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[157] By the time filming began in New York City in October 2016, [158] [159] Petrie had resigned from her duties as the series' second showrunner.


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[87] Filming ended in March 2017.


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[160] All eight episodes of the series were released on August 18, 2017.


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[161] [162] Deborah Ann Woll, Elden Henson, Scott Glenn, Élodie Yung, Eka Darville, Moss, Taylor, Missick, Jessica Henwick, Dawson, Ho, Ramón Rodríguez, Peter McRobbie, Morgan, Amy Rutberg, Susan Varon and Nichole Yannetty return from previous series familiar Karen Page, Fogen, Fogen Gy Nelson, In the roles of Stick, Elektra Natchios, Malcolm Ducasse, Jeri Hogarth, Trish Walker, Misty Knight, Colleen Wing, Claire Temple, Madame Gao, Bakuto, Father Lantom, Turk Barrett, Marci Stahl, Josie and Nicole.


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[163] [164] [165] [166] [167] [168] [169] [170] [171] [172] [173] The series also features the building Midland Circle mentioned in the series, [174] which is revealed to be the base of the Hand, for the discovery of the ingredients of the elixir that prolongs their purchased life.


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[175] The miniseries also contains references to The Avengers.


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[173] The Punisher (2017—) Frank Castle is a tormented and hunted man after the murder of his family and becomes a self-handed justice representative known as “The Judge” who fights crime by any means necessary.


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[88] [176] In January 2016, prior to Jon Bernthal's debut in the role of armed self-righteous Frank Castle/ Judge in Daredevil's second production season, Netflix announced a spin-off of the Daredevil series, The Punisher, would be in very “early production” and that for the series searched for a showrunner.


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As its name suggests, the series would focus on Castle, played by Bernthal himself, and was described as being distinct from those leading up to the events of The Defenders.


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[177] [178] [179] Loeb announced that Marvel Television had not yet begun production of a spin-off, instead focusing on “the 13 best episodes of Daredevil's second production season”, but said, “I never try to discourage the channel from watching our characters and encouraging us to do more... If so well it happens that writing, directing and acting make people want to see more of that person, great.” [180] In April 2016, Marvel and Netflix commissioned The Punisher, confirming Bernthal's return to the role and naming Steve Lightfoot as its showrunner.


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[88] Filming began in Brooklyn, New York in October 2016, [181] and concluded in April 2017.


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[182] A second production season was ordered on December 12, 2017.


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[183] The first production season was released on November 17, 2017.


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[184] Woll and Morgan returned from Daredevil to their familiar roles as Karen Page and Turk Barrett.


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[185] [186] The second production season was released on January 18, 2019.


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[187] Hulu series Runaways (2017—) When six teenagers find out their parents are villains, they reluctantly end up joining forces against them.


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[188] In August 2016, Marvel announced a pilot episode commissioned by video service Hulu, as well as additional writing for the series Marvel's Runaways, based on the superhero group The Fugitives.


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The pilot episode will be scripted by Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, who will also serve as the series' respective producers and showrunners.


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[188] In February 2017, Marvel announced the cast of The Fugitives: Rhenzy Feliz plays Alex Wilder, Lyrica Okano Nico Minoru, Virginia Gardner as Karolina Dean, Ariela Barer as Gertrude “Gert” Yorkes, Gregg Sulkin as Chase Stein, and Allegra Acosta as Molly Hernandez.


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[189] Shortly after this, the cast of members of PRIDE, a criminal community formed by the parents of the fugitives, was announced: Randy Sands plays Geoffrey Wilder, Angel Parker plays Catherine Wilder, Brittany Ishibashi as Tina Minoru, James Yaegashi as Robert Minoru, Kevin Weisman as Dale Yorkes, Brigid Brannagh Stacey Yorkes, Annie Wersching Leslie Dean, Kip Pardue Frank Dean, James Marsters Victor Stein and Ever Carradine Janet Stein.


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[190] Hulu ordered the series in May 2017.


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[191] Filming began in Los Angeles in February 2017 and ended in October 2017.


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[192] [193] [194] The first production season consists of 10 episodes, the first three of which were released as of November 21, 2017.


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[195] On January 8, 2018, Hulu ordered a second production season for the series, [196] consisting of 13 episodes and released in its entirety on December 21, 2018.


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[197] In the film, Doctor Strange previously featured a master of Mystical magic named Tina Minoru, played by Linda Louise Duan, but this is not necessarily the same character.


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[198] [199] [200] Freeform series Cloak & Dagger (2018—) Tyrone Johnson and Tandy Bowen, two supervo-like teenagers with different backgrounds, get to know each other and find their powers work best when they are together, but their feelings for each other make their complex world even more challenging.


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[203] In April 2016, ABC-owned channel Freeform ordered a television series about Cloak and Dagger to direct without a pilot episode.


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[203] The programme was described as being a “superhero love story”.


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[204] In January 2017, Olivia Holt and Aubrey Joseph were cast to play Tandy Bowen/Dagger and Tyrone Johnson/Refers.


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[205] The showrunner of the series is Joe Pokaski.


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[201] Filming began in New Orleans in February 2017 and concluded in November 2017.


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[206] [207] The first production season began on June 7, 2018.


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[208] The series sees Roxxon Oil as well as S.H.I.E.L.D.


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The Dark Force previously seen in Agents and Agent Carter, which serves as the source of Cloak's powers.


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[209] [210] The production season makes a direct reference to Luke Cage's characters and setting.


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[211] [138] The second production season will start in 2019.


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[202] Disney+ Series In November 2017, Disney began developing Marvel series that would be released on its own VOD service, Disney+, which would be released in late 2019.


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[216] In September 2018, it was reported that Marvel Studios was developing a short-run miniseries for the service that would focus on characters from MCU films to those most likely to never own solo films.


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Character actors from the films are expected to return to their roles in these series.


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The series' storylines are still to be thought through, but each series will be only six to eight episodes long and have a “hefty [budget] that draws comparisons to productions from major studios.”


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Marvel Studios self-produces these series in lieu of Marvel Television, with Marvel Studios executive Kevin Feigen taking on a “hands-on role” in developing each series, [213] focusing on “story continuity” with the films and “dealing” with actors returning from them to their roles.


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[217] Unnamed Loki Series In September 2018, it was reported that a mini-series focusing on Loki was in development.


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[213] Disney CEO Bob Iger confirmed in November that the series would come to fruition and that Hiddleston would return to the role of Loki.


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[212] The Vision and Scarlet Witch In September 2018, when numerous miniseries focusing on characters from MCU films were raped on Disney+, Elizabeth Olsen was expected in one of them to return to play Wanda Maximoff/The Purple Witch.


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[213] It was later reported that the second main character of the series would be Vision and that Paul Bettany would return to play the character.


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[218] In January 2019, Jac Schaeffer was hired to screenwrite the first episode of the series, as well as serve as the series' showrunner and executive producer.


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[214] Unnamed Falcon/Winter Soldier Series At the end of October 2018, Malcolm Spellman was returned to screenwrite a series that would focus on the characters played by Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan as Sam Wilson/The Falcon and Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier.


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[215] [217] Mackie and Stan had already expressed a desire to co-star together in their own spin-off film, with Stan comparing the potential idea to buddy comedies such as 48 Hours (1982) and Midnight Getaway (1988).


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[218] Recurring Actors and Characters Meanings of Acronyms Production seasons of the series, on each network, have been arranged by release date.


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The grey box means that the character does not appear in that production season.


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ABC Series Netflix Series Reception Potential Projects Damage Control The series follows an overworked and underpaid contracting team that specializes in repairing damage left by superhero battles, revisiting events delayed by them scheduling as well as finding lost items.


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[291] In October 2015, ABC commissioned a half-hour-long “put pilot” style pilot episode for the starred sitcom Marvel's Damage Control, based on the construction company of the same name that appeared in the comics.


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The series was developed for ABC Studios and Marvel Television by Ben Karlin, who also scripts the project.


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[291] [292] In January 2016, ABC Entertainment executive Paul Lee said Damage Control would “come this television season”, hinting that the series would be aired on television during the 2016—2017 airing season.


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[293] New Warriors Doreen Green/Squirrel Girl, Craig Hollis/Mr Immortal, Dwayne Taylor/Night Grater, Robbie Baldwin/Pace Ball, Zach Smith/Microbe and Deborah Fields/Debrii, [294] who have very different powers than the Avengers, want to influence the world in their own way, although are not quite ready to be heroes yet.


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[295] At the end of August 2016, Marvel Television and ABC Studios were developing a comedy series with approximately 30 minute episodes about New Warriors and Squirrel Girl, which was needed for several cable television and video on demand services.


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[296] In April 2017, Freeform ordered the series from Marvel's New Warriors to direct without a pilot episode.


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In addition, Kevin Biegel was appointed showrunner for the series and was given responsibility for the screenwriting of the first episode.


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[295] [297] In July 2017, the cast of the main characters of the series was revealed, including Milana Vayntrub and Derek Theler, who will play Doreen Green/Squirrel Girl and Craig Hollis/Lord Immortal.


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[298] The first production season, consisting of 10 episodes, will be aired in 2018, with Biegel serving as showrunner for the series.


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[295] [297] [298] An unnamed John Ridley-written series Marvel has also been working since April 2015 on a new series with screenwriter John Ridley, to “recreate” some pre-existing Marvel character or ownership.


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[299] In January 2016, Ridley confirmed the project was “still in development”.


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She stated that she strives to bring something to it about the “socially conscious nature” of Jessica Jones as well as her self-created series American Crime, while creating something that is “direct entertainment”.


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[300] After a year, Channing Dungey revealed Ridley's project was still progressing, with Ridley working on his script again.


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[301] Ridley added that the reason for the rewrite isn't that “nothing worked the first time around”, but a desire to make sure the series would do something superhero series haven't necessarily seen before, hoping it would take over “space that hasn't been filled at the moment” from Marvel.


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He also shared that he hopes to create a series “anytime soon.”


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[302] In August 2017, Dungey announced that “it is not certain” whether Ridley was still working on the project.


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[303] Other In January 2016, Paul Lee announced ABC Studios was developing a second sitcom with Marvel, hoping that it would be aired on ABC, [293] and Netflix's Director of Content Ted Sarandos announced that “all the characters in the universe could spin” at some point into their own series.


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[179] In May 2016, Dungey said that after the cancellation of Most Wanted and the discontinuation of Agent Carter, they had “a handful of projects in development”, and that Marvel, as well as ABC, were aiming to make “series that would benefit both”.


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[304] Most Wanted By April 2015, Marvel was developing S.H.I.E.L.D.


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A spin-off to the Agents series.


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The series was developed by S.H.I.E.L.D.


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The agents executive producer Jeffrey Bell and screenwriter Paul Zbyszewski, the events of which would follow S.H.I.E.L.D.


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The end of the second season of Agents, and instead of every backdoor-style pilot episode, would get its own pilot episode.


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[305] Adrianne Palicki and Nick Blood participated in discussions about a possible new series for characters Bobbi Morse and Lance Hunter.


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[306] On May 7, 2015, ABC announced its new series selections and revealed that S.H.I.E.L.D.


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Agents spin-off had not been introduced into the publishing program.


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[307] As early as August 2015, S.H.I.E.L.D.


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The Agents spin-off was given another opportunity and a series running under the working title Marvel's Most Wanted was commissioned for a pilot episode.


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[308] Bell and Zbyszewski again began development of the series as respective producers and showrunners, while also contributing to the screenwriting of the pilot episode.


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Jeph Loeb is also in the role of executive producer.


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[309] The series would focus on Morse and Hunter with Palick and Blood continuing in roles, and was described as “a new focus for the same duo and their ongoing adventures”.


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[308] In May 2016, ABC canceled a repeat run of the series.


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Vilho Koskela

Vilho Johannes Koskela is a fictional character in Väinö Linna's novels The Unknown Soldier (1954) and Here Under the North Star (1959—1962).


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Vilho Koskela

In an unknown soldier, Koskela's military rank is initially ensign and later lieutenant.


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He falls in the Continuation War in 1944.


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Vilho Koskela

Fictional Personal History Childhood and Youth Vilho Koskela is the first-born son of Akseli Koskela and Elina Kivivuori, a small farmer and redhead.


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Vilho Koskela

He is born in the fictional village of Pentinkulma in 1913 and dies in the Continuation War in 1944.


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Vilho Koskela

Vilho enters the story in the first chapter of the second part of the North Star trilogy.


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She is normal at birth, weighing “three and a half kiloo” [1].


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His grandparents are Johannes and Alma Koskela, as well as Otto and Anna Kivivuori.


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Uncle Janne Kivivuori and his wife Sanni are chosen as his godmother.


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Janne and Sanni's son Allan is Vilho's only cousin.


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Vilho's other uncle, Oskari Kivivuori, falls in the final stages of the Finnish Civil War.


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Both of his uncles, Aleksis Johannes and August Johannes Koskela, fight in the Civil War on the Red Side, and are executed upon the end of the war.


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Vilho has two younger brothers, Eero and Victory, both of whom fall in the Winter War.


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His youngest brother, Juhani Koskela, born in 1927, does not go to war and inherits the Koskela estate.


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Vilho's fourth sibling is younger sister Kaarina Koskela.


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At school, Vilho is quiet and restrained, a fairly easy pupil from the point of view of the teacher.


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When it comes to school, his wish is mainly that it would end soon.


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[2] Teacher Pentti Rautajärvi impresses Vilho's gold medal in the keeper's boys' ski competition.


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Even after she finishes school, she is interested in sports, but knows on the other hand that Dad won't let her “into the patronage field to play sports”.


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Vilho performs his conscription in Hennala in the Tampere Regiment.


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In the same place, his red-rebel father was imprisoned in the final stages of the Civil War.


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In the row, Vilho “easily learns everything,” and he goes on to a sub-officer school.


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The deployment there is considered a bit special because of the man's aforementioned “big red pedigree”: Dad, uncles and Uncle Oskari fought in a civil war on the Reds side and Uncle Janne is a washer-proof social democrat.


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The primary reasons for secondment to the sub-officer school are Vilho's success in ski racing and other “body exercises” as well as his outstanding marksmanship.


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[3] Immediately after military service, Vilho returns to his home farm in Koskela.


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Lauri Salpakari of Pentinkulma, who often goes on skis to cross with Axis, pays tribute to Vilho “He is an honest boy... Something of the very essence of this people's greats can be seen in him...” Salpakari considers that Vilho and his brothers have credited his father's “evil deeds” to the nation.


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[4] Akseli Koskela's age category happy Aune Leppänen takes a drunken Vilho one evening to Leppänen's sauna.


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Vilho has sex with Aune in the same sauna as Akselik once did: Vilho Koskela in World War II Vilho Koskela is an exemplary figure because of his kindness and is a leader idolised by his men.


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He is involved in both the Winter and Continuation Wars.


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After the Winter War, Koskela is commanded to the officer school, and he remains in the army as an extra-paid encirclement.


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In the service, she is low-voiced, a little clumsy, but deliberate, and gets her men taught where she does.


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[5] On home leave in Pentinkulma during the intermediate peace in spring 1941, teacher Pentti Rautajärvi deals with him: “When there are fellow officers here.


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Henceforth Pentti.” [6] As the Continuation War breaks out, Vilho Koskela is almost 30 years old.


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The soldiers serving under him are more understanding of Koskela than the other platoon leader, Lieutenant Lammio (who later, as an active-duty officer, rises to Captain Kaarna's place as company chief).


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Koskela is quiet, calm and friendly, and therefore manages to gain the trust of his soldiers.


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Because of his waxtalk, he gets the additional name Ville Vaiteleas.


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Koskela is quite modest and often more soldier than officer.


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While visiting home in the autumn summer of 1942, Vilho Koskela and his father, while discussing pessimistic assessments of the outcome of the war, considers German defeat a possibility — long before the Battle of Stalingrad.


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[7] Koskela dies during the fighting in the summer of 1944.


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He is shot by a submachine gun as he destroys an enemy tank with a pile charge, and his attempt to prevent the Finns line from breaking down is wasted.


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In the film, however, Akseli and Elina Koskela die differently.


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He steps into a mine in no-man's land some moments after the truce began after going to retrieve the bodies of fallen Finns.


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The castle describes Koskela in the War novel: “Tanakkaruumiinen, blond-haired, blue-eyed, notch-jawed and so diminutive that he had received the business name Ville Vaiteleas.” Dialect When linguists performed dialect correction on the original script of Linna, they sought as authentic and linguistically justified dialect as possible.


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The dialect modification of the characters of the Unknown Soldier has gone in the opposite direction to the language of the other characters in the novel.


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In the original script, Vilho speaks mainly the vernacular, while in the printed Unknown Soldier, he speaks, like other officers, an almost pure common language.


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[8] Koskela interpreters Perhaps the most famous interpretation of Vilho Koskela was made by Kosti Klemelä in the Unknown Soldier directed by Edvin Laine in 1955.


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Klemelä also interpreted the role in various theatres.


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Here in the film based on the third part of the novel Under the North Star, the role of Akseli and Elina (1970) was performed by Ismo Vehkakoski.


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In 1985, Rauni Mollberg directed the second film version of The Unknown Soldier, in which Koskela was played by Risto Tuorila, and in Timo Koivusalo's “Here Under the North Star”, completed in 2009, Vilho starred as Sampo Sarkola.


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In the third filmatization of the Unknown Soldier, Koskelaa is interpreted by Jussi Vatanen.


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[9] Koskela as leader Linna describes Koskela as an ideal leader.


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That is why Koskela has remained a perception in Finnish culture as an exemplary leader.


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Life has been left, among other things, by Koskela's statement: “The real jobs are performed.


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Otherwise, let's be like Ellu's chickens.” Koskela has very few lines in the book, but despite this, she is almost every moment present, with her men.


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Koskela leads his force in such a way that his men feel they are doing the thing voluntarily.


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Vilho Koskela

He does not interfere with the work of others and does not need to be helped himself, as he copes with all the tasks he has received.


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Together with Roka, he only does what is useful.


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However, the fair and sensible Koskela becomes aggressive and unpredictable when he gets drunk.


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[10] Helena Ylänen, former film critic of Helsingin Sanomat, thinks that Vilho Koskela cannot be thought of without knowledge of the later Here Under the North Star trilogy.


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Already in the Unknown Soldier, Väinö Linna tells about Koskela's background exceptionally, more than about any other person in the novel.


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According to Yläse, Vilho combines all the good qualities of his family: the guts of his grandfather Jussi, the practicality of his grandmother Alma, the leadership abilities of his father Aksel, and the wit of his second grandfather Otto and uncle Janne.


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Possibly, he also has the smile of his mother Elina.


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[11] However, Koskela's leadership skills have been partly questioned in later decades and have begun to emphasize the good qualities of Lammio's management style.


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For example, Colonel Wolf H. Halsti considered Koskela type leaders disloyal and passive to his superiors and considered fighting ability and spirit to have allowed them to collapse in the positional warfare phase of the Continuation War.


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[12] Koskela is at his strongest as a trust-builder and is extremely responsible to his men, but lacks the initiative to train his troops.


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In addition, he considers the abuses of his subordinates through his fingers and does not support with his authority orders from a higher order that interfere with his peace or are repugnant to him.


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Lieutenant Colonel, Doctor of Education Vesa Nissinen considers Koskela to be an inherent type of leader of a small group, but she does not think that she is able to look at things extensively and therefore Koskela would not be the leader of a modern large company.


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On the other hand, Lammio ruins his strengths — his professionalism and courage — with his inflexibility and lack of skills in dealing with people.


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[13] According to Väinö Linna's own account, Vilho Koskela's role portrayal was Nilsiäläinen Einari Kokkonen.


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[14] Kokkonen was the son of a smallholder who, as a good skier, had taken part in demanding scouting expeditions in the Winter War and was promoted from corporal to captain during the wars.


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Kokkonen gave the ingredients, especially in Linna's Unknown Soldier, to the character of Vilho Koskela and a way of conducting offensive to the idea of Prussian military discipline.


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The castle also considered Kokko, a Savonian, so “hamäläinen” that he could use him as a paragon of Hämäläinen Koskela.


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[15] Another officer who contributed to Koskela's character was a lieutenant named Niemelä who fell in the aftermath of the Battle of Pertjärvi, whom Linna also respected as a leader.


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Vilho Koskela

Niemelä was duller than Koko by nature, but only as a person, not as a leader.


Question: Where was Vilho Koskela born?

Vilho Koskela

Like Kokkonen, Niemelä, who had been a car helper in the civil, went from corporal to company chief during the war.


Question: Where was Vilho Koskela born?

Vilho Koskela

[16] Of the characters of the Unknown Soldier, Koskela and Rokka were, according to Linna himself, the only ones with a real role; Roka's role was Linna's comrade-in-arms, then Viljam Pylkämi, a small farmer in Punkalaitumi.


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Vilho Koskela

Other characters based on real persons Linna has further edited the novel's needs using real persons only as ingredients, only Rokka and Koskela have adapted the novel as such, according to Linna's friend, author Jaakko Syrjä.


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[17] Sources Linna, Väinö: Unknown Soldier, 1954, 60th edition, WS Bookwell Oy 2004, ISBN 951-01821-2-5 Linna, Väinö: War Novel, WSOY 2000, ISBN 951-02518-7-9 Linna, Väinö: Here under the North Star 1-2-3, 1959, 1960, 1962, 4th corrected edition, W7SOY 2007, ISBN 9BN 8-951-0-32854-5 Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Syrjä, Jaakko| title = In memory Väinö Linna 1| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = | id = ISBN 951-02964-6-5}} Malmberg, Ilkka: Unknown Soldiers, 2nd edition.


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Helsinki: Helsingin Sanomat, 2008.


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ISBN 978-952-55571-3-8.


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Vilho Koskela

References Elsewhere Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Malmberg, Ilkka| title = Unknown soldiers| location = Helsinki| publisher = Helsinki| publisher = Helsinki Messages| year = 2007| id = ISBN 952-55570-4-9}} Category:Characters of the Unknown Soldier novel Category:Here Under the North Star Book Series Characters Category:Fictional Officers


Question: What size are pigeon pigeon pigeons?

Pigeon Pigeons

Pigeon worms [1], formerly called pigeon squirts [2] (Mesitornithidae), is a family of birds belonging to its own order of pigeon birds, comprising two genera and three species.


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Pigeon Pigeons

Species of the tribe are found only in Madagascar.


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Pigeon Pigeons

They are ground birds roughly the size of a dreadlocks 25—36 inches long, ranging in coloration from greyish-brown to reddish or olive green.


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Pigeon Pigeons

The abdominal side is always paler.


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Pigeon Pigeons

The embroidery and stepple pigeon also have dark spots on the chest.


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Pigeon Pigeons

Pigeon pigeons are bad fliers and move preferably on the ground.


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Pigeon Pigeons

Nutrition consists mainly of insects, but seeds and fruits are also suitable for them.


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Pigeon Pigeons

Classification Pigeon worms are classified into their own sect of pigeon birds, which does not include other tribes.


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Pigeon Pigeons

The tribe is divided into two genera and three species.


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Pigeon Pigeons

Pigeon pigeon (Mesitornis) include the aphids dove and lignite pigeon.


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Pigeon Pigeons

The steppet pigeon, meanwhile, alone forms the genus Monias.


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[1] Classification of pigeon pills is tricky.


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Pigeon Pigeons

Attempts have been made to associate the group at various times with pigeons, beach chickens, grouse and even rapids.


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[3] Prior to being classified into their own sect, pigeon worms belonged to the cucumber birds, from which they differ, however, in both phylogenetics and morphology.


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Pigeon Pigeons

[4] No fossils have been found, but the tribe is considered old.


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Pigeon Pigeons

[3] [5] The pigeon is considered to be remnants of a largely wider family of birds in ancient times.


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Pigeon Pigeons

[6] Size and appearance The length of pigeon species varies between 25 and 36 centimeters.


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[2] They are about the size of a dreadlocks.


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[7] The color of the plumage varies from grey-brown to reddish and olive green.


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[5] The abdomen is paler.


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[7] The sexes are similar in all other species except steppe pigeon.


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Pigeon Pigeons

Lignite cilia are predominantly dark brown on the head and dorsal half, paler on the abdominal side or pink-brown.


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The coloration of the other two species varies from gray-brown on the dorsal to maroon.


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Pigeon Pigeons

The plumage of each also has white areas extending from the lower parts of the face to the chest and abdomen.


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These white spots are embroidered with dark spots.


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Steppe pigeon females have a paler or brownish-yellow belly side than in males.


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Pigeon Pigeons

The steppe and aphids also have distinctive facial drinkers.


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Pigeon Pigeons

All species have a white streak behind the eye.


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[6] The pigeon pope lacks an abrasive bone and the sternum crest is present only in young birds.


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Because of this, pigeon pigeons are practically flightless, [2] despite their strong pectoral muscles.


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The wings are short and rounded.


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Pigeon Pigeons

A special feature of the tribe are five pairs of feather, the plumage dust produced by which makes the feather suit watertight.


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[5] The beak of the stepple pigeon has a downward curve, in species in the pigeon genus the beak is straight [7] and shorter.


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Pigeon Pigeons

The tail is long and rounded, the legs robust and relatively long.


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[8] [6] Distribution and habitat The distribution of pigeon pills is restricted to the island of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean.


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The aphids dove live in dry forests, the brown pigeon in evergreen rainforests, and the steppe pigeon in dry scrublands.


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[7] Lignite pigeons may change their habitats outside the breeding season, but otherwise all pigeons are placebirds, almost always staying in the same area.


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[6] The tribe is endangered, as all three species are classified as compromised.


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The reason for the endangerment is limited distribution and habitat decline due to forest logging.


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[7] [6] Lifestyles Pigeon worms are timid birds that move in small family groups.


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They move mostly on the ground and walk in fast, pigeon-like steps, rocking their heads and tails in the process.


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[6] Species in the tribe are also good runners.


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Their flights are mainly short tails to the rest branch.


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When frightened, they can also aim for a shallow branch.


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[7] This applies, at least, to stepple pigeon.


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Pigeon pigeons would rather run danger to escape than take flight.


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Admittedly, the steppe pigeon has a habit of flying to a low branch where it solidifies in a defensive position while keeping its head down and its tail uplifted.


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[6] All pigeon pigeons are very loud.


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You can hear their singing especially in the early morning.


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Pigeon pigeons

The song consists of repeated whistling phrases or sounds reminiscent of hoarse jelly.


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These singing sounds might also be followed by short liveries.


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Pigeon pigeons

The aphrodids can sing in a duet as well.


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Pigeon pigeons

The sound range of pigeons is also consumed by hissing and clicking sounds, which they normally emit when harassed and frightened.


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Pigeon pigeons

[6] Pigeon pigeons search the ground for their food, rooting for leaf cariche and other decaying plant matter.


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Pigeon pigeons

Nutrition consists mainly of insects and their larvae, but also seeds, berries and small fruits.


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Pigeon pigeons

[6] [2] Reproduction The nesting season is in the rainy season between October and December.


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[9] All species build a primitive, cup-shaped nest from twigs, twigs and strips of bark in a bush or tree seedling [5] [6] at a height of 1—2 m above the ground.


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[7] The diameter of the nest is about 25 centimeters.


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Pigeon pigeons

It has a platform made of braided sparrows, the edges of which are reinforced by sturdier branches and soft with only a bit of moss and leaves.


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Pigeon pigeons

[9] The parent birds enter the nest by climbing along the stem or branch of the plant.


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Pigeon pigeons

In litter 1—3, usually only one bulky and oblong egg with brown blotches on a white background.


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Pigeon pigeons

[7] [5] The steppe pigeon female has several partners who build a nest and incubate the eggs on its behalf.


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Pigeon pigeons

The habit is unique among cucumber birds.


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Pigeon pigeons

[5] Occasionally hatching in one male is the eggs of two different females.


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Pigeon pigeons

[7] Among diverse lignite pigeons, the female handles the brooding alone, [5] but manages the chicks together with the male.


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Pigeon pigeons

The chicks are constantly following the mother's hobbies.


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[2] Newly hatched pigeon worms are covered in brown or black down and leave the nest immediately after hatching.


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[9] Chicks can stay with mother birds for up to a year.


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[6] Sources Category:59.3 Birds Category:Pigeonbirds


Question: When was the HMS Mashona ship lowered into the waters?

HMS Mashona

HMS Mashona (pennant numbers L59, G59 and F59) was a Tribal-class destroyer of the British Royal Navy that served in World War II.


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HMS Mashona

The ship was ordered on 19 June 1936 from Vickers Armstrong on Tyneside as part of the 1935 Naval Programme.


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HMS Mashona

The ship's power supplies were ordered from the Parsons Maritime Steam Turbine Company.


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HMS Mashona

Its keel was laid on 5 August 1936 and the ship was laid to the waters on 3 September 1937.


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HMS Mashona

The ship was not completed until 30 March 1939, due to the delivery of turrets.


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HMS Mashona

The cost of the ship, based on the tender, was £341108, excluding the gun and messaging systems supplied by the Admiralty.


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[1] Service as HMS Mashona was in March for manufacturer trials and it was commissioned on 30 March for service with Home Fleet 2.


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Tribal to the destroyer squadron, which was designated in April 1939 as the 6th.


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HMS Mashona

For a fighter squadron.


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HMS Mashona

It began reception trials, after the completion of which the ship was transferred in April to Portland for training and seaworthiness trials in the Channel area.


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It rejoined its squadron in May.


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[1] On 12 May, the ship escorted the RMS Empress of Australia in the Channel carrying King George VI and Queen Elizabeth for a visit to Canada.


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HMS Mashona

It was ordered in June to take part in salvage work on the submarine HMS Thetis in Liverpool Bay.


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HMS Mashona

HMS Mashona moved to its wartime deployment in August with the Home Fleet.


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[1] HMS Mashona was ordered to assist the damaged submarine HMS Spearfish on 25 September with HMS Somali and HMS Matabele.


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The detachment provided cover the next day for the submarine to return home.


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HMS Mashona

[1] On 25 October, the ship was transferred to Middle Dock Engineering's shipyard in South Shields.


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HMS Mashona

On 10 November, it returned to its squadron.


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HMS Mashona

On 24 November, with her squadron, the ship sheltered Home Fleet ships during the search for German Navy battlecruisers Gneisenau and Scharnhorst, which had sunk the armed cargo ship HMS Rawalpindi, which had been protecting the convoy.


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HMS Mashona

1940 HMS Mashona was transferred in March 1940 to Chatham Dockyard for maintenance.


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On 6 April, after returning to duty with the squadron, the ship sheltered a convoy cruising from Norway to the Forth, from which, on 9 April, the ship joined a naval detachment searching for a German fleet detachment off Bergen.


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HMS Mashona

After the operation was cancelled, returned to the Home Fleet, which, upon joining, came under intense air attack.


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HMS Mashona

During the air raid, HMS Gurkha was sunk.


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HMS Mashona

[1] On 11 April, the ship sailed from Scapa Flow to search for German ships in the Ålesund area prior to the Allied landings in the area along with HMS Somali, HMS Afridi, HMS Sikh, HMS Matabele and HMS Mohawk.


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HMS Mashona

On 13 April, the detachment came under air attack, but suffered no significant damage.


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HMS Mashona

At Namsos the next day, it supported the Marine landings in Operation Henry, from where, upon release, it departed to provide cover for a troop transport convoy.


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HMS Mashona

[1] On 16 April, the convoy came under intense air attack at Lillesjona.


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After refueling the next day, the ship was ordered to accompany the pennant to carry troops from the ships ashore, after which the pennant protected the MV Chobry's voyage to Namsos.


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On 18 April, HMS Mashona and HMS Nubian refuelled from the cruisers before returning to Scapa Flowhun, where they arrived the following day.


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[1] On 29 April, HMS Mashona sheltered the cruisers HMS Galatea, HMS Arethusa, HMS Sheffield and HMS Southampton en route to Åndalsnäs to evacuate troops with HMS Somali, HMS Sikh, HMS Wanderer, HMS Walker and HMS Westcott.


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HMS Mashona

The ship was loaded with troops at Veblugnsnäs the next day, in addition to providing cover for the rest of the evacuation.


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HMS Mashona

The detachment came under air attack the next day.


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[1] The ship took part in the evacuation of Åndalsnäs in early June with HMS Inglefield, HMS Delight, HMS Diana, HMS Somali, HMS Birmingham, HMS Manchester and HMS Calcutta.


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On 2 June, the detachment began the return voyage to Scapa Flowhu, where the ships were attached to the Home Fleet.


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[1] On 7 June, HMS Mashona, HMS Tartar, HMS Bedouin and HMS Ashanti sheltered the battleship HMS Valiant en route to the Norwegian coast in the final evacuation.


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The division formed what was known as Group 1 Protection Division, which encountered the rest of the department's ships in Faroese waters the next day.


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HMS Mashona

The Protection Division was still relieved of its role on the same day as the protection shifted to other ships.


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HMS Mashona

The division was broken up and its ships returned to their squadrons.


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HMS Mashona

[1] On 20 June, the ship was ordered to the Faroe Islands to receive incoming Swedish warships with HMS Māori and HMS Tartar.


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Sweden had ordered two destroyers and two torpedo boats from Italy, which had been intercepted en route.


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After protests, the ships were returned to Sweden at Scapa Flow.


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[1] On 27 June, HMS Mashona suffered damage in a storm, causing it to be transferred to a shipyard at Rosyth for inspection and repair on 30 June.


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HMS Mashona

The ship returned in July to resume naval protection with her squadron in the Home Fleet until it was transferred in October for maintenance at Liverpool.


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HMS Mashona

At the shipyard, the ship's X turret was replaced by a two-tube 4-inch anti-aircraft capable turret.


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HMS Mashona

[1] The ship returned to her squadron in November.


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HMS Mashona

On 12 December, it rescued the survivors of the SS Rotorua torpedoed by submarine U-96 the previous day.


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[1] 1941 HMS Mashona, HMS Tartar and HMS Bedouin protected HMS Interpid and HMS Icarus, which laid mines on the Norwegian coastal route (Operation DZ).


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On 5 January, upon completion of the mission, the ships returned to their squadron at Scapa Flow.


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HMS Mashona

The ship suffered damage the following day after colliding with HMS Sikh.


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HMS Mashona

Damage to the ship prevented service and it was ordered transferred to West Hartlepool to the shipyard.


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HMS Mashona

[1] On 13 January, the ship was admitted to Gray Shipyard, from where on 3 March it returned to its squadron at Scapa Flowhun.


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HMS Mashona

On 24 March, the ship sheltered Convoy WS7 from the Clyde with the pennant, from which the pennant separated on 28 March to return to the Clyde.


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[1] On 22 May, HMS Mashona, HMS Eskimo, HMS Tartar and HMS Somali sheltered the battleship HMS Rodney as it was tasked with securing RMS Britannic en route across the Atlantic to Boston.


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The hedge differed on 24 May when it received orders to participate in the search for the German Navy battleship Bismarck and cruiser Prinz Eugen between the French coast and the last known whereabouts.


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HMS Mashona

On 27 May, HMS Mashona and HMS Tartar separated from the detachment to refuel.


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HMS Mashona

[1] On 28 May, the ship came under air attack, when its boiler room on the right side was hit by a bomb.


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The crew was unable to prevent water entering the ship, at which point it had to be left.


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HMS Mashona

The ship sank west of Ireland, leaving 36 crew members killed.


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HMS Tartar, HMS Sherwood and HMCS St. Clair rescued 184 survivors.


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Question: How many people attended the Women's March in Versailles?

World War II

World War II was a global conflict between 1939 and 1945, the main parties of which were the Axis powers led by Germany, Italy and Japan, and the Allies led by Britain, the Republic of China, the Soviet Union, France and the United States.


Question: How many people attended the Women's March in Versailles?

World War II

The Second World War, which claimed 73 million lives in total, is the most devastating war in human history.


Question: How many people attended the Women's March in Versailles?

World War II

World War II ended with an Allied victory.


Question: How many people attended the Women's March in Versailles?

World War II

The outbreak of World War II was influenced by the Versailles Peace Treaty after World War I, which did not solve Europe's problems.


Question: How many people attended the Women's March in Versailles?

World War II

According to historians, the seed of World War II was sown in the conclusion of that peace treaty.


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The negative consequence of the peace agreement were the unfair treatment experienced by the Germans and the German drift into economic descent, which gave the German National Socialist Workers' Party and its leader Adolf Hitler popular favour.


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Hitler garrisoned himself for war, annexed neighbouring Germany and World War II kicked off with Germany's invasion of Poland in 1939.


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Britain and France declared war on Germany on 3 September 1939.


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The League of Nations, established after World War I, was unable to prevent war from breaking out.


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World War II was the first and only war to use a nuclear weapon, as the United States dropped two atomic bombs on Japan.


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The wars since World War II have not been the same kind of total war, as the threat of nuclear war changed the nature of the wars.


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After the war, the United Nations (UN) was established, the international monetary system was reformed with the Bretton Woods system, and Western European countries engaged the United States with Marshall aid, for the distribution of which a short-term OEEC was established, which developed into the European Coal and Steel Community and OECD.


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Background of War First World War Peace Act After the end of World War I, representatives of the victorious nations gathered 1919—1922 in Paris to decide peace terms.


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Key figures at the Paris Peace Conference were the Big Four who were U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, British Prime Minister Lloyd George, French Prime Minister Georges Clemenceau and Italian Prime Minister Vittorio Emanuele Orlando.


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At the conference, President Wilson stressed the right to self-determination and fair territorial arrangements of nations (so-called.


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Fourteen-point program).


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For his part, Clemenceau demanded harsh treatment for the losing parties and sought to weaken Germany permanently.


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[1] The peace bearing the name of the Peace of Versailles — as well as the “Peace of Shame” () — was concluded at a conference in Versailles, France, on 28 June 1919.


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Most significant to World War II in the treaty was the fate of Germany; Germany was judged a war culprit and ordered to pay large war reparations.


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Under the treaty Germany also lost all its colonies, the territory of the Rhineland to demilitarization, the army was limited to a maximum of 100000 men [1] and conscription was banned.


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[2] Germany also lost its territories, resulting in the creation of a large German minority in many of its neighbouring countries.


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This all led to bitterness among the Germans.


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Emperor William II of Germany had relinquished power, went into exile to the Netherlands and the country had been declared a republic.


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Conditions were volatile; the Weimar Republic failed to perform on time on its war reparations, France and Belgium occupied the Ruhr region in 1923 and prices rose during hyperinflation (July—November) by 726,000000000%.


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[3] Extremist Germany had been Europe's leading industrial power right up to World War I.


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At the end of the war, right-wing and left-wing rebellions broke out in a country suffering from food and supplies shortages.


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Emperor Wilhelm's resignation and the end of the war were followed by peace terms deemed unreasonable and war reparations.


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Adolf Hitler, who adhered to the backstabbing theory popular among veterans, blamed a “conspiracy” formed by Jews, Social Democrats and Communists for the loss of the war.


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The young republic was derailed into a state of political instability that opened the way to power for the German National Socialist Workers' Party (NSDAP), founded in 1919, then led by Hitler.


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The intense middle-class destitution foreshadowed strong political reactions, bringing the intervals between communists and nationalists inflamed many German cities to the brink of war.


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The public's faith in democracy faded as a result of constant destitution.


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Desperate economic conditions and public discontent created opportune conditions.


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Hitler's accusatory and defiant appearance also began to interest those who viewed him as nothing more than an Austrian populist.


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Italy also experienced severe economic difficulties after the war, and between 1919 and 1920 (Biennio rosso) a socialist revolution was feared.


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[4] The danger receded when King Viktor Emanuel III in 1922 invited Fascist leader Benito Mussolini to form governments.


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The Fascists had had their own paramilitary force, with which they fought anarchists, communists and socialists.


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Within a few years, Mussolini acquired himself the powers of a dictator and turned Italy into a police state.


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The global Great Depression that began with Adolf Hitler to power in Germany at the end of the 1920s brought the number of unemployed in Germany to six million.


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[5] The Nazi Party, led by Adolf Hitler, promised voters to abolish unemployment, undo the peace of shame and end the “machinations” of Jews they blamed for Germany's problems.


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Hitler's goals also included the expansion of German territories, especially in the east, because, according to him, the German people needed more living space ().


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In 1932, the NSDAP gained the most seats in elections and in 1933 German President Paul von Hindenburg appointed Hitler as Reich Chancellor.


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After coming to power, Hitler banned other parties and upon von Hindenburg's death merged the posts of president and Reich Chancellor, rising to dictator of Germany.


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The entire system of government in Germany was reformed and the first concentration camps intended for political dissidents and criminals were established.


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The individuals and organisations holding back Hitler's advance were cleared of the way by force if necessary.


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For example, the Communists were eliminated by blaming them for the Berlin Reichstag fire.


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[6] From August 1934 onward, allegiance was sworn to the German state rather than to the Führer — the Third Reich had originated.


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Upon his rise to Führer, Hitler violated the provisions imposed on Germany by the Versailles Peace Treaty, which limited the size of the country's armed forces.


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The entry into force of universal conscription and the removal of women from the labour market improved the employment situation, as did extensive public works projects and in 1939 there were only 100,000 unemployed people in the Third Reich.


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[7] The redevelopment of the army began after the failure of the Geneva Disarmament Congresses in 1932—1934.


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As other powers did not reduce their weapons to that of Germany, Hitler announced that he would arm Germany to their level.


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By 1935, the arms race was in full swing.


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The armament race alarmed France, which re-equipped the Maginot Line, built between 1929 and 1934.


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The line of defence stretched from the Belgian border to the Swiss border, but Germany had already in World War I circumvented the fortified area by attacking through Belgium.


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Without British support, France was forced to stand by and follow Germany's garrisoning.


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Initially Britain was in favour of German garrisoning, signing, among other things, in June 1935 the Anglo-German Naval Treaty proposed by Hitler, which allowed German naval tonnage to be increased to no more than 35% of the size of the Royal Navy.


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[8] [9] The Naval Treaty was well suited to the Baltic Sea policy pursued by Britain in the Baltic Sea region between the wars.


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Here the idea was that Germany and the Soviet Union would balance the power relations in the region.


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After World War I, Britain itself had been forced to operate in the Baltic Sea region, so the agreement with Germany seemed to guarantee the preservation of the military balance in the region.


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Whereas these countries carried out mutual cooperation, the culmination of which can be considered the Molotov—Ribbentrop Pact, was the occupation of Scandinavia and Eastern Europe by British-based countries, or, as in the case of Finland, the Winter War and the subsequent forced choice of cooperation by one or the other, With Germany or the Soviet Union.


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Hitler tried his new weapons successfully during the Spanish Civil War of 1936—1939, sending Francisco Franco to the aid of the Luftwaffe's Condor Legion.


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Similar ideas of the Italian and German ruling groups led to the conclusion in 1936 of an informal union known as the Roman—Berlin axis, under which they began to be called the Axis powers.


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In May 1939, the countries entered into a formal military alliance under the so-called Treaty of Steel.


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Japan joined the alliance in 1940 with a three-power pact.


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In accordance with the Versailles Peace Treaty, the Rhineland was a demilitarized zone.


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Hitler also violated this order in 1936, when he marched 30,000 men to Cologne on 7 March 1936.


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[10] France stood by again as Britain accepted the German march “into its own backyard”.


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After militarization, Hitler held a referendum in which 98.8% of voters supported his actions.


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[11] Subsequently, he built his own line of defence, the “Westwall” against France.


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When Neville Chamberlain became British Prime Minister on 28 May 1937, he pursued a policy approving of German actions, believing Hitler's intention was only to unite the German-speaking peoples.


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Chamberlain did not believe Germany would go to war.


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Hitler was considered an effective barrier to the spread of communism and his foreign policy was a National Socialist version of the popular Commonwealth cause.


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For a long time, with his skilful foreign policy, Hitler was able to seize large areas for Germany without directly using the armed forces.


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In Austria, the idea of annexing the country to Germany (Anschluss) had gained plenty of support since World War I, when only its German-speaking areas had remained of the former vast kingdom.


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[12] However, unification was forbidden by the Treaty of Versailles.


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[13] After Hitler's rise to power in Germany, the idea was supported especially by the Austrian National Socialists, but Kurt von Schuschnigg, the conservative Austrian chancellor, tried to keep the country independent.


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Italy had previously supported Austria, but after Italy's alliance with Germany through an anti-comintern treaty, the obstacles to Austria's annexation to Germany were lifted.


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[14] The dispute between Germany and Italy over the status of German-speakers in the Tyrol region was resolved after Hitler promised to move them from the east in the future.


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Without support from foreign powers, von Schuschnigg met Hitler in Berlin and accepted Hitler supporter Arthur Seyss-Inquart as Minister of the Interior.


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Rioting in Vienna surged, and Schuschnigg was forced to resign.


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Seyss-Inquart called Hitler's forces to aid, and on 13 March 1938, Wehrmacht forces cross the border.


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In the referendum, Austria's annexation of Germany, the Anschluss, won 99.07% support.


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[15] Austria had lost the Sudeten territories inhabited by three million German-speakers in the 1919 Treaty of Saint-Germain to Czechoslovakia.


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After the Anschluss, the leader of the Sudeten Germans, Konrad Henlein, called for an alliance with Germany.


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Czechoslovakia was alone, but it prepared for war.


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To avoid war, Chamberlain negotiated with Hitler three times in Berchtesgaden, Godesburg and Munich.


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The Munich Agreement was signed on 29 September 1938 between Hitler, Mussolini, Chamberlain and Édouard Daladier of France.


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Czechoslovak Prime Minister Edvard Beneš was not present.


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The treaty agreed that Germany would receive the Sudeten territories after the referendum, Hungary and Poland to receive territories from Czechoslovakia, and Britain and Germany to enter into a confidence treaty.


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Upon Chamberlain's return to London, he declared that he had achieved “peace in our time.”


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[16] Hitler was displeased and declared Chamberlain had ruined his march to Prague.


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In March 1939, Hitler forced Lithuania to hand over the German-speaking Memel to Germany.


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Next, he threatened to bomb Prague, causing Czechoslovakia to surrender.


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Chamberlain realized the deal had failed.


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Britain gave Poland guarantees of its support and began garrisoning.


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[17] Hitler next focused on Poland and the territories it had gained in the peace treaty, particularly the Danzig region, which separated East Prussia from the rest of the kingdom.


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Despite Hitler's multiple demands, Poland did not agree to territorial pledges, but relied on the defence alliances it had entered into with France and Britain.


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Hitler was now retaliated against by the occupation of Bohemia and Moravia, which could not be justified by the German population.


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The annexation of the Sudeten regions and their German-speaking population was to be the last German expansion in Europe.


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Publicly, Hitler declared that he did not want the Czechs in his state, so Hitler now acted directly against his promise.


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Thanks to the occupation, Germany's military position was greatly improved, but accordingly, a decision was made in the Western world to halt Hitler's victory flow and to equip the military.


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The League of Nations fails as a peacemaker The League of Nations was founded after World War I to look after international peace.


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The organization's duties included disarmament, resolving interstate affairs, and maintaining living conditions.


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Developed by British Foreign Secretary Edward Grey and driven by U.S. President Woodrow Wilson, the organisation was founded on 25 January 1919 as part of the Versailles Peace Treaty.


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However, it soon became clear that the organisation was not going to have the authority that had been envisaged.


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The United States did not join the League of Nations because of a pro-international isolationist tendency prevailing in the country's congress.


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Nor were World War I lost Germany and Bolshevist Soviet Russia, considered pariah states.


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The most explicit power in the Council, the most important body of the League of Nations, was initially held by four permanent members: Britain, France, Italy and Japan, the first two of whom you can say were guarantors of peace in the post-World War I.


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[18] Germany was admitted to the League of Nations in 1926 and the Soviet Union joined the organisation in 1934, but many governments did not respect the decisions of the organisation.


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In the 1930s, several countries decided to secede from membership of the League of Nations.


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Japan resigned from the League of Nations in 1933 in protest at the Chinese invasion of Manchuria, Germany seceded in the same year following Adolf Hitler's rise to power, Italy 1937.


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[18] The League of Nations was unable to resolve serious conflicts.


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The organisation had no war forces of its own, and the economic sanctions it imposed could be circumvented by trading with countries outside the organisation.


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The League of Nations operated on the idea that a deterrent to British and French military intervention would prevent wars.


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In practice, the organization failed to prevent, for example, the Italian invasion of Abyssinia or the Japanese invasion of China.


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After the Soviet invasion of Finland in 1939, the League of Nations separated the country from its membership and urged member states to provide Finland with aid.


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Since the organisation was capable of making mainly only declarations, faith in its ability to act as an inhibitor of wars collapsed forever in the early metres of World War II and at the same time the organisation's activities faded.


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Stalin's offers of alliances Since 1935, Josif Stalin of the Soviet Union tried to build a tactical front against Hitler, trying to convince the US, British, and French governments of the need to build a collective security apparatus.


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On 15 April 1939, the matter was still debated in Moscow, where the French and British delegations were present.


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However, negotiations did not lead to results, later Britain's Winston Churchill wrote in his memoirs that Stalin's proposal for a three-state alliance would have been worth accepting at the time.


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[19] However, acceptance to Western countries was made impossible by the Soviet demand for the right to pre-intervene in the politics of its immediate neighbours.


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Finland and the Baltic states were independent nations that (especially Finland) did not allow Germany, Britain, or the Soviet Union to interfere in the countries' internal affairs.


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[20]} Molotov—Ribbentrop Pact On 23 August 1939, Germany unexpectedly entered into a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union (Molotov—Ribbentrop Pact), whose secret additional protocol agreed on a division of interests.


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Finland, the Baltic states, Poland and partly Romania (Bessarabia) were the targets of partition.


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This would allow the great powers, without the threat of each other, to expand their territories.


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The events that followed the conclusion of the Additional Protocol escalated into a major war.


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The highest bidder party, namely Germany, had won the treaty and was given free rein to operate in Poland, as well as in the West.


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War Events Polish War Germany invaded on 1 September 1939 Poland, Gdańsk.


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On 3 September, France and Britain declared war on Germany in accordance with their security guarantees to Poland, which is considered to be the moment of the start of World War II.


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A little later, the member countries of the British Commonwealth, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa declared war on Germany.


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France made a propelled invasion of the Saar region and Germany was embargoed, but otherwise support for Poland was only political sympathy.


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The Soviet Union occupied the eastern parts of Poland from 17 September onwards after signing a ceasefire agreement with Japan that ended border disputes.


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For the Soviet Union, the Western Great Powers did not declare war.


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After Polish resistance ceased on 6 October, the border between the German-Soviet-occupied territories became approximately the Curzon Line, which as early as 1919 had been proposed as Poland's eastern border.


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Poland established a refugee government in the British Isles and some 100,000 troops fled through Romania and the Baltic states to join forces fighting Germany.


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The Winter War and Occupation of the Baltic States After the occupation of eastern parts of Poland, the Soviet Union pressured the Baltic states into security agreements, which resulted in it placing military bases in their territories.


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Negotiations with Finland failed when the Finns failed to agree to border changes and the lease of a base in Hanko.


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After negotiations failed, the Soviet Union invaded Finland on 30 November 1939, starting the Winter War which ended with the Peace of Moscow on 13 March 1940.


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In the Winter War, Finland lost mainly the territory of Karelia and Salla and was forced to surrender its military base from Hanko.


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The Winter War was closely watched in the international press, as only minor local fighting took place elsewhere.


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Later, in mid-June, the Soviet Union occupied the Baltic states and launched a campaign of terror in which the countries' old social structure was destroyed.


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During the first week of August, the countries were declared Soviet republics.


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An ultimatum was presented to Romania to surrender the territory of Bessarabia and northern Bukovina in four days on 26 June 1940.


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Following Romania's bent, the Soviet Union formed the Moldavia SNT from the territories and the eastern part was annexed into the Ukrainian SNT.


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German Western Front war operations Although Britain and France already declared war on Germany on 3 September 1939, they did little to launch offensive operations against the Germans barricaded behind Westwall.


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A so-called fake war was underway along the German-French border, which has also been referred to as the “mad war” ().


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The Allies speculated that Germany would renew an early World War I plan to circumvent French fortification equipment through Belgium, so the British emigrant army and strong French forces were grouped in northern Belgium.


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[21] Germany invaded Denmark and Norway in April 1940 (see


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Operation Weserübung), as Britain and France reportedly already planned during the Finnish Winter War to conquer Norwegian ports and mine territorial waters, and to take over the Narvik—Kiruna—Luleå railway to cut off vital iron ore supplies to Germany.


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[22] Denmark was defeated after two hours of fighting (see


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Danish occupation) and Norway in two months (see.


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Battle for Norway).


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[23] [24] On 10 May 1940, Germany launched an offensive on the Western Front.


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This marked the resignation of British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain and on the same day the King appointed Winston Churchill, who had opposed Chamberlain's policies, as Prime Minister.


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The Ardennes were regarded by the Allied warfare leadership as an impenetrable territory for modern warfare, so the defences of the area had been neglected.


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The assumption was proved wrong by the Germans, and a strong armour attack breached the defences of the area and German troops advanced at pace to the bank of the English Channel, isolating the Allied forces left north of the wedge.


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Germany also invaded the Netherlands, which had declared itself neutral at the start of the war.


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Due to more effective resistance than the Dutch assumed, the Germans bombarded Rotterdam to force its surrender.


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The surrender of the city had already been agreed, but the German pilots had not been informed.


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The Netherlands surrendered on 15 May and Belgium on 28 May.


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However, the British managed to evacuate much of their forces from Dunkirk across the Channel under bombardment.


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French defences had also been torn open by this move, and within weeks Germany occupied large areas of western France all the way to Bordeaux, and finally France surrendered on 22 June.


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Under the armistice agreement, all of northern France and the Atlantic coast remained occupied by Germany.


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Southern France and the colonies were then ruled by the Vichy government led by Philippe Pétain.


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In Eastern Europe, the Soviet Union occupied the Baltics from 15 June to 17 June and Romania's Bessarabia on 28 June.


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After the French war expedition, Hitler began preparing an invasion of the Soviet Union.


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The German Luftwaffe drastically bombed Britain and attempted to cripple the Royal Air Force, but nevertheless failed to do so.


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The battle for Britain had been eradicated and Hitler moved the English occupation, namely Operation Sea Lion, into the future.


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[25] Balkans In September 1940 Italy invaded Greece from Albania, but the war success was abysmal.


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[26] In the spring of 1941, a coup d'état hostile to Germany in Yugoslavia provoked Hitler into action.


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Germany, Italy, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria invaded Yugoslavia, whose defences collapsed in an instant.


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However, the Yugoslav war forces failed to destroy; instead, communists and nationalist Serbs formed guerrilla divisions that harassed the occupiers until the end of the war (see.


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Yugoslav Partisans).


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The number of guerrillas has been estimated at more than one hundred and a millennial.


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Occupying the Balkans bound a large amount of German troops.


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Parts of Yugoslavia were annexed to neighbouring countries, and from the end the independent State of Croatia and Serbia were formed.


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Croatia was ruled by bigoted Croats under Ante Pavelić.


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Serbs living in Croatian territory were murdered en masse in concentration camps.


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Greece was also overrun in March—April 1941.


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The heaviest fighting took place for control of Crete, which the Germans had to retake with paratroopers.


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The Eastern Front The war on the Eastern Front in Germany was known in the Soviet Union and today in Russia as the Great Patriotic War.


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Germany began its invasion of the Soviet Union on 22 June 1941.


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As allies of Germany, the war was fought by Romania, Hungary and Italy.


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Finland, too, waged further war against the Soviet Union, gave Germany permission to invade from northern Finland, and received war materials from Germany.


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However, according to its official alignment, Finland fought a separate war and was not an ally of Germany.


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[27] Germany's intention was to capture the European part of the Soviet Union up to the Astrahan-Arkhangelsk line.


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[28] The initial phase of the offensive went well and a lot of Red Army troops were taken prisoner.


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German forces blockaded Leningrad and advanced near Moscow, but were unable to retake the city and during the winter of 1941—1942, the Red Army was capable of numerous counterattacks.


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Military material aid from Western powers helped the Soviet Union withstand the worst of the shortage.


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In the summer of 1942, the focus of the German offensive shifted south towards the oil fields of the Caucasus, as the Panzer Corps suffered from a lack of fuel.


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Germany conquered the oilfields of the Caucasus, but they were met with disappointment, as the Soviets had set fire to the entire oil field after their retreat.


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No fuel was found for the Panzer Corps and the situation became difficult, as fuel was insufficient for any more attacks or battles.


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In the autumn, the advance ended in a bloody three-month battle for the city of Stalingrad along the Volga.


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While the battle for the city was underway, the Soviet Army gathered troops, encircling the German 6th Army in the Stalingrad region (Operation Uranus).


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In the operation, 300,000 [29] German soldiers were motivated to the ruined city.


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Hitler promoted the leader of the 6th Army, Friedrich Paulus, to marshal, indirectly ordering the troops commanded by him to defend the city to the last man.