SEATTLE, WA – On May 9th, comrades from US Friends of the Soviet People participated in Victory Day celebrations at the Russian Community Center in Seattle, Washington. Victory Day commemorates the victory of the Soviet Union and other Allied forces over Fascism in the Great Patriotic War (World War II). The festivities of the night […]
On May 2nd, 2014, Ukrainian Nazis surrounded the Odessa House of Trade Unions and set it on fire, while people were barricaded inside on the ground floor and had to jump out of the second story windows to escape. When they fell, many hurt themselves or broke their legs, and members of the fascist Right
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The US Friends of the Soviet People and American Veterans Union would like to send its greetings on the 79th anniversary of Elbe Day. It was on this day in 1945 that Soviet and American troops met at Elbe River, marking an important milestone in WWII and the fight against fascism. The first contact between
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Comrade Russell “Texas” Bentley, the anti-fascist fighter who went to Donbass in 2014-2015 to fight against the Ukraine coup government, has been missing for five days. Texas’ disappearance coincides at a time when Vasily Prozorov, who runs the UKR Leaks Telegram channel, was targeted by a car bomb. Thankfully, Vasily Prozorov has survived the attack.
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Nobody, criticizing the Russian Federation’s military aggression against Ukraine today, should forget, NATO waged the first war of aggression in Europe after the Second World War. On March 24, 1999, NATO forces began bombing Yugoslavia without an UN mandate. It was the alliance’s first combat mission in Europe and the first war deployment of the
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“I Love My Land (Tribute to Women)” is a Soviet film documenting the lives of Soviet women in the latter half of the 20th century. The Soviet Union provided equal opportunities for women in work and education, and women were given equal pay for equal work. This film presents several short profiles of Soviet women
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Photo: Rudolf Höss is led to the noose next to the former gas chamber in camp Auschwitz I. Oświęcim (Auschwitz), Poland, 16 April 1947. Rudolf Hoess, the commandant of the Auschwitz concentration camp, is hanged next to the crematorium at the camp, 1947 Rudolf Hoess on the gallows, immediately before his execution, 1947. Rudolf Hoess
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“In the USSR, The Right to Work” documents the working lives of the Soviet people and the opportunities which existed to pursue fulfilling careers. The Right to Work for all Soviet people was guaranteed by the Constitution of the USSR. Industrialization and collectivization in the 1920s ensured that unemployment had been entirely eliminated in the
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