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Solemn Anniversaries: The UN Refugee Convention Turns 75
2+ week, 8+ hour ago (869+ words) That grand old thing is getting on a bit. Still significant and still functioning wearily, the United Nations Refugee Convention of 1951 has suffered abuse, subversion and neglect from state parties. At times, it is only honoured in the breach. … The…...
Did Russia Nuke Hiroshima?
2+ week, 3+ day ago (168+ words) 02:45 AM – a B-29 “Superfortress” strategic bomber named “Enola Gay” piloted by Colonel Paul Tibbets lifts off from the Pacific island of Tinian, carrying a single 4,400-kg uranium-235 gun-type fission bomb codenamed “Little Boy”. 07:09 AM – a Japanese weather scout plane triggers the…...
Forgeries About World War II in Yugoslavia. Part III
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (145+ words) The goal of General Dragoljub Draža Mihailović and his royalist Chetniks was the restoration of the pre-war socio-political order and monarchy in Yugoslavia – the status quo ante bellum Read Part I and II: Forgeries About World War II in Yugoslavia....
The Smoking Gun: Who Started the War? Was It Russia or Was It US-NATO? NATO Confirms That the Ukraine "War Started in 2014"
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History of World War II: Axis Powers Position Weakens in North Africa
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (920+ words) [This article was originally published in July 2023.] Slightly more than 80 years ago, it was not only in Russia and the Asia-Pacific areas, during the middle years of the Second World War (1942–43), that witnessed the decisive decline in the strength of…...
History of World War II: Singapore Threatened, the Japanese Advance Through British Malaya, 80 Years Ago
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (976+ words) Additional Note as of 25 May 2026: On 19 January 1942, the British prime minister Winston Churchill was shocked and disturbed to learn, for the first time, and after more than two years of Britain being at war, that absolutely no field defences had…...
How Victory Day over Fascism Became an Unofficial Holiday for Europeans
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (354+ words) Around 1,000 monuments to Soviet soldiers have been destroyed across European states, more than 460 of them in Poland. Today, only a few dozen monuments to Soviet soldiers remain in Warsaw. Parallel to this, the country has enforced a decommunization law adopted…...
Why Japan Attacked the US Pacific Fleet in Hawaii?
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (278+ words) In essence, and at the beginning of the crisis in the Far East, the US administration, during Japan’s intervention in China, advocated in principle for maintaining peace in the Asia-Pacific region so that Washington’s political and military attention could be…...
The Perils of Inexperienced Leadership in War: Lessons from History
4+ mon, 2+ week ago (591+ words) The gravity of such decisions underscores the necessity for informed, experienced, and conscientious leadership. War should never be approached lightly or treated as an abstract tool of policy. It is a force with irreversible consequences, and those who wield the…...
History of World War II: German and Soviet Military Offensives During 1942 in the USSR
4+ mon, 3+ week ago (1529+ words) In the late winter and spring of 1942 epic defensive actions took place in the western Russian towns of Kholm and Demyansk. On 8 February 1942, six German divisions were surrounded by the Soviet Army advancing on Demyansk and prior to this, in…...