70th anniversary of anti-Tripartite Pact protests

Glory, Serbs!
- Polish FM Jozef Beck speach, 1939, and No!" to German territorial claims
- Greece's "No" 1940
- Serbs'/Yugoslavia's Anti-Tripartite Pact protests 1941
True glorious history. If not these "no!" to Hitler, all Slavs would be exterminated.

This British instigated military putch against the pro German government was the second biggest folly in Serbia´s history in the 20th century(after the forming of Yugoslavia instead of the forming of an ethnical pure Greater Serbia after WW1 until Karlobag-Virovitica)!
It costed us tons of Serbian blood because Hitler felt provoked and started a deadly war against Serbs while the others(Croats,Albanians,Hungarians,Bosniaks,Bulgars) were happily masskilling unarmed Serbs after the authority of the state dissapeared!
Instead we could have had neutrality which would have cost us absolutely nothing!
For the foreign minister to bragg about this catastrophic actions tells us very much about the "skillfull" Seerbian diplomacy...
No wonder we "succeded again" in 1999 when the whole world rallied against us with such skillfull diplomats...

SAY NO TO NATO-PACT!

CG, they told us to give up our sovereignty or to be bombed. Naturally everyone would pick bombing. The west admits to giving an ultimatum that nobody would accept - because their goal was to bomb.

Grzegorz, we have little sympathy for poland. In 1939 poland was an apartheid state that closed down some 150 orthodox churches, and banned orthodox people from being able to own land. Poland was one of the biggest fascists after Germany. And in fact Poland benefited from the war - they had to give up occupied orthodox slavic land, which would have left a small poland - but Russia gave them much of Germany and Prussia. So in a way polish are happy for what happened. On top of that the polish hated the jews - remember the phrase - nasze ulitze wasze kamienice - so it's no wonder that the poles were happy to help the germans get rid of the jews from poland. We do not have much love for poland! Sorry!

Glory, Serbs!
- Polish FM Jozef Beck speach, 1939, and No!" to German territorial claims
- Greece's "No" 1940
- Serbs'/Yugoslavia's Anti-Tripartite Pact protests 1941
True glorious history. If not these "no!" to Hitler, all Slavs would be exterminated.

This British instigated military putch against the pro German government was the second biggest folly in Serbia´s history in the 20th century(after the forming of Yugoslavia instead of the forming of an ethnical pure Greater Serbia after WW1 until Karlobag-Virovitica)!
It costed us tons of Serbian blood because Hitler felt provoked and started a deadly war against Serbs while the others(Croats,Albanians,Hungarians,Bosniaks,Bulgars) were happily masskilling unarmed Serbs after the authority of the state dissapeared!
Instead we could have had neutrality which would have cost us absolutely nothing!
For the foreign minister to bragg about this catastrophic actions tells us very much about the "skillfull" Seerbian diplomacy...
No wonder we "succeded again" in 1999 when the whole world rallied against us with such skillfull diplomats...

SAY NO TO NATO-PACT!

CG, they told us to give up our sovereignty or to be bombed. Naturally everyone would pick bombing. The west admits to giving an ultimatum that nobody would accept - because their goal was to bomb.

Grzegorz, we have little sympathy for poland. In 1939 poland was an apartheid state that closed down some 150 orthodox churches, and banned orthodox people from being able to own land. Poland was one of the biggest fascists after Germany. And in fact Poland benefited from the war - they had to give up occupied orthodox slavic land, which would have left a small poland - but Russia gave them much of Germany and Prussia. So in a way polish are happy for what happened. On top of that the polish hated the jews - remember the phrase - nasze ulitze wasze kamienice - so it's no wonder that the poles were happy to help the germans get rid of the jews from poland. We do not have much love for poland! Sorry!