Surrender of German Forces in Prague
German forces in Prague surrender to the Soviet Army
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German forces in Prague surrender to the Soviet Army
German commanders sign unconditional surrender, ends the war in Europe
Kerensky records his position on government defence in exile.
Joins up with the British forces at Wittenberg near Lubeck
The Allied Control Commission administers Germany after it's occupation by the Allies
USA, Britain, Russia & France declare supreme authority over Germany
USA, Britain, Russia & France declare supreme authority over Germany
The trial takes place between 18 and 21 June 1945 with foreign press and observers from the United Kingdom and USA present. The date was chosen carefully to be at the same time as a conference on the creation of the Soviet-backed Polish puppet Government was organized
According to international law the trial should not have taken place.
All but one of the defendants were forced to admit to the alleged crimes, and on 21 June the verdict was issued.
General Okulickis witnesses were not allowed to enter the court, which was a violation of Soviet law.
The Soviet Union kidnapped and sentenced a group of citizens of a foreign country whose alleged crimes were committed on a foreign land.
They were deprived of basic human rights and tortured.
Japan offers Russia concessions for a non-aggression pact
The United Kingdom and the USA withdrew support for the legitimate Polish Government in exile, and all its agendas in Poland
The United Kingdom and the USA withdrew support for the legitimate Polish Government in exile, and all its agendas in Poland
The United Kingdom and the USA withdrew support for the legitimate Polish Government in exile, and all its agendas in Poland
Sentenced in his absence by a three-man tribunal of the Soviet security police (NKGB) to an eight-year term in a labour camp, to be followed by permanent internal exile
Sentenced in his absence by a three-man tribunal of the Soviet security police (NKGB) to an eight-year term in a labour camp, to be followed by permanent internal exile
Sentenced in his absence by a three-man tribunal of the Soviet security police (NKGB) to an eight-year term in a labour camp, to be followed by permanent internal exile
President Harry S. Truman discloses to Soviet leader Joseph Stalin that the United States has atomic weapons, Stalin feigns little surprise; he already knows this through espionage
President Harry S. Truman discloses to Soviet leader Joseph Stalin that the United States has atomic weapons, Stalin feigns little surprise; he already knows this through espionage
Russia declares war on Japan. Rusiia declares war on Japan
Russia invades Manchuria
Molotov signs the Polish-Soviet state frontier treaty establishing the boundary broadly along the Curzon Line with specified deviations in favour of Poland.
The Russians occupy Harbin in Manchuria
The Russians occupy Mukden in Manchuria
The USSR announces that it will make its own atomic bomb
Signs the Treaty of Friendship & Alliance with the Government of Chiang Kai-Shek
Initial Member of Allied Control Commission over Germany
The anti-fascist parties are used for the spread of communism. Orders the creation of anti-fascist parties & trades unions in the German Soviet Zone
Arrested for writing a derogatory comment in a letter to a friend, ND Utkevich, about the conduct of the war by Josef Stalin, whom he called "the whiskered one". Accused of anti-Soviet propaganda under Article 58 of the Soviet criminal code, paragraph 10, and of "founding a hostile organisation" under paragraph 11
Solzhenitsyn is taken to the Lubyanka prison in Moscow, where he is beaten and interrogated
Takes part in the battle for Berlin
1st of the Russian commanders to lead his troops into Berlin
Commands the Army Group of the Byelorussian Front & captures Danzig, April
Composes, "Cindarella"
Appointed Commandant of Berlin
Appointed Commandant of Berlin
Appointed Commander of a tank battalion
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