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In the opinion of French-Canadians Dino Bravo and Frenchie Martin, the USA was not OK.

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The Bolsheviks were shocked every single time WWE fans booed their national anthem.

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Friedrich Von Schacht was an expert at exploiting the sensitivities of post-World War II crowds.

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The members of Team Canada were the first impolite Canadians.

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Slick hung out with The Bolsheviks, but we're pretty sure he wasn't seriously into the USSR.

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Years after Nikolai Volkoff and Boris Zhukov disappeared, Russia's Vladimir Kozlov took up their cause.

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A major villain in Japan, India's Tiger Ali Singh came to the ring with a sword clenched in his teeth.

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During a short period of hysteria, Sgt. Slaughter fronted a group of Iraqi sympathizers dubbed The Triangle of Terror.

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The legendary Skandor Akbar billed himself from all over the Middle East, including Lebanon, Syria and Saudi Arabia.

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Mr. Moto was one the many Japanese villains who enraged audiences in the years after the bombing of Pearl Harbor.

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The fact that Moto wore the same glasses as Japanese Prime Minister Hideki Tojo was no mistake.

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The Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff became World Tag Team Champions over their shared loathing of America.

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Sheik Adnan Al-Kaissey worked with Saddam Hussein to bring sports-entertainment to Iraq in the 1970s.

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"The Russian Bear" Ivan Koloff became famous for beating Bruno Sammartino for the WWE Title.

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Rusev is an international threat for a whole new generation of WWE fans.

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The Russian Team were not the dudes to mess with.

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Japan's Yokozuna became a two-time WWE Champion thanks to his unmatched size and power.

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The Hart Foundation’s pro-Canadian rants drove pre-Attitude Era WWE fans crazy.

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Mr. Fuji was feared as both a manager and a competitor during his WWE Hall of Fame career.

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