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The Motherland Calls: Mamayev Kurgan Monument

The Motherland Calls: Mamayev Kurgan Monument

We should look back at the lessons given at the end of the most traumatic event in human history.

The Second World War was probably the greatest human catastrophe the world has ever seen. Historians have always struggled to find words that can convey even a glimpse of its total scale. We give endless statistics – more than 100 million soldiers mobilised, more than...

Have we forgotten the lessons of 1945?

Have we forgotten the lessons of 1945?

We should look back at the lessons given at the end of the most traumatic event in human history.

As the world around us reels from one crisis to another, it is worth pausing occasionally to remind ourselves that things could always be worse. Seventy-five years ago, the world was emerging from a catastrophe that makes our own troubles look trivial. We still live...

Keith Lowe

Keith Lowe

What first attracted you to the period or periods you work in? The Second World War was such a dramatic, traumatic event – but what interests me just as much is what happened next. How did we react to that massive trauma? How did it change society? How do we remember...

Keith Lowe

Keith Lowe

Keith Lowe

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