Quite right, good point, although that 6 million were separate from the generally agreed figure of at least 20 million Russians who Stalin had killed. I read somewhere - although it seems impossible, but I definitely did see it - that the Russians lost more in the seige of Leningrad than combined UK and US losses for the whole war. Not that listing numbers of deaths is a very admirable way to go, of course. Russia's yet to examine its grisly past, too - no wonder it's such a basket-case - seriously bonkers, a complete loon. Also, although we wouldn't have won without them, they helped Hitler out to start with - he and Stalin had a nasty little pact that Hitler then reneged upon. That Hitler.
Now there's a property market you wouldn't want to be in - the Russian one. I don't know if you, Cornish Pasty, saw that excellent documentary on Monday, I think it was, about property scams in Russia? There you can buy a place and a while later someone else comes along, forges a contract under which they own it and bribes a court to go along with them. Nice. Being Russia, too, it's quite likely to cost you your kneecaps if you don't go along with it. Ok Ok the programme didn't say that, I did. So a bedsit in Camden costs quarter of a million quid and we're doomed to rent til the day we die - 'at least I'm not in Russia' still puts a smile on my face.