Article: Estonia returns art looted by Red Army to Germany

Article: Blood meridian; The Soviet army.(The red ...
The Economist (US);  October 22, 2005 ;     700+ words ... ... efforts, some details of life in the Red Army are as unremembered now as they were unrecorded ... rapes, destruction and looting that the Red Army meted out, first on the countries seen ... enslaved itself." Ivan's War: The Red Army 1941-1945. By Catherine Merridale.

Article: The Red Army remains. (Soviet army in ...
National Review;  February 25, 1991 ;     700+ words ...The Red Army Remains CENTRAL ... general said the Soviet army in Poland "will ... will, then the Soviet army will return onto ... nations which the Red Army had liberated from ... Poland is that the Soviet army stays this side ...

Article: Soviet Army Coming Apart at the Seams; Poverty, ...
The Washington Post;  November 18, 1990 ;     700+ words ... ... not. Life is rather uncertain in the Soviet army these days. One-third of the troops ... to bake bread and dig potatoes. The Red Army, long viewed by the West as a force ... has led to the greatest turmoil in the Soviet army since the late 1930s, when dictator ...

Article: The Red Army blues. (predicting the future role of ...
National Review;  September 23, 1991 ;     700+ words ...WHEN, on the morning of August 19, the Soviet news agency TASS informed the world of events in the USSR, there were few in the West who predicted the coup would collapse. Three members of the new eight-man Emergency Committee virtually guaranteed the success of the putsch: the heads of the army,

Encyclopedia entry: Central Theatre of the Soviet Army
The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre;      256 words ...Central Theatre of the Soviet Army, see RED ARMY THEATRE .

Encyclopedia entry: Soviet Army, Central Theatre of the
The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre;      258 words ...Soviet Army, Central Theatre of the, Moscow, see RED ARMY THEATRE .

Encyclopedia entry: Red Army
World Encyclopedia;      276 words ...Red Army Army of the former Soviet Union ... commissars. During World War II, the Red Army grew to more than 20 million men. It was renamed the Soviet Army in 1946. The Red Army was also the name of the Chinese revolutionary ...