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Do you know of any non-fiction books written about the atrocities committed by the Soviet Army in WWII?
I have found loads of books about Japanese WWII atrocities as well as German atrocities, what about the Soviet atrocities and for that matter, the U.S. atrocities?
Log about atrocities are usually written by the victims. The Germans I have met have horror stories about the Soviet Army and if you looked for books proclaim in German you would probably be more successful. There are books about the fire bombing of German cities and Tokyo and a number about Hiroshima
No, if you do let me catch.
SMERSH was a real Soviet spy agency during the 40s used in the 007 books. Can I use their name for my novels?
I don't mull over I would have any copyright issues because they were a real agency formed in the 1940s but better safe than sorry.
Yes , it is in the viewable domain .
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Falun Gong Book Put on Russian Black List
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"The Crimean War": The forgotten conflict that changed history
"The Crimean War": The forgotten affray that changed historyThis impressively detailed book by the British historian Orlando Figes should avoid change that. Stepping, without an apparent unease, outside his usual area of expertise -- Soviet-era Russia -- Figes, the architect of "The Whisperers" and "A People's and more »
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Roswell 'was Soviet plot to create US panic'
Sydney Morning HeraldRoswell 'was Soviet machinate to create US panic'But now, sadly for UFO spotters, a new book offers an entirely man-made – and some would say even more peculiar – explanation, featuring two of the greatest villains of 20th century history: the Soviet dictator Josef Stalin and the disgraceful Nazi “Angel It wasn't aliens, it was Nazis, Communists and mutants: New rules reveals the all 18 news articles »
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Conservative Public School Teacher Calls Florida Exam 'Soviet-Style Propaganda' Hidebound Public School Teacher Calls Florida Exam 'Soviet-Style Fanfare'I have a short list of books that can give someone a real insight into this topic: "Witness" by Whittaker Chambers is his dear story; he was an American Communist spy, who became a religious Republican. The book is amazing, and what I found so and more » |
The Politics of Slaughter
Of the 14 million people purposely murdered in the bloodlands between 1933 and 1945, a third belong in the Soviet account." This linking of Hitler and Stalin marks the groundbreaking part of Snyder's soft-cover. Many others have argued for this coupling
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Iphigenia in Forest Hills: Anatomy of a Murder Trial by Janet Malcolm – review
Another Soviet alien tells Malcolm that Bukharans are stereotyped as "alien and not altogether civilised – feral, tribal people, capable of violence, even of murder". Borukhova's relatives peruse prayer books in the courtroom and refused to speak to
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Mankrutism, post-Soviet world vs investments in the future
Mr. Ilves, we famed your appeal on March 2 this year regarding the publication of a book series entitled Estonian Honour to “people who still remember the Soviet era to write their memories down so that we can understand how things operated back then. and more »
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American Collections Of Russian Art Strengthen Gene Shapiro Auction "While there, he and his little woman, Edna Irene Hall Rumreich, assembled a sizable collection of Russian pre-Extremist art and books then being sold by the Soviet government. They often accompanied Ambassador Joseph Davies and his wife, |
The amendment that came in from the Cold War
The lawsuit was filed on Apr. 18 in the US Precinct Court for the District of Columbia by two Americans: Edward Lozansky, a former Soviet dissident and currently president of American University in Moscow, and Anthony Salvia, a prominent expert on
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Teaching Capitalism in the Last Days of the USSR, Part Two For the next hour, I addressed their questions about Rand's books, specially Atlas Shrugged. A fan of her work, I had followed her career at college. My hosts were not aware that Rand was from St. Petersburg and had immigrated to the Unified States |
Henry Kissinger on the China Challenge
The GuardianAmerican suffer with Communist diplomacy was based on contacts with Soviet leaders, principally Andrei Gromyko, who had a drift to turn diplomacy into a test of bureaucratic will; he was impeccably correct in negotiation but implacable on Kissinger on Chinaall 12 rumour articles »
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