Not there and not then: When did the Second World War start and where did it end?
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It is believed that the Second World War began with German attack on Poland on September 1, 1939, and ended on September 2, 1945 after the crushing defeat of the Japanese army.
It is so written in all textbooks of history, it is said in historical directories and Wikipedia. But how was it really?
Writer and publicist Andrei Parashev and historian Viktor Stepanov convincingly prove that the Military conflict lasts in the history of mankind lasted much longer than the official historical science claims. Losses incurred by each of the parties participating in the great confrontation are harder and more numerous than it is considered, and their bloody trail stretches to the present day.
Parsheva and Stepanova"s book turns the usual ideas about the Great War and its participants. It shows the hidden springs of war and the forms of participation in it in it directly not to conflict. In her
It is so written in all textbooks of history, it is said in historical directories and Wikipedia. But how was it really?
Writer and publicist Andrei Parashev and historian Viktor Stepanov convincingly prove that the Military conflict lasts in the history of mankind lasted much longer than the official historical science claims. Losses incurred by each of the parties participating in the great confrontation are harder and more numerous than it is considered, and their bloody trail stretches to the present day.
Parsheva and Stepanova"s book turns the usual ideas about the Great War and its participants. It shows the hidden springs of war and the forms of participation in it in it directly not to conflict. In her
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
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Paper:Gray
Series:
Series: Historical discoveries
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-906789-66-2
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