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Victory Day Is Coming: Will Europe Celebrate?
Eighty years after Nazi Germany’s defeat, Europe faces a dilemma: how — and where — to commemorate Victory Day without distorting history. As Moscow prepares its parade, the EU warns allies to stay away — but does this stance risk rewriting the past?
The First Soviet Air Raid on Berlin in 1941: A Feat of Soviet Pilots
In August 1941, during the early stages of World War II, Soviet aviation carried out its first air raid on Berlin, the capital of Nazi Germany.
The Epic Tale of the 1st US Foreign Bribe in History. Part 1
About the first US-bribed foreign ruler to authorize the first non-continental military mission in US history, launched from Egypt during Khurshid’s reign.








