A look at the Russian Liberation Army, a little-known WW2 military force made up of Russian soldiers who volunteered to fight the Soviet regime.
This ten-minute Russian-language video, with English subtitles, includes wartime footage of a swearing-in ceremony of RLA soldiers. The RLA was commanded by former Soviet General Andrei Vlasov, who also headed the German-backed anti-Stalinist “Committee for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia,” a provisional “government-in-exile.”
800,000 Russians were fighting on the German side during WW2. English.
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