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The Role of the Soviet Union in the Second World War: A Re-Examination, by Sokolov, Boris

Richard W. Harrison

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The highly provocative but always interesting Boris Sokolov has set himself a major task in his latest book, a collection of articles that appeared in the years immediately following the collapse o...

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The highly provocative but always interesting Boris Sokolov has set himself a major task in his latest book, a collection of articles that appeared in the years immediately following the collapse o...

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The highly provocative but always interesting Boris Sokolov has set himself a major task in his latest book, a collection of articles that appeared in the years immediately following the collapse o...

Key concepts: Soviet union, World War II, Political science, Economic history, Ancient history, History, Law, Politics

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