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The difference between the Sovit Union and Sovit Russia?
The Soviet Union was a socialist state that existed from 1922 to 1991, consisting of various republics including Soviet Russia. Soviet Russia, established in 1917, was one of the republics within the Soviet Union and eventually became the Russian Federation after the dissolution of the Soviet Union in 1991.
What was the Nazi sovit pact?
A non-aggression pact.
War Saw Pact?
an alliance of the sovit union and eastern eurpean communist nations
Which country got its independence in December 16 1991?
Khazakstan got independence from Sovit Union this day
How is Castro connected to the cold war?
Fidel Castro and the cold warFidel Castro held weapons in Cuba for Russia.
How can you use the word'union' in a sentence?
The labor union negotiated a better pay and benefits package for its members.
What parties were involved in the U-2 incident?
The US who flow over flys of the sovit union who then shoot them one down with a SA-2 surface to air missils. and the sovits
What are the major countries that made up the allied powers?
In World War Two the "Allied" Powers fought and defeated the "Axis" powers. The major powers that led the "Allies" were France (later called the Free French), Great Britain (& Commonwealth nations), China, United States, and the Soviet Union. There were dozens of other Allied Powers that played various roles, such as Poland, Denmark, Norway, Netherlands, Belgium, Yugoslavia, and Greece. The major "Axis" Powers were Germany, Italy, and Japan. I would add Vichy France to the list of major powers opposing the Allies. Also the Soviet Union helped the Axis from 1939 until 22 June 1941 when it was attacked by Germany & other minor Axis powers.
Is Pakistan army better than Indian army?
ofcrs pakistan army is bst nd more powerfull thn india..... an american army officer says tht if we have pakistan army thn we can take hold on all ovr the world...... pakistan army is well discplined courgeous nd brave..... we broke sovit union nd in un mission pakistan army stands 1st..... evry nation win their war with courage nd braveness not with jst weapons.... but pakistan army have a strong missileess tech tht s more powerthn to india ... we r more power ful thn india in atomic technology..... pakistan army is best prof army..... pakistan zindabad painda bad.....
Who was the first American Astronaut walk in space?
Soviet cosmonaut Alexi Leonov became the first man to walk in space on March 18, 1965.Soviet cosmonaut Aleksei Leonov became the first person to walk in space during the Voskhod II mission on March 18, 1965. This very nearly ended in disaster, as the cosmonaut had extreme difficulty in re-entering his spacecraft.The first space walk was done by Alexi Levenov. Edward White was the first American to walk in space.The first man ever to make a space walk was USSR cosmonaut Alexei Leonov.First Russian Cosmonaut: Aleksei A. Leonov--on March 18th, 1965First American Astronaut: Edward Higgins White II--June 3rd, 1965
What happened when Hitler attacked the Sovit Uniion?
The Nazis invaded the Soviet Union in 1941, The Nazis advanced through to Stalingrad, now Volgograd, and from August 1942 through winter up to February 1943. The battle of Stalingrad was won by the soviets, and was a major battle of World War 2, and the largest on the Eastern front. On 19 November 1942, the Red Army launched Operation Uranus: a two-pronged attack targeting the weak Romanian and Hungarian forces protecting the 6th Army's flanks. After heavy fighting, the weakly held Axis flanks collapsed and the 6th Army was cut off and surrounded inside Stalingrad. As the Russian winter set in, the 6th Army weakened rapidly from cold, starvation and ongoing Soviet attacks. Command ambiguity coupled with Adolf Hitler's resolute belief in the "power of the will" and the value of "standing fast" further exacerbated the German predicament. Eventually, the failure of outside German forces to break the encirclement coupled with the failure of re-supplying by air, led to the final collapse. By the beginning of February 1943, Axis resistance in Stalingrad had ceased and the remaining elements of the 6th Army had either surrendered or been destroyed. The defeat at Stalingrad and consequently the major defeat of the sixth army gave momentum to the Soviets, leading to the next momentous battle of Kursk. The Germans hoped to shorten their lines by eliminating the Kursk salient (also known as the Kursk bulge), created in the aftermath of their defeat at the Battle of Stalingrad. They envisioned pincers breaking through its northern and southern flanks to achieve a great encirclement of Red Army forces. The Soviets, however, had intelligence of the German Army's intentions. This and German delays to wait for new weapons, mainly Tiger and Panther tanks, gave the Red Army time to construct a series of defense lines and gather large reserve forces for a strategic counterattack. Advised months in advance that the attack would fall on the neck of the Kursk salient, the Soviets designed a plan to slow, redirect, exhaust, and progressively wear down the powerful German panzer spearheads by forcing them to attack through a vast interconnected web of minefields, pre-sighted artillery fire zones, and concealed anti-tank strong points comprising eight progressively spaced defense lines 250 km deep-more than 10 times as deep as the Maginot Line-and featuring a greater than 1:1 ratio of anti-tank guns to attacking vehicles. By far the most extensive defensive works ever constructed, it proved to be more than three times the depth necessary to contain the furthest extent of the German attack. When the German forces had exhausted themselves against the defences, the Soviets responded with counter-offensives, which allowed the Red Army to retake Orel and Belgorod on 5 August and Kharkov on 23 August, and push the Germans back across a broad front.
