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:Either opposed, or cowardly subversive collaborationists. Point being, we can no longer make the blanket statement that the anit-Comintern pact was made up of "right-wing fascists", especially given the point that such an authoritative source as Wikipedia admits that non-Comintern leftist Chinese were joined to the Axis powers.
:Either opposed, or cowardly subversive collaborationists. Point being, we can no longer make the blanket statement that the anit-Comintern pact was made up of "right-wing fascists", especially given the point that such an authoritative source as Wikipedia admits that non-Comintern leftist Chinese were joined to the Axis powers.
To what are you referring to? Who said that anti-Comintern were right wing fascists? i am puzzled. [[User:Order]] 3 August, 11:07
:Oh, here's something else we need to fit in somewhere, Stalin's Order of the Day on February 23, 1943---one month after Roosevelt hit upon the Casablanca notion of unconditional surrender -- Stalin stated for public consumption that "it would be ridiculous to identify Hitler's clique with the German people and the German state." [[User:RobS|Rob Smith]] 21:02, 5 August 2007 (EDT)
:Oh, here's something else we need to fit in somewhere, Stalin's Order of the Day on February 23, 1943---one month after Roosevelt hit upon the Casablanca notion of unconditional surrender -- Stalin stated for public consumption that "it would be ridiculous to identify Hitler's clique with the German people and the German state." [[User:RobS|Rob Smith]] 21:02, 5 August 2007 (EDT)
That would be Stalin's take on "collective guilt". But I figure there are more scholarly contributions to this debate. [[User:Order]] 3 August, 11:07