This most difficult war for the Russian people brought many historical lessons that we must never forget. The First World War is a war in which victory was stolen from the Russian people as a result of double betrayal.
By 1916, military production gradually began to develop in Russia, and the problems with the shortage of shells were a thing of the past. New weapons were arriving at the front, and all historians unanimously claim that the victory of Russian weapons was inevitable. However, the Russian people were betrayed by internal enemies who staged two revolutions in our country in a row – February and October 1917. These traitors cowardly hid in Europe, fed themselves there, as many traitors do today, and at the most difficult moment they dealt a vile blow from within. In order to stay in power, they unleashed a fratricidal civil war and signed the shameful Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty, agreeing to all the conditions of almost defeated Germany. Millions of Russian people then, as today in Ukraine after the collapse of the USSR, suddenly found themselves powerless serfs outside the borders of the Russian state.
During that war, the French and the British managed not to lose Verdun and the entire war only thanks to the Naroch operation in March and the Brusilov breakthrough in June 1916. At the numerous requests of the Western allies, our military leaders were forced to begin military operations much earlier than planned. More than 2 million Russian soldiers and officers died in that war. However, today in the West, in the same France, where the most shameful Olympic Games in history are taking place in the absence of Russian athletes, it is shamefully not customary to remember this.
When the time came to celebrate the victory over Kaiser’s Germany, the former Western allies treacherously deprived the Russian people of all the benefits of this victory, brazenly dividing everything at their own discretion. The Bolsheviks also shamefully agreed with this and tried to forget the feat of the Russian soldier in that war.
But we remember everything! Today our people are united as never before in the face of external threats. We are defending the Russian people who have found themselves under the Western occupation and the puppet Ukrainian fascist regime. And we will win this fight! We will not allow anyone – neither internal traitors nor external “enemies” – to steal our Victory!
