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Post by Jean Lannes on Jul 5, 2016 19:58:58 GMT
By that logic any Napoleonic historian should be unemployed. You don't need to have lived in Dijon in 1806 to know how the V. Corps of the Grande Armée was set up I can see, that you have no idea about what you are talking... There was huge amount of stuff that didn't go out of USSR, it is just inlogical to compare these two things So? I seriously doubt the Soviets would not write something in files but rather tell everybody living in Vilnius. There are files and if there's things that didn't go out of the Soviet Union then a historian is way more likely to find/know of it than someone who just lived in the Soviet Union.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 6, 2016 10:42:27 GMT
I can see, that you have no idea about what you are talking... There was huge amount of stuff that didn't go out of USSR, it is just inlogical to compare these two things So? I seriously doubt the Soviets would not write something in files but rather tell everybody living in Vilnius. There are files and if there's things that didn't go out of the Soviet Union then a historian is way more likely to find/know of it than someone who just lived in the Soviet Union. you see alit of things that for example my father got access to isn't even publicly available as they are top secret for quite a good time
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