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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasizes national defense readiness, unveiling plans for increased military spending and a new nuclear submarine fleet, urging societal involvement in bolstering security.

‘They gave us bread instead of fear’: How Soviet soldiers shaped German childhoods after WWII

RT - Daily newsTuesday, May 6, 2025 at 8:02:00 PM
‘They gave us bread instead of fear’: How Soviet soldiers shaped German childhoods after WWII
The article recounts personal memories of German civilians who experienced small acts of kindness from Soviet soldiers after WWII, such as sharing bread, which provided hope and comfort during a time of devastation and helped them rebuild their lives.
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