Filip Slaveski Libros

Focusing on the Soviet occupation of postwar Germany, this account delves into the geopolitical tensions that marked the onset of the Cold War. It explores the complexities of Soviet policies, the experiences of the German population, and the broader implications for Europe and global politics during this pivotal period. The narrative sheds light on the struggles and strategies that defined the early years of the Cold War, offering insights into the lasting impact of these events on international relations.

Drawing on recently declassified Soviet sources, this examines Soviet Ukraine's transition from war to 'peace' in the long aftermath of World War II, exploring the battle for land, resources and power among collective farmers, local and central Soviet authorities in reconstructing post-war Ukraine. The consequences of this battle resonate today.