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they thought that Russians and ukrainians were stupid and worthless so the Germans took the tho Germany and made them work hard and gave them VERY, VERY little food... a lot of the people were starved to death and if you didn't do your job right then you were burned to death...
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What starts with o that has to do with world war 2?
Odessa , Ukraine ; this was an important warm-water port helping to supply the Russians with war materials helping the Russians in their war with the Germans .
How did the Russians form?
They come from all over the world and then settled. (Then copied names and stuff from other countries, such as Ukraine.) They have a strong army.
Who was the leader of Ukraine during World War 2?
== == Ukraine was not independent during WW2, therefore it did not have a leader. It was a part of Russia
Who did the Russians attack during world war 2?
spartans
Who was the leader of the Russians during World War 2?
Joseph Stalin.
Was Ukraine in World War II?
It was a under soviet union (USSR) during world war II. I was not an independent country that time.
Who supplied the Vite Cong with weapons during world war 2?
the russians
Which country suffered the majority of the fighting during World War 2?
The Russians .
What has the author Yuri B Shvets written?
Yury Boshyk has written: 'Ukraine During World War II' 'Ukraine During World War Ii'
Are Ukraine and Auschwitz the same?
No, Ukraine is a country and Auschwitz refers to the camp, active during the Holocaust.
What three countries were part of the allied force during World War 2?
Americans, British and the Russians. after Hitler broke his defensive pact with the Russians, the Russians switched teams and joined the allies
Is Ukraine considered a third world country?
No, Ukraine is not considered a third world country. The term "third world" was historically used to refer to countries that were not aligned with NATO or the Communist bloc during the Cold War. Ukraine is categorized as a "developing country" or an "emerging economy" in modern terms.
