The omnipresent terror destroyed morality in Stalinist Russia and broke thousands of backbones, but there were also those who did not bow their heads to the brutal force. They fought to the end, although on the way they lost not only their dignity, but also their loved ones. Who for love was ready t
Each of them lost someone in the war - father, brother, sister, friend, sympathy. These women not only mourned their loved ones, they wanted to avenge them, and their service in the Red Army gave them an opportunity to do so. When they got their hands on sniper rifles, they could begin to do so with
Maximilien Robespierre Thanks to Stefania Di Pasquale , translator and collaborator of the Pole-Nord Group Brussels research group , which deals with the French Revolution and the figure of Jean-Paul Marat in particular, for sending Pills of History the article that I report below, o
In the 1970s, PRL intelligence used the biography of a living person to send a double to the West. Under false data, spy Janusz Kaczmarek ended up in West Germany. It is not about a visual imitation, of course, but about using the first name, surname and part of the biography of another person. Un