Ivan’s War (78 page)

Hamburg,
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hero myth,
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Hiroshima bombing,
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‘historical necessity’,
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Hitler, Adolf,
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blitzkrieg,
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determined to keep the Crimea,
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and the German army,
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invasion of Russia,
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and Livadiya,
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orders that Warsaw be razed,
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refuses to surrender,
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Stalin’s sixtieth birthday,
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suicide,
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view of Stalingrad,
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hiwis
(defectors from the Red Army),
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Hoepner, Erich,
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Hokkaido island,
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Holland,
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Holocaust,
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hospitals,
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Hoth, General,
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housing,
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Hungary,
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If There Is War Tomorrow
(film),
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infantry,
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Ingushetiya,
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Inkerman,
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Insterburg (later Chernyakovsk),
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internationalism,
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Istra,
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Ivanovich, Mikhail,
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Ivanovo,
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Jaenicke (commander, German Seventeenth Army),
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Japan,
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Jews

Babi Yar massacre,
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and ethnography,
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evidence of the mass killings,
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forbidden to own land,
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Kovno massacre,
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liberation by Red Army,
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mass murder in Dubrovno,
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prisoners-of-war murdered,
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rounded up in the Crimea,
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support for the Soviet cause,
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victims of the new Soviet chauvinism,
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see also
anti-Semitism

Kabardino-Balkariya,
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Kalinin, Mikhail,
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Kalinin (modern Tver),
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Kalinin Front,
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Kalmyk steppe,
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Kalmyks,
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Kaluga,
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Kamera, General,
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Kantariya, Meliton,
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Karelia,
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Karelian Front,
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Karp, Private Aleksandr,
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Katyn massacre (1940),
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Katyushas (BM-13-16 multiple rocket launchers),
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Kaunas, Lithuania,
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Kazakhs,
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Keitel, Field-Marshal Wilhelm,
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Kerch, Crimea,
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KGB,
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Khabibulin (prison survivor),
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Kharkov,
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fall of,
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German forces retake,
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liberated,
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Kherson,
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Khmelnitsky, Bohdan,
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Khrushchev, Nikita,
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Kiev,
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bombed during Barbarossa,
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defence of,
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fall of,
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Mother Russia memorial,
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pogrom (1945),
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recaptured (November 1943),
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war museum,
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Kiev military district,
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Kirillovich, Kirill,
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Kirov, Sergei,
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Kirov theatre, Leningrad,
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Kletna,
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Klintsy,
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Klooga, outside Tallinn,
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Kobrin,
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Koden,
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Koenigsberg,
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Koktebel, Crimea,
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kolkhoz see
collectives

Kolyma,
1

komsomol
(young communists’ league),
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komsomols
(young communists),
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komsorgs
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Konev, Ivan,
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Kopelev, Lev,
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Korneichuk, Aleksandr:
Front!
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Kosmodemyanskaya, Zoya,
1

Kosygin, Aleksei,
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Kovalchenko (calvaryman),
1

Kovno massacre,
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2

Krasnodar,
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2

Kremlin, Moscow,
1

Krokodil
magazine,
1

Krupyanskaya, V. U.,
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Kuban region,
1

Kuibyshev,
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kulaks
(wealthier peasants),
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Kulikovo Pole,
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Kupyansk,
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Kurile islands,
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Kursk,
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beginning of German offensive (July 1943),
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Communist Party’s emergency meeting (22 June 1941),
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demobilization in,
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described,
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falls to advancing German army (1941),
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local population given tasks,
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Old Kursk almost totally destroyed,
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a real victory for Moscow and its allies,
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Red Square,
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retaken by Red Army (February 1943),
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the Russian military plan,
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soldiers’ loot in,
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veterans,
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Zhukov’s assessment of planned German offensive,
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Kursk, Battle of,
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Kursk province,
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Kustrin,
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Kutuzov, Mikhail,
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Kuyani,
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Kuznetsov, Orest,
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