Changes in the organisational structure of the Red Army rifle forces at the beginning of the Great Patriotic War
... This structure, laid down in documents such as organisation and equipment tables, reveals how the military leadership views a specific unit at a specific point in time. Rifle forces constituted the main part of the Red Army during the Great Patriotic War. Before the war, rifle forces consisted of rifle divisions consolidated into rifle corps of two or three divisions. Their organisational structure was reformed shorty before the war in response to the availability of new weapons the army and the experience ...
Human Resources of Post-war Lithuania and Their Role in the Rebuilding of Klaipeda
... restoration effort in the Soviet Lithuania. German occupation of the republic caused significant damage to its industry and agriculture. Pre-war Lithuania was an agrarian state aspiring to embark on an industrial-agrarian path of development. After the war, this aspiration did not only persist, but was intensified. To reach this objective, however, Lithuania required qualified workforce. Before the war, hardly any attention was paid to the training of workers for industrial-scale production and construction....
«Soldiers of the word»: Soviet war correspondents on the battles in East Prussia, 1944—1945
An attempt is made to examine the course of military operations in East Prussia from autumn 1944 to spring 1945 through the prism of publications by war correspondents in the central Soviet newspapers: Pravda, Izvestia, Krasnaya Zvezda, and Stalinsky Sokol. Frontline correspondents, being embedded within the active army, were chroniclers of the war, eyewitnesses to the events unfolding on the territory ...
Kant on War and Peace in the Philosophy of the Enlightenment and German Idealism. Report of the Fourth Immanuel Kant International Summer School
This article presents a report of the Fourth Immanuel Kant International Summer School devoted to Kant’s doctrine of war and peace (24-31 July 2022), organised by the Academia Kantiana of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University with the support of the “Petersburg Dialog” Forum. The lectures of the School’s scientific supervisor, Alexei N. Krouglov, address a wide ...
The metaphor of war in Jerzy Szaniawski’s play “Two Theaters” in the context of Polish and Russian theatrical traditions (a case study of Erwin Axer’s 1969 production in the Bolshoi Drama Theatre)
The Polish playwright Jerzy Szaniawski is one of the representatives of the Polish anti-fascist Resistance movement who survived the Second World War and reflected it in his works through the prism of the tragedy of an entire generation. The article examines his most renowned play “Two Theatres,” which not only engages in a debate concerning the genre-specific features of contemporary drama but ...
The Meaning and Function of the Concept of Antagonism in Kant’s Philosophy
... and idealism.
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