Why Nazi criminals after the war fled to Argentina
After the Second world war hundreds of thousands of Nazis managed to avoid a trial. They fled abroad, where he got false papers. Other more hospitable to war criminals turned out to be Argentina.
Nokmim: how Jewish “the Avengers” kill the Nazis after the war
After the war, part of the Nazi apparatus was recognized more than 13 million people. Of them detained were 3.5 million, but 2.5 was released without trial. And those who still were under arrest, were fined, the confiscation of property, prohibition to hold public office for a specified period of time. By 1949, only 300 Nazis was serving serious time in prison.
The deportation of the Crimean Tatars in 1944: why did Stalin
The deportation of the Crimean Tatars in the last year of the great Patriotic war was a mass eviction of local residents of the Crimea in a number of areas of the Uzbek SSR, the Kazakh SSR, the Mari Autonomous Soviet socialist Republic and other republics of the Soviet Union. It happened immediately after the liberation of the Peninsula from the Nazi invaders. The official reason for the action called the criminal assistance of many thousands of Tatars invaders.
How to fly the best fighters of the Second world war
During the Second world war the aircraft was one of the main striking forces. The combat capability of the aircraft was the key to successful military operations. For air supremacy fought the fighters.
Ataman Shkuro: why Stalin executed the hero of the First world in 1947
The head of Andrei Shkuro in the First world war the Germans gave 60 thousand, his "Wolf's hundred" was the first Russian special forces. During the Civil war about the "white partisans" wrote world newspaper. During the Second world General Shkuro collaborated with the Nazis.
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