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    Posts made by Grigoriy Ivanovitch

    • RE: Would the Allies win without Russia in the real war?

      @Anonymous:

      ok, I think u need a historical lesson. There would have been no war without Russia, so the topic is foolish. Hitler explaines in “Mein Kampf” that if you want to conquer land in Europe, u have to take Russia. He wanted land in the east. His first target was Poland. He tried to convince the french and the britts that a war between these countries would mean in great losses at both sides. But the allies decleared war. This was perfect for Stalin. He wanted the Germany to fight with the allies, and then rush into poland. But france lost unbeliveable fast, when you see on the french army´s strength. Then Stalin did not dare an attack on Germany. Now Hitler could do what he had allways wanted, conquer russia.

      Back to topic: No, the allies could not win a war without russia. The entire german army fought at the eastern front. Imagin this front at the cost of U.S. This army killed 27 000000 russians. The tiny army stationed in France killed 300000 americans. The allies would have no hope. Germany was ten times stronger then america in 1941 :wink:

      This is all true, however, the 27000000 Russians killed is kind of a misleading figure to show the skill of the Nazi soldiers when you consider that many of them didn’t actually have weapons.

      posted in World War II History
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    • RE: Would the Allies win without Russia in the real war?

      Either the second or third of your assumptions.

      You Have to specify, because if you are asking would the Allies win the war when Germany takes Poland and then goes back to take G.B. The Russians were not really suprised at the attack Of the Germans. Stalin himself knew what Hitler was like and knew he had to get ready for whatever Hitler did. So he took finland for more land. He, like so many of the earlier Czars Tried to Bring Russia into the modern ages. Though Unlike Nicholas, he used much greater violence to get his way. In 1933, six whole years before the Non-Aggression pact, Stalin killed 25 million people. This all to make Russia a huge industrial power. So, How can you say like one of you did earlier that the Allies supplied russia??

      These are all technically true, however they’re not all cohesive and not all relevant. I’m especially confused by your concluding question. Where does it come from?

      posted in World War II History
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    • RE: Is the new "Lord of the Rings" RISK any good???

      @dezrtfish:

      I think I will have to check it out. Though Some of my friends will think I am a Geek, I am in my thirties and board game as a hobby so I guess that is a given. ;)

      Eh, that’s what I’ll be doing when I’m in my thirties, so it’s good to know that somebody is blazing the trail. :)

      posted in Other Games
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    • RE: Would the Allies win without Russia in the real war?

      So the real question should be: If Germany was only fighting Russia, would the other Allies have helped either of them?

      posted in World War II History
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      Grigoriy Ivanovitch
    • RE: Would the Allies win without Russia in the real war?

      I would say the war of 1812 was a draw-it’s not like any land changed hands or anything like that.

      posted in World War II History
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    • RE: Top Ten posters

      @MuthaRussia:

      This isn’t fair! I just jooined in august…Shouldn’t you dou number of postssssssss to how many does you’ve been joined!

      Ga-wha-huh?

      posted in Website/Forum Discussion
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      Grigoriy Ivanovitch
    • RE: Greatest WWII Generals

      @Guerrilla:

      ahhh… I see your back in the US GI! So Your Army…Don’t you guys ever get along

      :D Don’t blame me, I just saw it in a porta-john at Camp Arifjan.

      posted in General Discussion
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      Grigoriy Ivanovitch
    • RE: Greatest WWII Generals

      @guest:

      My vote goes to MacArthur.
      By the way, arenn’t the marines part of the navy and isn’t the best thing SEALS do is balance beach balls on their noses?

      Marines:

      My
      A**
      Rides
      In
      Navy
      Equipment

      posted in General Discussion
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      Grigoriy Ivanovitch
    • RE: Favorite nation to play

      No, I think the winner was Japan in the one I started a while back. I’ll see if I can find it later.

      posted in Axis & Allies Classic
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    • RE: Math 2

      nice is alos when you use only the positive solution of a square root and forget about the negative one.

      I didn’t forget, I just…decided not to include it. Yeah. :roll:

      posted in General Discussion
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      Grigoriy Ivanovitch
    • RE: Math 2

      It’s kind of like the thing where you can get 1=2. I forget how that went, but I’ll see if I can’t figure it out again.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Guerrilla's

      @dezrtfish:

      There will be no damn dirty apes in my games!! :x

      Oh wait, I thought you ment “Gorillas”, My bad. :oops:

      I didn’t know Charlton Heston lived in Phoenix. :)

      posted in Other Axis & Allies Variants
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      Grigoriy Ivanovitch
    • RE: The correct way to play the US

      @Panzersatsen:

      Whenever I play A&AE, the game is almost always decided in one way or the other at the time when the outcome has been decided.

      Is it me, or is that sentence redundant? Anyway, I wouldn’t say the “best” way, just the way that fits your style of playing.

      posted in Axis & Allies Europe
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    • RE: Top Ten posters

      @Guerrilla:

      you know my strategy :evil: :evil: :evil: …partially my bro thinks I’m nuts and wants me to get off so… but hey I do have a life :wink:

      Good…I had a life, but it was interrupted by the military. :wink:

      posted in Website/Forum Discussion
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      Grigoriy Ivanovitch
    • RE: On the Existence of "God"

      @F_alk:

      Which one died? And would you mind to cut the story short and post it?

      Baldur-I believe his claim to fame was the most beautiful god.
      Anyway, there was some prophecy that he would be killed, and so his mother went through the world getting everything to promise that it wouldn’t kill him. Loki (the trickster god) appeared to Baldur’s mother in a different form and asked her whether anything hadn’t promised to kill him, and she said that she never asked the mistletoe plant, as it was so small and harmless. Loki promptly went off and made a mistletoe dart. Meanwhile, all the gods were throwing various objects at Baldur and seeing him not get hurt by any of them. Loki went up to Baldur’s blind brother Hodur? and asked him why he wasn’t joining in. Hodur replied that he was blind, and Loki said that he had a dart that Hodur could use and he would guide his arm. Hodur threw the dart, and it killed Baldur.

      That’s the story, as best as I can remember it.

      posted in General Discussion
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    • RE: Top Ten posters

      @Guerrilla:

      @dezrtfish:

      I was just looking through the member list. Year after year I seem to be able to stay in the top ten list.

      I checked to see and I was the 56th member then I noticed that we have almost 1300 members!

      Any way I should pass HFW for #8 next week and maybe get my supermega this month.

      Yay for me!

      hey I’m 1774 and I’m trailing you in 16 place…

      Yes, but I’m guessing you have less of a life than dezrtfish. Also, it seems to me you randomly post stuff to increase your post count

      posted in Website/Forum Discussion
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    • RE: On the Existence of "God"

      @Janus1:

      im almost positive one was killed, ill verify that though.

      Yes, one was killed, but not by any frost giants. The story is a little long, though, so I’ll spare the details.

      posted in General Discussion
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      Grigoriy Ivanovitch
    • RE: On the Existence of "God"

      @Janus1:

      norse gods could be killed too though. one of the Valhalla gods (i dont remember which right now) was killed by the snow giants (ice giants?)

      They were all “Valhalla” gods, that’s just the place where warriors went when they died. I don’t remember snow giants killing of any of them, except maybe at Ragnarok.

      posted in General Discussion
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      Grigoriy Ivanovitch
    • RE: On the Existence of "God"

      @Janus1:

      yea. the cool thing with them was not only could they die, but they were doomed in the end, and they knew it. they kick the greek gods a**, though in a fight, theyd lose, since they can die.

      I don’t think so, because their whole thing was that they were destined to die in Ragnarok, so unless the Greek gods were part of Ragnarok, I think the Norse gods would still win.

      posted in General Discussion
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      Grigoriy Ivanovitch
    • RE: On the Existence of "God"

      In that case, how about the Norse gods? They always were my favorite, ahead of the Greek/Roman then the Egyptian gods. (any others, please bring to my attention)

      posted in General Discussion
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