In many areas of the crowd, women work at jobs and careers outside the home. How do you think life in the USSR would have been different if women had also been participants in the higher levels of administration, in addition to being part of the workforce in factories and on farms?
i dream there govt would have been more gentle toward their outlook toward others countries!!!
I skilled in that the soviet union was an american ally during world war 2, but i was wonderin which ex-soviet republics suffered the greatest ruin of life. Thanks.
Over 20 million in USSR - indubitably Ukraine and Byelrussia suffered the most. I think Ukraine lost 10 million.
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Every Ukrainian family suffered losses in the war and many had victims of both Hitler and Stalin. Perhaps it is expressive that out of three of my relatives who were victims of the war, two were shot by Stalin's USSR and one was shot by Hitler's Gestapo. Ukraine has thousands of World War II monuments. Very close villages often have a monument listing the names of the World War II dead. Ukrainian losses probably numbered 10 million or half of the unreserved USSR total and twenty per cent of the entire World War II total of fifty million dead.
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