HeyJaredAfter empire: Reconfiguring Eastern Europe
A historian's view on East (Central) Europe. I write mostly about Ukraine and the legacies of Russian-German colonialism.
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August 1944: Warsaw Rises (opens the original)
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In the summer of 1944, the Soviet army continued its march westwards. Just over three years after Germany’s attack on the Soviet Union, millions of deaths, the killing of Eastern European Jewry, starvation, and forced labour, fascist Germany was losing. Before Germany’s invasion of the Soviet Union, the two had been allies. In August 1939, the two dictatorships had signed a so-called non-aggression pact in Moscow, which in fact had been an agreement on the joint dismemberment and occupation of t
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