As dawn was breaking on Sunday morning, June 22, 1941, military forces of Germany, Finland and Romania suddenly struck against the Soviet Union along a
Tag: World War II
Living Under the Spectre of Hyperinflation: 1923 Weimar and Today
While world’s attention is absorbed by tectonic shifts unfolding across the Middle East, and as many Americans are brainwashed to believe the 2020 elections are
What is “BLOODLANDS” and Why Do We Need to Expose It?
WHAT is “BLOODLANDS” and WHY DO WE NEED to EXPOSE IT? In 2010 a book was published that rewrites the history of the Soviet Union,
The End of Modern Diplomacy
Modern diplomacy can generally be traced back to the late 19th century and the intercession of professional diplomats in the foreign relations between major and
Golfing for Remembrance and Intensifying Confrontation
On September 1 there was a remembrance ceremony in Poland to commemorate the beginning of the World War II in which so many millions were
World War Debt: Germany’s Debt Caused The Second World War – The Federal Reserve Isn’t Far Behind
The Second World War had countless effects on the world but there was one primary cause with strictly empirical roots. The grim lessons of this
Who Won, and Who Lost, World War II?
Sunday, the 80th anniversary of the Nazi invasion of Poland, Vice President Mike Pence spoke in Warsaw’s Pilsudski Square of “five decades of untold suffering
The Great Switch: The Geo-Politics of Looming Recession
Is the prospect of looming global recession merely an economic matter, to be discussed within the framework of the Great Financial Crisis of 2008 –
