Historical Revisionism Big in Eastern Europe

One part of our waking up to the truth is to be released from the false history surrounding WWII and the so-called holocaust, which has been used to shame and extort reparations from people for wrongs they didn't commit. Where people are allowed to question the narrative, they discover the cabal's MSM side of the story isn't supported by evidence. This is happening more and more in Eastern Europe, and (((they))) aren't happy about it. Most Jews are hit so hard with this narrative, it becomes central to their identity never to question it, and to view anyone who does as out to intentionally genocide them. What's done to everyday Jews is as much trauma-based mind control as what's done to the intended targets of the false narrative, only the roles played and types of costs paid are different.

https://www.rt.com/news/449976-holocaust-denial-eastern-europe/

>>4968606

This USanon has Hungarian heritage, spoke it a little growing up. My grandmother was so hard-working, so stoic. The terrors she'd experienced could be read in her eyes, and her singing voice was haunting, but she never lost her ability to laugh, or her appreciation for simple pleasures. Her powers of observation and problem-solving were inspiring, even though I only ever saw it applied to humble, mundane things. But I became a scientist because of it. And was always the one to come up with simple, inexpensive fixes to huge problems all the mucky-muck contractors couldn't see their way around. Shit like duct-taping hair-dryers to complex robotics.

Hungarian ingenuity" my mom and I call it. Lotta Hungarian inventors it turns out. Anyway, sorry to heritagefag, but I love how all our peoples have their own thing.

>>4968761

Ty for this anon. Am GenX, so rubik's cube was a staple. And attached pic could have been my grandmother. She was an Operator in this time, I used to visit her at work. Looked just like that.

>>4968828

Hope to someday. The bible my grandmother brought over is proudly displayed in mom's home, velvet and beaded on its cover, just a little thing.