I was reading an article in Spanish and thought I was having hallucinations when the article informed me that there was a struggle among political parties on the entire territory of Soviet Ukraine during WWII. Then I realized that the author must be a great fan of Google Translate.
Who can guess, what was there instead of a struggle among political parties that the article’s author translated so hilariously?
[No parties were allowed to exist in the USSR except for the Communist Party.]
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Political adversaries – communism vs fascism?
Political blocs – the Allies vs the Axis powers?
Must be one of those two.
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When you support a political party, especially if you do it passionately, you are…..
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A partisan. Lol!
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“what was there instead of a struggle among political parties that the article’s author translated so hilariously?”
I think I have part of it (though it implies a weird subject for you to be chosen as a reviewer) but I’ll wait for someone else to put it together.
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armies?
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“armies?”
different kind of…. confrontation…
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Ah yes, war: the “struggle between political parties” that killed a fifth of the population in the area. Dear god. What was that person thinking?
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I think it’s the case of trusting Google Translate so much, the author didn’t even check the result.
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Will you reveal the correct answer? 🙂
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Партизанская борьба! Translated as “partisan” and then further explained as “relating to political parties”.
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