USSR in World War II by M. Yu. Myagkov

“…The article offers an overview of modern historical data on the origins, causes of World War II, the decisive role of the USSR in its victorious end, and also records the main results and lessons of World War II.Hitler's Germany was the main cause of World War II. …”
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The American challenge in uniform: the arrival of America’s armies in World War II and European women by David Ellwood

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Admiral Kolchak in Omsk: on history of Civil War in Russia and geopolitical redistribution of Europe after First World War by S. V. Novikov

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The World's Evangelical Alliance and the Spanish Civil War by F Hale

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Deciding the Destiny of World War II Refuges from Lithuania by Vygintas Bronius Pšibilskis

“… During the longest and the most horrible war in the latest history - World War II (1939-1945) - 50 million people were killed and about 40 million were forced into migration and roving about the ruined Europe. …”
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Baranya between the two world wars: Political review by Vajagić Predrag M.

“…With the end of World War I, new states were created in Europe that emerged on the ruins of once powerful empires. …”
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Couvrir la colonisation sans la violence : des femmes journalistes allemandes face à la germanisation à l’Est pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale by Deborah Barton, Fabien Théofilakis

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Lessons of World War II and Strategic Planning of the Big Three (1945–1949) by I. E. Magadeev

“…The paper examines how military and political leaders of the Soviet Union, the United States and Great Britain assessed in the first post-war years and in the face of emerging bipolar world order the lessons of World War II, how the latter influenced their strategic planning and forecasts with the emergence of nuclear weapons. …”
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Neutrality or Involvement? World War II and Evolution of Foreign Policy Concepts of the Nordic Countries by E. V. Korunova

“…Nowadays, rising international tensions bring new relevance to the history lessons of World War II, its origins and aftermaths. The paper examines the evolution of the Nordic countries’ views on the issue of neutrality from mid-1930s to the end of 1940s. …”
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The role of the Soviet Union in the Second World War in British history textbooks by Evgeni S. Pankov

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Reclasser les victimes de la Première Guerre mondiale : Le cas de la loi du 30 janvier 1923 sur les emplois réservés en France (1923-1939) by Peggy Bette

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Soviet Diplomatic Efforts to Prevent Hungary’s Alignment with Germany in World War II (1939– 1941) by V. F. Pryakhin

“…Hungary, as strategized by Budapest, hoped to secure a position among these observers, avoiding direct conflict participation, and to later engage in territorial reconfiguration post-World War II. However, the reality in Europe by the early 1940s diverged significantly, with Western powers (the USA and Great Britain) unable to redirect Hitler's global domination ambitions eastward. …”
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The Many Meanings of D-Day by Kate Delaney

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Shaping the Borderlands of the Pax Sovietica Commonwealth in Central and Southeastern Europe: the Communist Party Yugoslavia and the Soviet Union during the Second World War by Vladislav B. Sotirovic

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Prague, the Victorious May of 1945 by S. V. Kudryashov

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V. Nabokov wobec II wojny światowej – twórcza recepcja i moralna ocena / V. Nabokov and the Second World War - creative reception and moral evaluation by Monika Grygiel

“…Nabokov’s categorical political views stem from the fact that he experienced the consequences of the Russian Revolution of 1917 and World War II, as a result of which he had to flee, first from his native Russia and then from war-torn Europe. …”
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The Chronicle Of The First World War And Its Impact On The Balkans by Erjada Progonati

“…The process of the two Balkan Wars (1912-1913) remained incomplete until the First World War started. …”
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Monumentaliser ou dé-monumentaliser les habitants du passé par la représentation ? Entre acte mémoriel et spectralité : les Stolpersteine de Gunter Demnig by Dominique Trouche

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Struggle for Liberation of the Peoples of Yugoslavia (Belgrade Operation) by N. F. Azyasskiy

“…Given the importance of preserving the memory for the present and future generations an example of joint struggle of our people against the common enemy it is necessary to recall the Belgrade offensive in 1944, as one of the most important events in the history of the World War II. Despite the fact that this topic was thoroughly researched in the Soviet and Yugoslav literature there are still contradictory assessments of combat and the strength of the Soviet Armed Forces groups, groups of interacting forces, the balance of forces involved in the operation. …”
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