Was fascism really defeated though? America was putting people in camps too.
World War II
Jonathan Fisher
Dominic Stewart
How could it be when it was started by the fascist aggressors? Ending it and liberating Europe from the fascist blight was just and noble, which is what the Red Army did. The war itself was not.
Jackson Baker
Molotov-Rippentrov pact not being broken?
Nathan Perry
They were in the territories liberated by the Red Army. However, in the rest of Europe they were integrated instead.
Michael Sullivan
over all yes
Camden Rivera
Did the vanquishing of the Gauls, with those that did not outright perish being hauled of as the prizes of war, make Caesar any less a noble and just son of Mars when he uttered the infamous veni, vidi, vici ?
James Thomas
Yes?
Evan Smith
true but that's the case for any country involved in it. no matter what.
Wyatt Turner
Heh.
David Martin
This is the key point. The fascists fired the first shots, directly onto home soil of every significant Allied power. You could argue that fighting for an unconditional surrender on all fronts may have been excessive, but you can't argue against WWII being noble and just, at least by the time things had degenerated far enough for the fascists to enter power.