Нескорені (свідчення в’язня концтабору Дахау) (Підготовка до друку, передмова та коментарі А. Морозової)

Уперше оприлюднені свідчення в’язня Дахау В. Демиденка про концтабір у 1942 – 1945 рр.Впервые публикуются свидетельства узника Дахау В. Демиденко о концлагере в 1942 – 1945 гг.The evidences of the Dachau’s prisoner V. Demidenko about this concentration camp in 1942 – 1945 are publishing at first

\u3cem\u3eRich Relations: The American Occupation of Britain, 1942–1945\u3c/em\u3e by David Reynolds [Review]

Review of David Reynolds, Rich Relations: The American Occupation of Britain, 1942-1945. New York and Toronto: Random House, 1995

The Impact of Japanese Population in Kupang City Year 1942-1945 for Women

Background This research: is to reconstruct (1) the Impact of the Japanese Occupation in Kupang City for women in the social field of 1942-1945, (2) The Role of Women in the social field in Kupang City during the Japanese Occupation of 1942-1945. This research is located in all areas of Kupang. Data Analysis Techniques in this writing were collected through interviews, observations, literature studies, and document studies. The analysis technique used is historical analysis. The results showed (1) the impact of the Japanese occupation in Kupang in 1942-1945 for women in the social field. (2) Impact of Japanese occupation on Kupang City in 1942-1945 for women in the social field. This research method: uses qualitative descriptive research type. Determination of Informants is done by purposive sampling. The person who was made the informant was a person who experienced the events directly during the Japanese occupation in Kupang City in 1942-1945 or people who were considered to have known the events during the Japanese occupation in Kupang City in 1942-1945. Data collection techniques are carried out by interview, observation, literature study, and document study. Data analysis techniques using historical analysis techniques with heuristic steps, verification, interpretation, and historiography Research Results: Show that during the Japanese occupation the daily government was held by Menseibu, which was led by the Japanese navy, the people of Kupang City experienced poverty and hunger, this made Indonesian women especially in Kupang City obliged to work forcefully. The Japanese occupation period in Indonesia in 1942-1945 was a dark period for Indonesian women, especially women in Kupang City when their teenagers were forcibly taken away, their actions were very inhumane, Japan forcibly arrested girls and was taken to brothels. Many young women who experience sexual violence are no exception indigenous women. Indonesian women consider the Japanese occupation a sex predator Conclusion: During the Japanese occupation in Indonesia (1942-1945) was a dark period for Indonesian women. Their teenage years were snatched away by force, they were made Jugun Ianfu (Sex Slaves) of the Japanese royal army to meet the sexual needs of his soldiers. When the Japanese invaded and waged war on other countries, the Japanese army was mentally exhausted. This condition resulted in the Japanese army brutalizing sexual outlet by mass raping which resulted in an outbreak of venereal disease affecting the Japanese army. This certainly weakened the strength of the Japanese imperial army. This situation gave rise to the idea of ​​recruiting local women, and putting them into brothels and making them comfort women (JugunYanfu) to satisfy the Japanese army. During the Japanese occupation the daily administration was held by General Murakami.Keywords: Japanese Occupation, Impact, Women.DOI: 10.7176/HRL/52-02Publication date: December 31st 202

Forgotten Squared: Canadian Aircrews in Southeast Asia, 1942–1945

The battles of World War II in Southeast Asia started with a saga of repeated defeats and retreats by the Allies. Then in 1944, after they re-grouped during a stalemate in 1942–43, the Allies decisively defeated the Imperial Forces of Japan in the jungles of the Chin Hills, leading to a victorious advance down the plains to Rangoon. These campaigns included the greatest land battles and the soundest defeat of the Japanese armies during the war. They were engineered by the combination of sound Allied tactics and resolute jungle fighting that was facilitated by a most intensive and innovative use of airpower. In spite of Winston Churchill’s statement that the attack against Ceylon (Sri Lanka) by a Japanese naval task force in 1942 represented the most dangerous moment of the war, these campaigns have been slighted in subsequent general histories of the World War, as they were by the media of the time. During the campaigns most of the Allied troops felt that their efforts and sacrifices were unrecognized and largely forgotten in the panorama of the war. They believed that they were poorly supported—they knew they were assigned inferior equipment in deficient quantity—and they suspected they were short-changed by remote leadership and inadequate strategic planning. Those feelings arose in 1941–42 during the defeats and retreats from Malaya, Singapore, the East Indies and Burma, and they hardened during the stalemate after the monsoon of 1942 when the 14th Army dubbed itself the “Forgotten Army.

Avenging Furies : The Memoirs of American Women in the Philippines during the Second World War

A large and active resistance movement developed in the Philippines during the Japanese occupation of the islands from 1942-1945. This paper discusses the memoirs of several women caught up in these movements, specifically Claire Phillips, Margaret Utinsky, Yay Panlilio, and Virginia Hansen Holmes. I argue that these women utilized their memoirs to secure places for themselves in history, using gendered and racialized language to define their experiences as incredible adventures. Their memoirs give significant insight into the civilian experience of the Japanese occupation and testify to the unique efforts made by women to support the American cause

На шляху до правди та порозуміння

Торік у світ вийшов черговий, четвертий том українсько-польського двомовного збірника документів «Польща та Україна у тридцятих-сорокових роках ХХ століття. Невідомі документи з архівів спецслужб», присвячений темі «Поляки та українці між двома тоталітарними системами 1942–1945». Його науковими редакторами стали знані історики Ґжеґож Мотика та Юрій Шаповал

320th Engineer Battalion, 1942-1945

The 320th Engineer Battalion was activated as part of the 95th Infantry Division on July 15, 1942, at Camp Swift, Texas. The enlisted cadre for the Division was furnished by the 7th Infantry Division. The officer cadre had been drawn from many organizations and received refresher courses before reporting to the Division. Additional officers were received direct from Officer Candidate Schools. Maj. Gen. Harry L. Twaddle came from the War Department G-3 to take command of the Division. Lt. Col. Leland B. Kuhre came from the St. Louis Engineer District to command the 320th Engineer Battalion.https://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/ww_reg_his/1081/thumbnail.jp

Українська письменницька публіцистика другої половини Другої світової війни

У статті досліджено історично закономірні та ідеологічно деструктивні тенденції існування офіційної та опозиційної письменницької публіцистики в замкнутій тоталітарній державі 1942– 1945 рр. у контексті потенційного поглиблення в ній демократичних свобод, виходу на глобальні загальнолюдські проблеми.The article investigates historical patterns and ideologically destructive tendencies of the formal journalism and its literary opposition in the locked totalitarian state system in 1942–1945. The author considers journalism’s potential of focusing on democratic freedoms and global human problems.В статье исследовано исторически закономерные и идеологически деструктивные тенденции существования официальной и оппозиционной писательской публицистики в замкнутом тоталитарном государстве 1942–1945 гг. в контексте потенциального углубления в нем демократических свобод, выхода на глобальные общечеловеческие проблемы

Guthrie Parker Meade Papers

The collection consists of papers of Guthrie P. Meade from 1942-1993, the bulk of which document his naval service aboard the U.S.S. Ancon from 1942-1945. Materials include photographs, printed material, military records, clippings, and journals. Find this collection in the University Libraries\u27 catalog.https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/finding-aids/1017/thumbnail.jp

Porter, Jack C. (SC 862)

Finding aid only for Manuscripts Small Collection 862. Paper titled “Malcolm Wolford World War II Veteran,” written by Jack C. Porter for a Western Kentucky University United States history class in November 1990. Personal narrative based on Porter’s interview with his grandfather Malcolm Wolford, who served in the Army Air Corps as a radar man from 1942-1945