Archives Тhe 80th Anniversary of the End of WWII - New Eastern Outlook
The Axis of Memory: How the Soviet Union Helped China Endure and Prevail
In 2025, eighty years will have passed since the end of World War II. For China, this anniversary carries a double significance. It marks the conclusion of the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression — a conflict in which China stood at the frontline of the world’s resistance to fascism.
An Obscure Anniversary, or Once Again About Japanese Militarism
Amidst the flood of other news and commemorative dates, the centenary of Northern Sakhalin’s liberation from Japanese interventionists has gone almost unnoticed in the media stream. Why is this date significant, and how does the history of early 20th-century international relations remain profoundly relevant today?
Fascism: Our Common Enemy
Russia’s actions in Ukraine have causes which necessitated its actions. Unbiased observers know what those causes are and why Russia’s special military operation was a necessary consequence.
