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For thousands of years, Poles have been defending europe from savage german orcs
>Polish heroes raped germs in 1466
>Polish warriors annihilated germs in 1521
>Polish knights destroyed germs in 1806
>Polish crusaders obliterated germs in 1919
>Polish demigods exterminated germs in 1945
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you india and turkey, 3 most annoying niggerfaggot countries on earth
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>>18690139
Youre a jew though, and you still haven't explained why you wormed you way back in after the Polish jew purge of 1968.
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>>18690139
>Suvorov also placed considerable emphasis on psychological pressure on the enemy. Typically, it was announced in advance: if the fortress capitulated without a fight, all those who surrendered would receive their freedom and property. If the fortress capitulated only after a siege, everyone would remain captive. However, if the fortress refused to surrender and was stormed, the troops would take no prisoners, and the townspeople's property would be appropriated by Russian soldiers. After this had happened several times, everyone began to trust Suvorov's words. He truly kept his word, both in cruelty and in mercy toward those who surrendered. One day, Polish rebels took a Russian-occupied castle by entering through the sewers. After some time, Suvorov's troops surrounded the castle, and the Poles asked for an honorable surrender. Suvorov replied that he would guarantee the prisoners' lives and freedom, but only if they exited the castle the same way they had entered. And in the face of the entire Russian army, the proud Polish nobles were forced to emerge covered in feces.
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>>18690192
I was just wondering why those three are so similar to each other



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