Unimaginable

[poliphilo]

Twelve million people died during the Russian Civil War.

Then along came Stalin and he killed and he killed and he killed.

Thirty million Soviet citizens died during World War II

But Russia is still there and not notably underpopulated and some people lived through the whole bloody shambles and are still walking around today.

And we Brits go on about how brave we are because the Germans once dropped a few bombs on London.

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[poliphilo.livejournal.com]

The second-half of the 20th century was a blessed time in the West.

And we went through it being scared to death of the Bomb.

As to what you say about contraception etc- hear, hear!