On February 21, 1943, a solemn concert was held in honour of the Red Army – and to give thanks to the Soviet people for
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A spontaneous movement of the people of Lugansk (in East Ukraine) against the neo-Nazi insurgency (sponsored by US President Barack Obama, the UK and the EU) that illegally occupied and overthrew the democratically elected government of West Ukraine in 2014!
On February 21, 1943, a solemn concert was held in honour of the Red Army – and to give thanks to the Soviet people for
Happy Lieutenant W. Robertson and Lieutenant A. S. Silvashko against the backdrop of the inscription “East meets West”, symbolizing the historic meeting of the allies
Are you wondering when the “Immortal Regiment” appeared? Many resources write that this initiative belongs to Tomsk journalists and the first “Immortal Regiment” was held
I am not an expert of the biographies of these two professional gangsters from the Great Depression era of 1930s America! The US economy was only saved by the full mobilisation of the population for military service and industrial output for war! If this had not happened, capitalism in 1930s America looked like it was in terminal decline! The wealth WWII generated for the US, coupled with its armies occupying and taking lands overseas, ensured the US would becime a world power post-1945! Bonnie and Clyde, of course, both died together in a hail of police Bullets in and 1934 – a year after Hitler came to power – although Mussolini had been in power since 1922!
In 1985, there were still tens of thousands of Soviet Red Army Veterans alive who took part in the Fortieth Commemoration of the Soviet Victory
The Hammer denotes the ‘Proletariat’ or the Industrialised Workers who work in factories – whilst the Sickle represents the ‘Agricultural’ Workers who work the land and participate in farming! Prior to this ‘1918’ design, older versions of this flag (sometimes seen in Eire), are comprised of a ‘Hammer’ (Proletariat) and a ‘Plough’ (Farmers)!