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How the USSR almost lost the war in 1942 (PHOTOS) - Vimarsana News

How the USSR almost lost the war in 1942 (PHOTOS)

German forces had broken through to the Caucasus, threatening to seize the Soviet Union’s largest oil fields. The loss of the “black blood” so vital for the war effort could have completely paralyzed the Red Army.

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How the USSR almost lost the war in 1942 - Vimarsana News

How the USSR almost lost the war in 1942

German forces had broken through to the Caucasus, threatening to seize the Soviet Union’s largest oil fields. The loss of the “black blood

The threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine needs to be seen in the historical perspective - Vimarsana News

The threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine needs to be seen in the historical perspective

HISTORY LESSONS FOR MR. PUTIN, The threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine needs to be seen in the historical perspective, POLAND, KATYN WOODS, STALIN

The Hungarian revolution begins – archive, 1956 | Hungary - Vimarsana News

The Hungarian revolution begins – archive, 1956 | Hungary

On 23 October 1956, thousands of protestors gathered in Budapest to demand the withdrawal of Soviet troops from Hungary, setting off a revolt across the country. See how the Guardian reported events

Here is what V-E Day looked like - Vimarsana News

Here is what V-E Day looked like

Col. Gen. Paul Stumpff signs the surrender terms for the Luftwaffe, Germany's air force, early May 9, 1945, in Berlin. The combined chiefs of the German army, navy and air force signed the formal ratification of the Third Reich's unconditional surrender in Berlin before Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Tedder, representing Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, commander of all Allied forces, and Marshal Georgi Konstantinovich Zhukov, deputy commmander-in-chief of the Soviet Forces. The event took place two days after a document was signed by German officials in Reims, France, and announced the following day...