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[fat_yankey]

В предыдущем постинге я поделился своим наблюдением над живучестью мёртвых теорий, полагая, что «мёртвость» версии о двухгодичной передышке, подаренной пактом Молотова-Риббентропа, очевидна.

Оказалось нет. Коментаторы хором попросили рассказать, что бы было если бы пакта не было.

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Bank for International Settlements [1]

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