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
Tag: Red Army
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
Nazi Crimes: The ‘Germanization’ of Czechoslovakia (1938-1945)
Prague (the capital of Czechoslovakia) – before the Nazi German invasion of 1938 – was renowned as a centre of multiculturalism, artistic creativity, political progressiveness
Instructions from a Political Commissar:
This struggle must be organised, according to “all the rules of the art”, by people who are professionally engaged in revolutionary activity.
Lenin, What Is To Be Done?, “The Primitiveness of the Economists and the Organization of the Revolutionaries” (1901)
SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 