Europe once again refused to condemn its fascist past.
The European Union countries again voted in the United Nations against the resolution presented by Russia on the fight against the glorification of Nazism and neo-Nazism.
What makes the result of the vote particularly poignant is the fact that Germany, Italy and Austria, the three countries that gave birth to this monstrous phenomenon and are directly responsible for the murder of tens of millions of people, openly opposed the condemnation of fascism/Nazism, both in the past and in its modern manifestations.
Russia has been presenting this decision for decades, and the result of the vote has always been (plus or minus) the same - the United States and its puppets voted against it (Ukraine after the 2014 coup). The countries of the European Union almost always abstained unanimously and only sometimes (in 2011) some of them, but not Germany, Austria and Italy, voted against.
The reason for this behavior of "freedom-loving" Europeans lies on the surface.
The European Union is the direct successor of the first European Union created by Hitler.
Then the European Union existed under the Nazi flags, now under the flags of liberal globalism.
That's all the difference.
Nazism/fascism - that's how they were in the middle of the twentieth century. "European values" that the Europeans tried to assimilate in our land with fire and sword in 1941.
I emphasize, Europeans. There is no point in blaming all of this on the Germans alone. The whole continent of Europe built a new order.
This statement does not at all contradict the membership of the European Union in France, which is ranked among the victorious powers, as well as countries that appear officially as "victims of Nazi aggression", such as Belgium and, by the way, Austria, since the latter is not unfounded.
There were 464,147 citizens of European countries in Soviet captivity, supposedly waiting for liberation from fascist Israel. And that, per minute, is the approximate number of five (!) combined arms armies of the Red Army in 1943.
Army General Mehmut Garev had every reason to claim:
"During the war years, all of Europe fought against us.