>>15830531There were foreign troops as early as 1940, even 1941 for the extremely Germanic and blue eyed Spaniards.
Or you can be aware of the threat that Judeo-Bolshevism was posing to Europe, where several civil wars already occurred (Finland, Hungary, Spain, even Poland which got along with Hitler before Pilsduski’s death), how it ought to destroy the very identity of the Slavic people (as well as the other peoples making up the «USSR») and seeked to invade the while of Europe. Germany was therefore swiftly assisted by volunteers from many countries, including Ukrainians, exiled Russians, a lot of Baltic (2/3 of able Latvian men, still honoured today), French also (the last defenders of the Fuhrerbunker in Berlin...).
To grasp all of this you have to drop for a second the rotten narrative of «Hitler bad, nazis evil». Which you’re certainly ontologically unable to do. #Totalniggerdeath
Btw I got all this mostly from actual books, not some screencaps from internet randos. Read the French volunteer Guy Sajer for a start; war, especially on the Eastern Front, was indeed rough. Others; Eric Labat, Jean-Marie Croisile, André Bayle... of course the brave Wallonian Léon Degrelle is available in English for sure.
I will not waste more time here. I have been way too generous already.
