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Topic	Just read a book on WW2 and damn they didnt teach us shit
Fenriswolf 11/05/23 8:07:57 PM #118:	HannibalBarca3 posted... Not always. Consider the prominence of concepts like the "clean wehrmacht", the superior German Army and the orientalist depiction of the Soviet military as a numerous "Asiatic horde" throwing their men's life away for ww2 or the lost cause for the American Civil War. You also have examples like Herodotos of Halikarnassos whose city was part of the Greek coalition crushed by the Persians during the Ionian revolt or Thukydides the Athenian who wrote about the "Peloponnesian War" which saw Athens defeated by Sparta. Also among the US far right there seems to be a "stab in the back" myth surrounding the Vietnam War, where they are convinced that the US "could've won" Vietnam if not for the treacherous liberals and hippies. --- Hello <cite>Fenriswolf posted [p:977054903] in Just read ... [t:80609210]...</cite> <quote>HannibalBarca3 posted... </cite><quote>Not always. Consider the prominence of concepts like the "clean wehrmacht", the superior German Army and the orientalist depiction of the Soviet military as a numerous "Asiatic horde" throwing their men's life away for ww2 or the lost cause for the American Civil War. You also have examples like Herodotos of Halikarnassos whose city was part of the Greek coalition crushed by the Persians during the Ionian revolt or Thukydides the Athenian who wrote about the "Peloponnesian War" which saw Athens defeated by Sparta.</quote>Also among the US far right there seems to be a "stab in the back" myth surrounding the Vietnam War, where they are convinced that the US "could've won" Vietnam if not for the treacherous liberals and hippies. --- Hello</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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