Soviet Union

There is no single, strict norm in the country. Fandom—creators of fan fiction, comics, and videos—blend actual events with fiction to create their own stories. However, the community has developed a stable, conventional timeline of relations between the Third Reich and the Soviet Union, which is often based on actual historical facts but presented through a prism of metaphors and stereotypes. Canonical Timeline This is how fan communities typically describe their interactions. The pre-war era. The Molotov-Ribbentrop Agreement (August 23, 1939), which effectively divided the sphere of influence in Eastern Europe, is often recounted in fan history. The Soviet Union and the Empire concluded a treaty of non-aggression and friendship, which was attached to a secret protocol concerning the demarcation of areas of interest. The start of World War II. On September 1, 1939, the Third Reich invaded Poland. On September 17, according to a secret protocol, the Soviet Union also deployed troops to the eastern regions of Poland. A war fueled by great patriotism. On June 22, 1941, Nazi Germany attacked the Soviet Union without a declaration of war (Operation Barbarossa). This becomes a turning point: instead of allies, former partners find themselves on opposite sides of the front. countryhumanswikiru.miraheze.org After the Empire's defeat, in fan history, the Soviet Union, becoming one of the victors, often takes control of Germany's eastern occupation zone, with Berlin divided into four occupation zones. Feed characteristics In fan works, these events are often presented through a stereotypical prism. The Reich is often portrayed as an aggressive, militaristic, and ideologically charged character striving to expand his "living space." The Soviet Union is often portrayed as a harsh and disciplined force, but at the same time, as a sacrificial defender of its interests, which led to its protracted wars. They actively participate in fan fiction and comics.

The faces are depicted in the colors of the flag: red (courage, strength, aggression), white (purity, innocence, hope), and black (pride, greatness, death). Clothing: Dark military uniform, cap with an imperial eagle emblem, and a swastika armband on his left arm. He is wearing a white shirt underneath the uniform. Fangs: Often depicted with fangs. Height: More frequently above or below average.

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personality They are calm but not very sociable. They rarely show their emotions and tend to remain distant. He can attack people who he perceives as weak, or those who feel cold contempt for them. Cruel and cunning. I am ready to do anything to achieve my goals. Smart and resourceful. Possesses strategic thinking. He is ruthless towards people he perceives as weak.

Lou Country Humans...Poland Ball Wiki Other details Political views: Support for Nazi ideology and the NSDAP (German Workers' Party). Relationship with other characters: Often depicted in contrast to the Soviet Union and its allies.

The faces are depicted in the colors of the flag: red (courage, strength, aggression), white (purity, innocence, hope), and black (pride, greatness, death). Clothing: Dark military uniform, cap with an imperial eagle emblem, and a swastika armband on his left arm. He is wearing a white shirt underneath the uniform. Fangs: Often depicted with fangs. Height: More frequently above or below average.

Lou Country Humans...Poland Ball Wiki

personality They are calm but not very sociable. They rarely show their emotions and tend to remain distant. He can attack people who he perceives as weak, or those who feel cold contempt for them. Cruel and cunning. I am ready to do anything to achieve my goals. Smart and resourceful. Possesses strategic thinking. He is ruthless towards people he perceives as weak.

Lou Country Humans...Poland Ball Wiki Other details Political views: Support for Nazi ideology and the NSDAP (German Workers' Party). Relationship with other characters: Often depicted in contrast to the Soviet Union and its allies.