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During the war Joseph Stalin 41 times announced personal thanks to Zhukov. Marshall took the Victory parade and signed the papers of surrender of Germany. However, immediately after the war, Zhukov fell into disgrace.

Immediately after the Soviet-Finnish war, a former rebel chieftain kholodnohirsko Yuri Gorozanin-Lisowski, known under the pseudonym "horlis-Gorsky" arrives in Helsinki. Nationalist together with his colleague Alexander Shulgin offers Finnish government form of captured Ukrainians from the red army and the OUN (banned in Russia organization) volunteer unit that would fight against the Bolsheviks.

The first groups of enthusiasts involved in the search and reburial of soldiers of the great Patriotic war appeared in the Soviet time. To date, there are no less than 42 thousand the official "red diggers", for many of whom participation in search is the main business of life. Over decades of field work, the search engines have accumulated a lot of experience, but to find the remains of the fallen and sometimes it helps not a precise calculation, and signs.

In July 1941, the light went out a decree according to which employees of the Special divisions received the right to shoot deserters on the spot. It is not surprising that those who have escaped from the front, so carefully disguised. They are dressed in women's clothes and a burka, pretending to be disabled, and even wandered with Gypsy encampments.

Weightlifter Joseph Munger was known as a favorite of Adolf Hitler and, probably, not in vain. After all, Mangere in the 1930-ies was considered the strongest man on the planet. However, Joseph Stalin decided that the German player would be defeated. The choice of the leader of the Soviet state fell on Sergo Hambardzumyan.