Olga Kucherenko, Little Soldiers. How Soviet Children Went to War
In 2011, when Olga Kucherenko's book appeared, the countries of the ex-USSR were commemorating the 70th anniversary of the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi forces. Seventy years : the Soviet troops who were twenty at the beginning of the war are ninety now. As time passes, the veterans of...
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The Journal of power institutions in post-soviet societies
2013
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| Gaia: | In 2011, when Olga Kucherenko's book appeared, the countries of the ex-USSR were commemorating the 70th anniversary of the invasion of the Soviet Union by Nazi forces. Seventy years : the Soviet troops who were twenty at the beginning of the war are ninety now. As time passes, the veterans of the regular army are fewer and further between and other veterans find themselves in the limelight : those who joined the Red Army or the resistance when they were still only children. Nonetheless, the ... |
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