Tainy 45-go - Kremlev Sergei

1945... The Soviet Union secured victory over Germany in Europe and defeated the Japanese army in the Far East. It would seem that everything is known today about the events that took place seventy years ago. But it's not. Not all the archives removed the vulture of secrecy, and documents that have become available, sometimes do not reveal some riddles, but, on the contrary, multiply them. In addition, modern historians and politicians in the West deliberately distort the facts in favor of their geopolitical interests. Is Stalin to blame for the defeat of the Warsaw Uprising? What was the "eighteenth moment" of spring without Stirlitz? Did the Vlasovs liberate Prague? Could the Germans have dropped the Allies back to the English Channel in 1945? Who dismembered Germany? Did Stalin know about the U.S. atomic bomb before Hiroshima and who brought Japan to its knees: the Use of Nuclear Weapons by the Americans or the Soviet throw through Hingan? Who raped the Germans? Who were the Soviet marshals - talentless butchers or skilled strategists? Who was the sly in Yalta and Potstdam, Stalin or Churchill and Roosevelt? And who intended to unleash the Third World in 1945? The famous historian and publicist Sergey Kremlinov answers these and many other questions as always accurately and convincingly in his new book.