The Rosenstrasse Protest
The Rosenstrasse protest, or Rose Street protest, was a nonviolent protest carried out in Berlin, Germany during February and March 1943. It was conducted by non-Jewish or Aryan wives and their relatives of Jewish men having been arrested and waiting their deportation from Germany.
Review: Stalingrad and All Quiet on The Western Front
A paper submitted for War and International film class.
Soviet Female Fighter Pilots of The Second World War
During the Second World War, nearly a million women fought alongside their male counterparts and in October 1941, women’s aviation regiments began to be formed.
Why Did Operation Barbarossa Fail?
Operation Barbarossa was the codename used by Germany in World War II for the invasion of the Soviet Union, which commenced on June 22nd 1941.
Stalingrad
Why the Russians won at Stalingrad, and why it was a decisive victory that may have ended the Second World War.
Stalingrad
Why the Russians were victors in the impossible, monstrous battle of Stalingrad.







