David vs. Goliath: Kaliningrad Oblast as Russia’s A2/AD ‘Bubble’ by Sergey Sukhankin

“…The former Soviet military bastion, Russia’s westernmost region, the Kaliningrad Oblast, has again re-gained its military strength. …”
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Myśl wojskowa Mao Zedonga by Damian Winczewski

“…Secondly we can say that his military writings was mostly influenced by Clausewitz through soviet military thought rather than Sun Zi. In the other hand his theory of guerilla warfare was to some extent original and finally we can describe Mao’s strategic thought as some kind of progress in twenty century art of war.…”
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The Early Stages of the Russian All-Military Union in China by Sergey Victorovich Smirnov

“…The Russian All-Military Union in China (ROVS) was the largest anti-Soviet military organization of the Russian post-revolutionary emigration. …”
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Comprehensive review of the security and defence sector of Ukraine as a constituent part of security and defence management by Petro Krykun, Oleksandr Zatynaiko, Victor Korendovych

“…In developing its national security system, Ukraine is transitioning from the non-functioning post-Soviet military organization of the state to a modern security and defence sector-operating under the European and Euro-Atlantic security principles. …”
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Geopoliticheskaja transformacija Kaliningradskoj oblasti [Geopolitical transformation of the Kaliningrad oblast of the Russian Federation] by Jokubaitis Alvydas, Lopata Raimundas

“…After the World War II, the part of East Prussia taken by the Soviet Union was transformed into a gigantic Soviet military base. It performed the functions of the outpost in the West on the one hand; and on the other hand, of the barrier which helped the USSR to ensure the dependence of the Eastern Baltics and domination in Poland. …”
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Der Nachlass von Rudolf Virchow und die Stammzelle: ein Beitrag aus Russland / The heritage of Rudolf Virchow and the stem cell: a view from Russia by Jargin, Sergej V.

“…In 1944 the Library was transferred to the castle Boitzenburg (land Brandenburg), and from there, according to some witnesses, it was taken away by Soviet military trucks. Probably, the Library was brought to Moscow, in one of the institutions of the Russian Academy of Medical Sciences (RAMN). …”
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Participation of Natives of the Belarus in the Battle of Stalingrad by Aliaksey Litwin

“…The article is based on the information from scientific and educational literature, encyclopedias and reference books, from the memories of Soviet military leaders who took part in the Battle of Stalingrad, publications in the regional historical collections “Memory”, from the Belarusian central and local periodicals. …”
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New Work on the Officer Corps of the Russian Army. Review of: Kaminsky V.V. Officers of the Russian Imperial Army in the Corps of the ‘Red’ General Staff (Personnel, Employment and... by Ilya Rat’kovskii

“…The emphasis is laid on the author's approach towards the biographies of the General Staff graduates in the Soviet military service during the Civil War in Russia. …”
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American Diplomats in Post-War Prague in 1945 by Artem V. Zorin

“…It dwells on the main life and work conditions problems, faced by the Americans after their arrival to Czechoslovakia: lack of qualified staff and organization of their work; protection and repair of the embassy building, its technical equipment; acquisition of new premises; provision of fuel and food supplies; lack of vehicles; searching for housing for the personnel; organization of communication with Washington; the establishment of relations and the resolution of conflicts with the Czechoslovak authorities, as well as with the Soviet military in Prague; interaction with the US Army command in Western Bohemia; organization of American guests visits. …”
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Prague, the Victorious May of 1945 by S. V. Kudryashov

“…The article emphasizes that the main goal of the Soviet military operation from 6 to 11 May 1945 was the defeat of the German Army Group Center. …”
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REVOLUTION IN MILITARY AFFAIRS, MISSILE DEFENCE AND WEAPONS IN SPACE: THE US STRATEGIC TRIAD by Joelien Pretorius

“…American plans for Missile Defence (MD) and the weaponisation of space should be analysed in the larger framework of the contemporary Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA).1 Soviet military analysts have written about this revolution from as early as the 1970s, but it was the application of information age technology (IT) in the 1991 Gulf War that captured the imagination of military planners and policy makers, especially in the US. …”
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Regional Russian Books of Memory as a Form of Preservation and Transfer of Cultural-Historical Memory about the Afghanistan War of 1979-1989 by Taisiya V. Rabush

“…The historical memory of the Soviet military intervention in Afghanistan (1979-1989) is studied through the prism of memory books dedicated to the participants of the war and those who died in it. …”
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Appeals of Afghanistan during war of 1979-1989: view of the soviet soldier by Dmytro Ostrovyk

“…The attitude towards the Soviet forces in the investigated period was also viewed through the property situation of the local population, when the imp over is heed residents, being socially unprotected, found support among the Soviet military. At the sometime, due to the struggle, often armed, between different clans and tribes, oil legal armed formations for spheres of influence, there was cooperation of some of them with the official ruling regime and, accordingly, Soviet forces.…”
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The relationships between red army and the hungarians during soviet occupation of Hungary at the end of World War II by Olesia Kutska

“…The facts of theb Red Army deviant behavior that led to negative attitudes among the local people are to be defined, and Soviet military and political leaders activities against combat crimes. …”
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The Position of the United States from Britain in the discussions of British Evacuation from Egypt (1946-1952) by ميسون عباس حسين

“…Many reasons combined behind the Standing of U.S. against Britain in its aggression against Egypt in 1956; the consensus of world opinion on the need to stop the aggression and the fear of the Soviet military intervention which mean a new world war. …”
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Discussions on Universal Conscription and the “Professional Army” in Russian and World Military Literature of the Late XIX - First Half of the XX Centuries by A. A. Chernilovsky

“…Particular attention is paid to criticism of the concept of a professional army by Soviet military authors of the 1920s and 1930s, including the People’s Commissar for Defense Marshal Voroshilov, as well as some foreign military authors of that time. …”
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Don't Fence Me In: Barricade Sociality and Political Struggles in Mexico and Latvia by Dzenovska, D, Arenas, I

“…In 1991, barricades in the streets of Rīga, Latvia, shielded important landmarks from Soviet military units looking to prevent the dissolution of the USSR; in 2006, barricades in the streets of Oaxaca, Mexico, defended members of the Popular Assembly of the Peoples of Oaxaca from paramilitary incursions. …”

The Memory. Sanl: A Quantitative Analysis of the Consolidated Database by Time and Place of Birth and Conscription by Valentina N. Vorobyova

“…The paper attempts a quantitative analysis of somewhat consolidated database compiled from Kalmykia’s natives conscripted into the Soviet military forces in 1941–1945 — and contained in the four volumes of The Memory. …”
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The Development of Gender Studies in the Research of the Battle of Stalingrad by Alexandra Elokhina

“…The special socioeconomic and political position of women in Soviet military society still requires close study. The methodology of gender studies should come to Stalingrad studies.…”
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THE NOTES FROM UNPUBLISHED A. PLATONOV’S NOTEBOOK: HISTORICAL-LITERARY COMMENTARY AND TEXTOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION

“…The author comments upon the notes on moral a psychological state of “yesterday enemies” who survived the Soviet military imprisonment and later became “battle camrades”. …”
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