The Great Patriotic War was the term that Stalin popularized for the Russian involvement in World War Two, in an effort to rally the Russian populance around his leadership (i.e. to fight for the survival of Mother Russia from the Evil Nazis). It does not have anything to do with WW1 or the Russian Civil War.
Alexander the Great, world conqueror and son of King Philip of Macedonia Catherine the Great, Russian Tsaress Constantine the Great, Roman Emperor Peter the Great, Russian Tsar
The Great patriotic War. there is also an OGPW - both an award and a membership organization - Order of the Great Patriotic War.- in the latter form it is analogous to the American Legion or VFW but is limited to Combatant vets, not rear-echelon types such as cyrptographers ( however vital!)
The Russian Revolution happened during World War I
In his 1970 Nobel Lecture, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn referred to world literature as "the one great heart."
In September 1939, before the 'annexing' of areas in eastern Europe, USSR population was 170.5 million (as per "The Oxford Companion to World War Two").USSR losses - within *postwar* borders - are estimated at 26.6 million (as per Michael Ellman; Soviet Deaths in the Great Patriotic War; Europe Asia Studies, July 1994).
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For the Soviets it was called "The Great Patriotic War" because of the mass bravery by under equipped Russian forces.
The Great Patriotic War.
No but in Russia it's the Great patriotic war
Russians refer to World War 2 as "The Great Patriotic War".
Alexander the Great, world conqueror and son of King Philip of Macedonia Catherine the Great, Russian Tsaress Constantine the Great, Roman Emperor Peter the Great, Russian Tsar
Hans Elveson has written: 'The rural ocherk in Russian literature after the Second World War' -- subject(s): Country life in literature, History and criticism, Rural conditions in literature, Russian essays
Russian was part of the "Great Alliance," and fought against the Axis Evils.
No. It is the way that the Soviet Union described its own war with Germany in World War 2.
WW2 had 3 major fronts, discounting the Soviet's "Great Patriotic War" against Germany (the Russian Front); The ETO, PTO, and CBI. European Theater of Operations Pacific Theater of Operations China, Burma, India Theater of Operations
By defiling its chastity up the rectum...
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