You'd think that after years of Germans killing your family and friends in the most brutal way possible the Red Army wouldn't treat them like royalty once they reached their capital, especially since the Russians were seen as savage drunk apes.
Aside from a few rapes here and there they didn't really do much. No large-scale genocides looting or destroying German cultural and historical buildings like Germans did in the East.
The german soldiers were encouraged to act as they did, because the nazis thought that to secure their conquests they would need to kill or chase away the slavs. The soviet soldiers were ordered to restrain themselves, because Stalin knew that the land was secured by Roosevelt and Churchill's agreement anyway, and he didn't want to give them a reason to go back on their word with a uncalled for bloodbath.
Joseph Peterson
So they were beta cucks?
Hudson Ramirez
Krautniggers killed themselves because they were autistic. They just did not want to believe that subhuman mongol hordes destroyed their supposedly invincible krautnigger empire. That wasn't the Russians' fault.
Brody Bell
Stalin didn't want to deal with partisan warfare. Unfortunately.
Lucas Lopez
You probably don't know what that word means. Also it probably would be very unlikely that the red army would get orders to massacre civilians after the war officially ended just for the sake of killing them. If anything the red "subhuman" slavic socialists made the German people think twice about who's the real subhuman, they made them take back their words, in the long run it was the Germans who continually and in places of combat operation massacred civilians, that even happened I heard during the battle of Kursk. Germans sparing some bullets to kill the "untermensch" for the nazi fatherland. Also the discipline in the red army was strict, it was taboo for the most part as I understand to hurt children. Would you have preferred that red army soldiers take german infants and slap their heads against the walls in front of their mothers?
Thomas Mitchell
Edit, what I meant to say by "made the German people think twice about who's the real subhuman," I don't deny very horrific widespread atrocities committed by the red army but still nonetheless the east German people did not experience what the east would have had if the nazis won. They weren't starved, they weren't planned on being to a large extent exterminated through forced assimilation, etc. At the end of the day there were good and bad soldiers on both sides. And it's racist to portray the red army which still I would assume was majority to be made up of Slavs as some "asiatic horde" which showed absolutely no mercy. German atrocities fueled reprisals. It was all horrible, the death and revenge.