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In 1941, a Soviet soldier took out a Nazi tank—using only an axe!
Though he was trained only as a cook, Ivan Pavlovich Sereda successfully blinded a Nazi tank and disabled its weapons before ...
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The Soviet breakthrough that Germany’s Tigers stopped cold
In 1944, Soviet armored forces advanced into Romania expecting to break through German defenses with overwhelming strength.
One of the largest memorials for Soviet soldiers isn’t in Russia—or on former Soviet ground. It’s in Berlin, Germany, where ...
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My Grandfather's Account of the Early Days of Germany's Attack on the Soviet Union in World War II
Today is the 85th anniversary of that momentous event.
The German and Russian empires went to war in 1914 despite long-standing ties. Relations remain complicated in the age of ...
Nazi hatred of the Soviet Union played a larger role in precipitating the Holocaust than is generally understood, according to this riveting revisionist study. Historian Hellbeck (Stalingrad) recaps ...
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