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Bloodlands, [Europe between Hitler and Stalin], by Timothy Snyder

Label
Bloodlands, [Europe between Hitler and Stalin], by Timothy Snyder
Language
eng
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Main title
Bloodlands
Medium
electronic resource
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Oclc number
682910105
Responsibility statement
by Timothy Snyder
Sub title
[Europe between Hitler and Stalin]
Summary
Americans think of World War II as "The Good War," a moment when the forces of good resoundingly triumphed over evil. Yet the war was not decided by D-Day. It was decided in the East, by the Red Army and Joseph Stalin. While conventional wisdom locates the horrors of WWII in the six million Jews killed in German concentration camps, the reality is even grimmer. In thirteen years, the Nazi and Soviet regimes killed thirteen million people in the lands between Germany and Russia..
Target audience
adult
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