Russia's leader, Putin, aims to revise historical narratives, with a focus on Nazi Germany as well.

In a recent development, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin met to discuss the rewriting of World War II history. This move by the two nations has raised concerns, as it overshadows the historical contributions of the Western Allies.

The meeting between the two leaders did not reveal any new strategies or plans regarding the rewriting of history. Instead, it appears that both China and Russia are bolstering their political self-interests by emphasizing their roles as victorious powers in the global conflict.

Interestingly, a separate article titled "Putin's Desperate Plan: How He's Forging His 'Shadow Army'" has been circulating, but the context of Putin's "shadow army" was not discussed in this particular news piece.

It's important to note that the responsible role for the revision of the history of the Second World War, agreed upon between China and Russia, is not explicitly stated in the available search results. However, a related event discussing China's history and imperialism, which may intersect with views on WWII history, is scheduled as a teacher training session online on June 11, 2024.

Despite the U.S.'s significant support during World War II, its role is being downplayed by China and Russia in their rewriting of history. However, no specific details about the U.S.'s response to this rewriting of World War II history were provided in this news article.

The rewriting of World War II history by China and Russia continues to be a focus of discussion between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, and it remains to be seen how this will impact the global understanding of one of the most significant events in human history.