>The Nazino affair was the mass deportation of 6,000 people,

What were they trying to accomplish?

>>1885230
communism hasn't been tried yet

>They were trying to escape. They asked us "Where's the railway?" We'd never seen a railway. They asked "Where's Moscow? Leningrad?" They were asking the wrong people: we'd never heard of those places. We're Ostyaks. People were running away starving. They were given a handful of flour. They mixed it with water and drank it and then they immediately got diarrhea. The things we saw! People were dying everywhere; they were killing each other.... On the island there was a guard named Kostia Venikov, a young fellow. He was courting a pretty girl who had been sent there. He protected her. One day he had to be away for a while, and he told one of his comrades, "Take care of her," but with all the people there the comrade couldn't do much.... People caught the girl, tied her to a poplar tree, cut off her breasts, her muscles, everything they could eat, everything, everything.... They were hungry, they had to eat. When Kostia came back, she was still alive. He tried to save her, but she had lost too much blood.

Sounds like a made up atrocity story 2bh.

>Nazi no

Nobody cares

>>1885661

I give this script a 8/10

Ending was a bit predictable but very powerful.

Of course commies are human.

You think animals can think of sick shit like this?

The question you were looking for is "do they have human rights" and the answer is no, being that they absolutely refuse to grant them to other people.

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Jews like Lazar Kaganovich don't see goyim as humans. That's why they feel no moral qualms about doing shit like that.

>>1885230
The gulag could really use you right now.

>>1885230
I wish we did that to the bankers after 2008

>>1885230
Did the settlement survived?

>>1885230
No, they aren't, jews are the sons of satan

Kinda sounds fake, where is the evidence?

>The original plan targeted several types of kulaks, peasants, "urban elements," people living on the USSR's western frontiers, and petty criminals. By early Spring 1933 the number had been reduced to 1,000,000 deportees. Stalin rejected the plan in May 1933, about the time that deportees arrived on Nazino Island.[10]

Stalin was a saint. He could've killed 1,000,000 people this way, but he only killed 4,000!

Holy shit are Russians literally retarded?

>The deportees were kept below decks on the barges and apparently fed a daily ration of 200 grams of bread per person. Twenty tons of flour - about four kilos per person - were also transported, but the barges contained no other food, cooking utensils, or tools. All supervisory personnel, two commanders and fifty guards, were newly recruited. The guards had no shoes or uniforms.[18]

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Not even going to greentext the good parts, because it's all good (not for the prisoners, of course)

>>1887130
Were the Soviets really this incompetent? I mean even if their goal was to kill everyone they still did a pretty shitty job of effectively accomplishing that.

>>1885230
>tankies

>>1885824
Welcome to the National Socialists.