User blog comment:NefkaAlice/Has anyone actually read a history book for fun thanks to Hetalia?/@comment-3104144-20101003045845

Well, I was studying 20th Century History (WWII & Cold War) for my GCE since last year. A friend of mine introduce me to Hetalia in September last year, but I only got into it after I went to Germany and Austria on a school trip in December last year.

Now I actually use a bit of 'Hetalia' in my notes. For example, my notes on the Nazi-Soviet Non-Agression Pact goes like: - Stalin suspected Hitler wanted to invade ロシア (supposed to be USSR at that period) - wanted alliance with イギリス ＆ フランス - signed on 23-8-1939 - ロシア will do nothing if ドイツ attacked ポランド - Secret Protocol: ドイ ＆ ロシ will divide ポラ, ロシ will also get リトアニア、ラトビア、エストニア＆フィンランド etc etc etc.

You get the picture. (Ahaha....)

My friend comment that I'd ended up writing this in my exams to... but I didn't. Actually, my History improved after falling in love with Hetalia. (I rose from a C to a B. Now trying to get an A)