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Capital at risk, terms apply. I want to welcome everyone back to the Pekignano show. Thomas is back,

and we're still taking a break from the Continental Philosophy series.

We'll be getting back into that soon.

But I asked Thomas to cover a topic that I've been wanting to cover for a while.

And yeah, I told them he can take as many episodes as he wants to cover this because I think this is real important for, from the revisionist perspective, when World War, according to World War II.

And it's also from podcasts I've heard in the past talking about it, it's quite controversial.

And maybe I'll ask you some questions about that at the end, Thomas.

Even controversial amongst our guys. And I have a reason why I think it is. But why don't you tell us what we're going to talk about today.

Well, in broad causal terms, we're going to talk about the role of the Soviet Union and the Second World War.

That's an issue that's mischaracterized.

The main minority viewpoint is presented by Victor Suvorov's icebreaker.

Suvarov is a pseudonym for the Soviet defector, who was deeply insinuated in the GRU,

which was the military's or the Red Army's counterpart to KGB.

KGB was technically a branch of the Soviet military,

but GRU was literally Army intelligence.

As it may,

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