Définir les « crimes contre l’humanité » en Union soviétique. La politique nazie d’incendie des villages et le discours soviétique sur les victimes de guerre soviétiques juives et non-juives, 1941-1947

Moine, Nathalie; Angell, John

doi:10.4000/monderusse.9346

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Définir les « crimes contre l’humanité » en Union soviétique. La politique nazie d’incendie des villages et le discours soviétique sur les victimes de guerre soviétiques juives et non-juives, 1941-1947

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