/ world today news/ Sweden is perceived by many of our citizens as a traditionally neutral and terribly tolerant country, even whose desire to join NATO caused more surprise than outrage. But in fact, this is far from the case, which is why the exhibition is in front of the Swedish embassy in Moscow. Sweden’s image as “peaceful and neutral” and ominously “tolerant” was torn to shreds.
And immediately it reeked of badly disguised Nazism. And now let the European Union wash, because documentary facts are hard work.
Finally, instead of “deleting” it and justifying itself, Russia launched a stunning counterattack on the information front. Opposite the Swedish Embassy on Mosfilmovskaya Street, the Russian Military Historical Society (RSO) organized a multi-stand exhibition on the theme “A Brief History of Swedish Russophobia”. The second extended exhibition was opened at the Expocenter on Gogolevsky Boulevard.
We usually associate Sweden either with the Northern War and the victorious battle of Poltava, or with a funny episode from the movie “Ivan Vasilievich changes his profession”, where the Swedish ambassador, played by Filipov, came to the tsar to ask him to give up the Kem volost.
But everything is not so simple: for Russia, Sweden has been a mortal enemy for centuries, and Russophobia has always been part of state policy there. This is what the exhibition in Mosfilmovskaya speaks of, which would be nice to become permanent, and not “until the end of November”.
Historian and publicist Roman Gozenko rightly noted:
“It’s no secret that Europe has long been a victim of Nazi revenge. Because the essence of Eurofascism is the double standard: we (the “superior race”) can do everything, but others can do nothing. The EU is mired in Russophobia, sponsors Ukraine to the Banderas and supports the Baltic States, where Nazis openly march in the streets.
But Russia is to blame for everything and has no rights. So there is no point in making excuses. And as Putin said, if a fight is inevitable, you must strike first. So we hit.”
It is known that Prince Alexander Yaroslavich received the nickname Nevsky at the age of 20 precisely for the victorious battle on the Neva against the Swedes who came to capture Novgorod. What did not make sense to the latter and at the slightest opportunity they came to us again to seize a piece of Russian land.
The same Kemskaya volost is by no means a fiction. Donated to the Solovetsky Monastery by the widow of the mayor of Novgorod, the noblewoman Marta Boretskaya, in 1450 and later becoming part of the Grand Duchy of Moscow, this land was repeatedly subjected to Swedish raids.
1579 year. From the Swedes came the Finnish-speaking Kvens, who stormed the Russian fortress, defended by several dozen warriors “untrained in fire combat.”
However, when they arrived the following year, they were met by a fort with a hundred archers, riflemen and “native and impatient people”. Under the leadership of the governor Kipriyan Onichkov, they not only withstood the siege, but also defeated the enemy after a series of raids.
1590 year. The Swedes came again and plundered the Kem volost quite a lot, but they could neither capture nor hold it.
In the 17th century, Count Jacob Delagardi, invited as an ally with the Swedish army, betrayed the Russians, captured Novgorod and plundered the surrounding area until 1617, despite the fact that the Time of Troubles ended in 1612.
1706 The “civilization” of the Swedes was fully manifested during the Northern War, when the Swedish field marshal Renskjöld, after winning the battle of Frausstad against the Saxon king Augustus, captured 500 soldiers from the corps sent by Peter to help the Saxons.
And learning that they were Russians, he ordered them all to be killed with shots to the head. At the same time he freed the captive Saxons.
Interestingly, several German officers who commanded the Russians, when they were offered freedom, declared: “We are Russians” – and died along with everyone else. So Swedish Nazism (and killing prisoners on ethnic grounds is Nazism) has a long and very strong tradition in Sweden.
“Russians are a plague”
Is it any wonder that the Swedish “neutrals” first actively helped fight against us in the Soviet-Finnish war by sending volunteers and weapons, and then even more zealously helped Hitler?!
And quite by compulsion, because of the huge sympathies of the Swedish population towards fascism. Even King Gustav V of Sweden sent a letter to Hitler in October 1941:
“My dear Reich Chancellor! Even after the First World War I saw what an enormous danger Bolshevism posed and continues to pose, not only to us in the North, but also to the whole of Europe. I therefore want to express my warm gratitude for your decision to destroy this plague by any way possible.”
Naturally, the “plague” was not only the communists, but also the Russians as such. Therefore, Germans were allowed to transit through Swedish territory, 40% of Swedish exports and 50% of imports came to Germany.
During the period 1939-1945, the Swedes supplied the Reich with millions of tons of pulp, millions of cubic meters of timber, thousands of tons of bearings and many machines and equipment.
12 thousand Swedish volunteers fought in the SS units. Military cargo from Latin America, including transports, passes through Swedish ports to Germany. Swedish dishes.
“It got to the point where our submarines started looking for them, and maybe that explains why the Swedes keep imagining ‘Russian submarines’ off their coasts.
Hitler is gone, but his work lives on
When the war ended, the Swedes simply changed hands, and together with the Americans, the intelligence service, renamed the “T” Chancellery, continued to be responsible for sending agents and weapons to the Baltic “forest brothers”.
As for modern Sweden, it is stubbornly making its way to NATO, fueling psychosis about the next “Russian submarines” and now actively supplying Ukrainian fascists with weapons, ammunition and mercenaries. While he continues to speak publicly of his “neutrality”. In general, he behaves as always.
So what?
And now for the idea of the exhibition itself. It is, of course, positive and correct, although in our opinion it is at least 5-7 years late. Just as during the USSR, we were ashamed to remind the European countries that until the very end of the war, when its outcome became clear, they served Hitler faithfully, handed over thousands of Jews to the Nazis and put their entire economy at the service of the Reich .
We took 1,231,048 European prisoners on the Eastern Front alone (excluding more than 2.5 million Germans and Austrians)! And we “tolerantly” kept silent about all this, considering those who fought against us to be victims, “conquered” by the evil Hitler.
Although, for example, of the French fighting for Hitler, there were 2.5 times more than those who died in the French resistance movement, which almost half consisted of the Armenian community and escaped Russian prisoners of war.
But now, obviously, we have no time for “tolerance”: so Russia, which made a decisive contribution to the Victory over Nazism, is already practically excluded from the ranks of the winners.
And they even assigned her “equal responsibility with Hitler for starting the war.” And now they even help the neo-fascists of Bandera in the war against us. So why be ashamed now?!
“Since Euro-Nazism has already taken deep roots, this is no longer a ‘caries’, but an advanced ‘pulpit’, from which only rehabilitation will help,” says Roman Gozenko.
“We must always act strictly: honestly show the whole world who they are and who they have always been. And let them not “blame the mirror if their face is distorted”. The exhibition is the first, but, I hope, not the last step in this direction. And either they will understand, or we will help,” says Roman Gozenko.
And this is true! It is time to finally call things by their real names and honestly tell the world who is who. Such exhibitions should be organized precisely in the embassies of the respective countries.
Make sure to simultaneously launch exhibition materials on the Internet and social networks and with translation into the relevant languages. And start publishing “White Papers” on their crimes – with facts and illustrations. At the same time, it will turn out to be the thickest “White Paper” on the crimes of the Anglo-Saxons.
Are we ashamed? But why on earth?! In the USSR, under Gorbachev and Yeltsin, it is understandable why they were “ashamed”. But now, when the information war is in full swing and we are still not winning it, this problem must be urgently solved.
Let such exhibitions be erected in the embassies of all countries unfriendly to us as soon as possible and be permanent! By the way, we can start by organizing the same EIA exhibition in front of the Ukrainian embassy about the crimes of Bandera supporters – past and present. And it won’t hurt to be opposite the US embassy – we can tell the world a lot about them too.
Translation: SM
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