This idea goes back to the art of war by Sun Tzu that the greatest commander is the one who can win without war. Because any war places a burden on the population and lands.Really pretty panels
and I'm sure most of us agree with Tanya on war usually being a waste of life and resources
This mentality wouldn't be strange somewhere in Western Europe during the Cold War, lmao."I don't like war, but i do hate communists, and these guys look mildly communist, so-"
Incredible shennanigans
I just find it funny that Tanya is comparing the fantasy commies to the actual literal Soviet Union and must therefore all be killed, but is perfectly fine with the fantasy Wermacht.This mentality wouldn't be strange somewhere in Western Europe during the Cold War, lmao.
I don't know how deep it all went, but I always saw Tanya as a parody of an imperialist mentality. Although the irony you noticed does seem intriguing.I just find it funny that Tanya is comparing the fantasy commies to the actual literal Soviet Union and must therefore all be killed, but is perfectly fine with the fantasy Wermacht.
no wonder she ends up working for the americans"I don't like war, but i do hate communists, and these guys look mildly communist, so-"
Incredible shennanigans
no wonder she ends up working for the americans
It's a fantasy Kaiserreich, not the Third ReichI just find it funny that Tanya is comparing the fantasy commies to the actual literal Soviet Union and must therefore all be killed, but is perfectly fine with the fantasy Wermacht.
Not only. The original has even more references and reimaginings to the Second World War than the First. The Kaiser's Germany not only financed the struggle of Russian communists against the government, but even managed to cease to exist before they actually came to power in Russia.It's a fantasy Kaiserreich, not the Third Reich