**coups guatemala**
afghanistan
poland
**coups democratic countries but still wants democracy**
east germany
Afghanistan was defending the socialist republic there so no
DDR actually chased after fascists while the West germany was accepting fascists and collaborators in high posts, just like france and the US
*conquers other nations but claims liberation*
it basically took half of what you've defined it as. they took lands which was not their but the poles resisting was not anti imperialism
east germany was because allies declined a neutral german state
but ussr wasn't monopoly capitalism
Allies literally wanted to genocide the Germans
it isn't characteristic of it at all
Papon was a minister and massacred algerians in the streets of paris before he was called out for having been a nazi collaborator
lol yeah west ger, france and the US accepted fash in gov
USSR would see (as you just put it) poland and east germany as liberations
so would the allies see the coups as liberation
it goes both ways
Papon, Mitterand @Mr.AnalTwister4000
Laval
'allies see coups as liberation@
>gets rid of democracy
lol k
yes the allies see it as a way to spread evil and fear across the world and they don't feel like they're doing the right thing
100%
totally
the shah a monarch being in power is a 'democracy'
The US just accepted nazi scientists in high security project
Pinochet was a 'democracy'
evil is a baseless value
and you need a helicopter ride
dab
The iron curtain ironically helped Eastern Europe because now it's too poor for refugees to want to move there
the allies wanted to expand their hegemony for profit
Laval was far prior to west ger
it's not "evil", it's just in their interests and they won't let anything stand in their way
i'm talking about france Kristoffer
youre talking in the context of the GDR before the split was even a thing
from the allies POV, they are liberating through coup from the USSR POV, they are liberating through conquest
this goes both ways
I was talking about post WW2 in general
