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Yalta summit in February 1945 with (from left to right) Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin. U.S. Army. Signal Corps.

Here's How Russia Almost Lost World II: Stalin Purged His Own Officer Corps

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West Point graduating cadets take their oath as U.S. Army officers as they stand spaced apart for social distancing because of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic during their 2020 United States Military Academy graduation ceremony attended by U.S

Class Is in Session: History's Six Most Powerful Armies

America Can Learn From How Russia Reinvented The Red Army

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Russia's Su-15 Had One Job: Shoot Down B-52 Bombers

Hitler's Last Desperate Offensive in World War II

How Afghanistan Became the Soviet Union's Own "Vietnam War"

Meet The Most Dangerous Woman of World War II

The Battle for Kiev Brought an End to Three Years of Nazi Terror, But at Huge Cost

Turan: The Forgotten Tank of World War II Built to Battle Russia

To Stop The Soviet Onslaught, Besieged Nazi Soldiers Made A Fateful Last Stand At Rzhev

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Hitler's Crimea Blunder: Another Nail in His World War II Coffin

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Stalin's Dunkirk: The Red Army's Harrowing Escape from Tallinn

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How the Soviet Union Developed an Amphibious Howitzer