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[Y. Gordon, D, Khazanov and S. Komissarov OKB Yakovlev]The advancing Hungarians, who were supporting the Germans during the Invasion of the Soviet Union, managed to capture at least one Yak-4 aircraft during 1941. The use of this aircraft by them would be limited at best, due to the ...
“There are no fortresses that Bolsheviks cannot storm”. With these words, Stalin expressed the dynamic self-confidence of the Soviet Union’s Five Year Plan: weak and backward Russia was to turn overnight into a powerful modern industrial country. Between 1928 and 1932, production of coal,...
NewAmerican administrations coming into office have the opportunity andthe obligation to review the U.S. perspective and to help develop an alliance-wide dialogue that should lead to a reformulation of Westernstrategy for dealing with the Soviet Union in the last decade of this century. Emerging ...
ultimately, their fate had been decided long beforehand during the Yalta Conference in early-1945 where the Soviet Union, United Kingdom and the United States decided where the continent would be divided amongst the war's victors and recognized the Soviet's sphere of influence in Eastern Europe....
The Soviet Union and the United States emerged from WWII as the dominant powers in the world. Children of the war grew up under the specter of imminent nuclear holocaust at any moment. Europe was divided by the “Iron Curtain,” while the two “superpowers” each maintained an expansionist...
’s. The Soviet Union was an atheist state according to their laws, but there were people that professed religion. Most of them were Russian Orthodox Christians and the rest were divided between Protestants and Muslims and Roman Catholics.
Mamonova, Tatyana.Women and Russia: Feminist Writings from the Soviet Union. Boston: Beacon Press, 1984. Essays by twenty Soviet women, published and distributed covertly in the USSR and now translated into 11 languages; topics include mothering and health care, women in art and culture, women...
Mikhail Gorbachev, the last leader of the Soviet Union, has died at 91. He waged a losing battle to salvage a crumbling empire but produced extraordinary reforms that led to the end of the Cold War.