that over one million Soviet citizens fought in German
> uniform 1941 to 1945 agains Stalin.
That's just what I said in the sentence quoted below.
> (At the beginning they didn't dislike the idea of a repetition of what had
> happened in
> 1914-1917, i.e. military defeat followed by the collapse of the Bolshevik
> government; they believed that the German army could rid them of Stalin, as
> id had
> set them free from the Czars--but Sonderkommandos, scientifically planned
> starvation and extermination camps made them change their mind.)
>
>
>
> Are you content with the present Italian
> government of the left with former
> Communists (reformed?) in the lead.
Reformed, reformed, you can take away the question mark. And no, I'm not
content with it. It's not leftist enough for me. Notwithstanding my political
ideas,
I'd like to have Maggie Thatcher here as our Prime Minister for 7-8 years...
> Best wishes
>
> Bertil Haggman
>
>
Your (inter)nationalist Juengerian bolshevik,
Umberto Rossi
"...io vedea la virtute esser spenta, e i vizi sollevati"
Gerolamo Savonarola
