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The Russian Liberation Army (ROA) - Hitler's Russian Army
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17:04Now PlayingThis video is about Russian collaboration in World War II: the Russian Liberation Army (ROA) - Hitler's Russian Army. During Operation Barbarossa the Germans captured millions of Soviet soldiers. Around one million of these Red Army POWs would join the German side in units such as the Russian Liberation Army (ROA) under collaborating general Andrey Vlasov. He would later establish the Russian People's Liberation Committee (KONR). There were other units such as the SS “RONA” (Russian National Liberation Army) led by Bronislav Kaminsky. Most of these Soviet collaborators were Red Army prisoners of war, but also White émigrés. In this episode an overview of Russian collaborators during the Second World War.
History Hustle presents: The Russian Liberation Army (ROA) - Hitler's Russian Army.
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SOURCES
– Russia's War (Richard Overy).
– Hitler's Russian & Cossack Allies 1941-45 [Men-at-arms] (Nigel Thomas).
– Vlasov and the Russian Liberation Movement: Soviet Reality and Emigré Theories (Catherine Andreyev).
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