A sudden encirclement of a modern army is a cataclysmic event, comparable in its ay to an earthquake or other natural disaster. On the map it often
Tag: Red Army
How Stalin Defeated Trotskyite ‘Wreckers’ – Soviet Red Army Punishment Battalions (1942-1945)
Joseph Stalin – as the ‘elected’ General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union – was understandably ‘disappointed’ when the initial results were
Joseph Stalin: ‘Not One Step Backwards!’ – Special Order No, 227 (28.7.1942)
On 28th July, 1942, Joseph Stalin – as People’s Commissar of Defence – signed Special Order No. 227. Under its familiar name of ‘ни на шаг назад’ (Ni Na
Sevastopol: Soviet Women Defended the Last Fort to Fall! (1942)
The Nazi German military besieged the Nothern Russian Port of Sevastopol from October 30th, 1941 – July 4th, 1942. This area was defended by the
USSR: Why the Soviets Fought so Hard to Hold Stalingrad (1942)
There is a crisis of credibility in the West regarding the deficient manner in which Soviet history is treated. This is because the history of
Soviet Traitor: The Russian SS Officer Bronislav Kaminski
Bronislaw Vladislavovich Kaminskiy (1899-1944) was a Russian (Soviet) traitor and Nazi sympathiser who founded (and Commanded) the 29th SS Grenadier Division RONA (1st Russian) – originally known as the
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