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Russian Liberation Army(Russian: Russkaya Osvoboditelnaya Armiya, POA)

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Russian Liberation Army (Russian: Russkaya Osvoboditel'naya Armiya, Русская Освободительная Армия, abbreviated in Cyrillic as РОА, in Latin as ROA, also known as the Vlasov army) was a group of predominantly Russian forces allied with Nazi Germany during World War II.

The ROA was organized by former Red Army general Andrey Vlasov, who tried to unite Russians opposed to the Communist regime. Amidst the volunteers were Soviet prisoners of war, and White Russian émigré (some of whom were veterans of the anticommunist White Army during the Russian Civil War). On 14 November 1944 it was officially renamed the Armed Forces of the Committee for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia (VS-KONR).

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  • Honor of all the nations occupied by the Soviet Union ... Ukrainians, Russians, Estonians, Latvians ... who fought in the German form of his homeland.

  • СЛАВА РУСКИМ НАЦИОНАЛИСТИЧКИМ СНАГАМА!

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  • @meProudToBeCaucasian ...stupid fuck ... those countries are more than aware of ruSSians living there ... that's why they want the ruSSians out. As for ruSSian liberators ... what rubbish .... it was just a replacement of they started in 1940

  • @40bcoots maybe cuz in these countries live russian you dumb fucker??? Russia doesnt care that much of lithuenia for example, they have both normal relation, they are just annoyed that lithuenias still demand something from russia for the past, many of the rest of the former su have a lot of russians like lativia and estonia both 30%. Also its completely normal they have 140 million people, biggest land, most recourses on earth, its normal for them to have some role in europe and demand things

  • @123GlobalFailures which part of communism?30s or 60s??Communisms from the 50-90s was great and better what we have now, people had pride and social security especially for womens, and the economy wasnt driven by the markets, if the markets want to grow they usually wanted more people (immigration), thats why all the western european countries had more immigrants than the eastern countries, in east germany there were only 1%immigrants which were just there to learn something and send back home.

  • they were just used by the germans cause germans realized that russian are gonna destroy them

    if you look at the war germany supported every minority in the soviet union ukrainians, baltics, belarusians

    and even other so called arians like georgians and azeris, all of them right from the start but the russian they aint white they are untermenschen, first in the end of the war they thought liberating russians not vipe them out. Nazis only cared about power their ideology was all a big lie.

  • Потрясает........Какую ж " лапшу нам на на уши вешали"......Коммунисты..Я вообще....про то время....

  • Hail Russian Comrades! HAil ROA HAil Vlassow! Best greetings from Norway, a Frontfightingline against jewish-afro-islamic subversion and conspiracy against our own White Peoples14!88!

  • Слава и честь наших павших братьев и товарищей

  • @TheForkBuster You didnt stop the jews from converting most of eastern europe into communist lands, led by Soviet Russia though - the soviets were the real enemies of the russian people and the slavic people as a whole.

  • @drdimov Жтиве булгария!!! Долой жидов и комиссаров!!!

  • Russians Voltuneer's against Kommunismn...............not forgotten,Comrades.85 from Sweden

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