Why were parts of the Soviet Union that had more industry than agriculture occupied during WW2?
They couldn't beet the Nazis.
Beeting the Nazis
Explanation
Explain Bear
Listen up, buttercup. This joke is a play on words. You see, "beet" sounds like "beat." The punchline is that the parts of the Soviet Union couldn't "beat" the Nazis, but it's spelled "b-e-e-t" because beets are a type of agriculture. Get it? I bet you still don't.
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