"You and What Army?" How Viktor Leonov Did What Custer Couldn't
A WWII Soviet soldier, after the fall of Berlin, parachuted onto an enemy airfield where he was captured by more than 3,500 Japanese troops. Game over? Not even.
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A WWII Soviet soldier, after the fall of Berlin, parachuted onto an enemy airfield where he was captured by more than 3,500 Japanese troops. Game over? Not even.
Something borrowed, something blue, something old and something new doesn’t usually include the invasion of Poland on your wedding day.
When you’re 10 and an unofficial clubhouse mascot for the Hells Angels, your relationship to childhood tribulation is nuanced.
Life was going so well. Professionally. Personally. He was managing a grant portfolio. She was a research director. Then everything changed.