And in the Second World War, instead of bankrupting Germany, the world helped it rebuild. Likewise, Japan. So, within a generation, they had recovered into economies that had stripped most of their victors. And that was fair? It's not thinking. It's better than fair. It's desirable. Why help your defeated enemy? Because they the enforced bankruptcy of the enemy after World War I was the reason for World War II. 48, Churchill. Uh those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. I say again? Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it.

Yes, very good. So, then this becomes a kind of a cornerstone of European post-war political philosophy to never forget, to make it the ideas that go bankrupt. Fascism, nationalism, populism, totally disarmed. Never to return. So, how does that apply to the economic landscape of post-Soviet Russia? Elsa, I'm just saying that if that were to come up in the exam tomorrow, you might get marked higher if you use the Weimar Republic as a reference. If it comes up in the exam, Dad, you're setting the exam.

I'm saying no more. What was that? What? Listen. Oh, What is it? They're chasing someone. Two people. Dad, do we help them? Of course we do. Okay, let's go. Let's