Book Review of Slovenia 1945 Memories of Death and Survival after World War II

Slovenia 1945 is a combination of personal memory, history, and witness stories. As a result, there is an emotional story that avoids turbidity and dryness of historical research that may be sacrificed, as well as some indulgences of memoirs. The beginning of the volume was a letter written by John Colchelis who worked in the ambulance team in Carinthia in Austria from 1945 to 1947. Have these materials enlarged dozens of interviews, French Perni diaries' camp survivors? And journalist Marcus Ferrar.

1 From 1939 to 1945, the world suffered from the most deadly war in the world. World War II killed more than 60 million people, and pollution forever destroys world history. After the Pelar Harbor was bombed in 1941, the United States officially entered into a war and millions of US soldiers were killed. Escape from 1 Bataan is a memoir to explore the life events of the US naval officers before, during and after World War II. On June 13, 1941, Ross Hoffman received a call that would change his lifestyle. He was dismissed from his work, fired from his life in just a few days, and then jumped into training to become the lieutenant of the US Navy. 2 After arriving in Boston for training, his expectations for blue water and a beautiful setting sun were crushed when Hotman realized that he was trained for "seafarers in arid areas". In 42 weeks, these people were taught from this book.

About 60 years after the end of the Second World War, Bob Dole and Walter Cronkite cooperated to write a book to make the World War II a reality, fight from 1939 to 1945 I promised. The tyranny of the legacy of the brave people will not be forgotten. Delon served during the war, seriously injured just before the end of the war, but Cronkite was a young reporter during the war. The photographs of Doll and Kronkite's book capture the essence of World War II from the rise of Hitler and Mussorini to the surrender of Japan using the image of the most famous war. All the protagonists of war such as Churchill, Roosevelt, Stalin, Hitler, Eisenhower, Burton, MacArthur, etc. exist. There are countless soldiers and civilians.

World War II, known as the "Great Patriotic War" in the Soviet Union, killed about one third each time the three Soviet deaths in the Soviet Union were killed. After the Second World War, the Soviet occupation occupied Central and Eastern Europe where the socialist government held power. By 1949, the Cold War began between the Western group and the Eastern (Soviet) group, and between the European Warsaw Agreement on NATO. Since 1945, Stalin did not participate directly in any war. Stalin continued the rule of his totalitarian until his death in 1953.