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Making sense of Russia's invasion of Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Making sense of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Paul Le Blanc — Consistent partisans of actual democracy insist that people have the right to shape their own future. This includes the right to struggle for self-determination.

The forgotten end of the second world war - Vimarsana News

The forgotten end of the second world war

Two weeks ago, VJ day (Victory over Japan day) celebrated the end of the Pacific War. On 15 August 1945 Emperor Hirohito, with his high-pitched voice and arcane royal language, which was heard by his people for the first time, announced Japan’s surrender. Huddled around their radios the Japanese heard Hirohito say: ‘We have ordered

The forgotten end of the second world war | The Spectator Australia - Vimarsana News

The forgotten end of the second world war | The Spectator Australia

Two weeks ago, VJ day (Victory over Japan day) celebrated the end of the Pacific War. On 15 August 1945 Emperor Hirohito, with his high-pitched voice and arcane…

Invisible Footprints: Lesser Known Stories from World War II - Vimarsana News

Invisible Footprints: Lesser Known Stories from World War II

You likely know about D-Day, Hitler, and Pearl Harbor, but these World War II stories probably flew under your radar. Go ahead and read on.

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The complex legacy of the Doolittle Raid and U.S.-China allyship – The China Project - Vimarsana News

The complex legacy of the Doolittle Raid and U.S.-China allyship – The China Project

In 1942, a band of American pilots conducted a daring bombing run over Japan, with the plan to land in airfields set up in China. The mission "succeeded" thanks to the assistance of Chinese civilians who sheltered and guided the pilots — and who suffered immeasurably for their kindness.