Davies Annotated

Davies, N. (2006). How we didn't win the war...but the Russians did.

The writer is trying to establish the beliefs of the Russians and all of the other countries and their beliefs and takes on who was the most influential country involved on the winning side. The writer then explains that all countries had influential participation in the war, however the Russians were the one who made the greatest push against the Germans.
“The Russians, for example, are clear that the Red Army played the dominant role in the defeat of the Reich, demoting the Anglo-American war effort to secondary or tertiary importance. What is more, like the Americans, they insist that the “real war” began in 1941, relegating the events of 1939-41 to a mere prelude.”
“The forces of democracy played their part in the defeat of fascism, but were left controlling less than half the continent.”
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